Perhaps I am misunderstanding your question. All of the Gazettes come with maps. Many of the expansions also have maps. All are printed and there are a few pieces that can be placed on the map (overlays, terrain, features, etc). Very few of the maps are blank, all have some sort of terrain.
Hmmm. I think I may be wrong about all having maps, so do not quote me on that. I think they all had a counter sheet. Been a while and those things are all separated and sorted so I cannot check my copy.
A quick check of the game pages for the Gazettes shows that there are no maps, thus proving that my memory is getting worse. Counters, yes. Maps, no. So sorry - I promise I was trying to be helpful.
To add... G#5 requires Pegasus Bridge not Carentan. Plus it requires using the US forces if you don't the CW forces... and Germans if don't have the SS forces.
That sounds like a GREAT idea except for the icons. Most of the mouse maps that I have seen have pretty low resolution printing and it can be hard to read numbers less than 24 points. Has anyone ordered any of these and if so how is the print quality?
At the very least I would buy the grass map and use overlays...
That sounds like a GREAT idea except for the icons. Most of the mouse maps that I have seen have pretty low resolution printing and it can be hard to read numbers less than 24 points. Has anyone ordered any of these and if so how is the print quality?
At the very least I would buy the grass map and use overlays...
I have one with "High Noon" on one side and "Fields of Glory" on the other. They work well. DPG uses mats like these for their tournaments at conventions. The nice bonus is the turn track is included on the mat also. Makes tournament setup very easy.
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That sounds like a GREAT idea except for the icons. Most of the mouse maps that I have seen have pretty low resolution printing and it can be hard to read numbers less than 24 points. Has anyone ordered any of these and if so how is the print quality?
At the very least I would buy the grass map and use overlays...
I have one with "High Noon" on one side and "Fields of Glory" on the other. They work well. DPG uses mats like these for their tournaments at conventions. The nice bonus is the turn track is included on the mat also. Makes tournament setup very easy.
Cool. Thanks. Can you read the numbers and symbols on the map icons?
