Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815

*Fighting Sail* is a simulation of naval warfare during the age of sail. Nine scenarios are presented in the game, dealing with small-scale naval actions from the American Revolution to the Napoleonic

Key facts

• Number of players: 2
• Playtime: 240 min
• Min age: 12+
• Complexity: 2,9/5

Mechanics

• Grid Movement
• Movement Points
• Simultaneous Action Selection
• Square Grid
• Bias
• Critical Hits and Failures
• Dice Rolling
• Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game
• Simulation

Categories

• Age of Reason
• American Revolutionary War
• Napoleonic
• Nautical
• Wargame

Families

• History: Napoleonic Wars
• History: War of 1812
• Magazine: Strategy & Tactics
• Players: Two-Player Only Games

Authors

Joseph M. Balkoski

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FAQ

How many players can play Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815?

Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 supports 2 players.

How long does a game of Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 take?

A game of Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 usually takes about 240 minutes.

What age is Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 suitable for?

Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 is recommended for ages 12 and up.

How complex is Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815?

Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 has a complexity rating of 2,9 out of 5.

Is Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 good for beginners?

Fighting Sail: Sea Combat in the Age of Canvas and Shot 1775-1815 is moderately complex: newcomers can enjoy it with a little guidance.