Pocket Landship (PnP) - The Solo Board Gamer

Description

Pocket Landship is a solo 9 card wargame set in a World War I-ish world.

Command a landship (the original British term for tanks) to clear a sector of enemy infantry, artillery, and landships.

The player chooses either side of the 3 player cards to create either a single high powered landship with a main cannon and side sponsons, or a lesser armed landship plus a corvette class landship or squad of shock troops.

The player then chooses either side of each of the 6 enemy cards to create the enemy forces – a collection of enemy landships, artillery, infantry, and mine fields arranged in 2 rows of 3 cards.

Each turn, the player will roll 3 6-sided dice and assign each die to each of their cards to attack the enemies.

Then, for the enemy turn, roll the 3 dice and assign them low to high left to right across the front enemy line, then take the assigned actions.

Each card has its own damage track. When a card is destroyed, it is removed from the game.

Win by destroying all 6 enemy cards. Lose if the enemy destroys your landship.

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Files

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Pocket Landship CARDS, fronts and backs

Version 1.11

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Pocket Landship RULES – new clarifications version 1.12 Jan. 18, 2018

No changes to the game, just some clarifications.

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Pocket Landship: Hold the Line Variant Rules

Variant Rules for Pocket Landship.

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Pocket Landship – Free Trial Version “Promo” cards

Celebrating the upcoming published version of Pocket Landship, this file contains 3 alternate player cards and 6 alternate enemy cards that can be mixed in with the original game cards.

These cards take the actions (but not the artwork) from a few of the cards from the upcoming published version of the game and bring them to the classic PnP version of the game.

It is NOT recommended that the game be played with all of these new cards at once as it will likely be too “swing-y”.

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