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Dan Verssen Games (DVG)  |  SKU: 13464694325299

Corsair Leader

$89.95 CAD
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Description

Designer Dan Verssen
Publisher Dan Verssen Games (DVG)
Players 1
Playtime 120 mins
Suggested Age 12 and up
Expansions  Corsair Leader: Aces Expansion Pack
Accessories Corsair Leader - Neoprene Mat
Corsair Leader: Errata Pack

Corsair Leader is based on the Hornet Leader II core game, but with some significant changes. The game focuses on the Marine F4U Corsairs in the Pacific. The 2 campaigns cover the Solomon Islands campaign that lasted from late 1942 to early 1944.

Also, the aircraft under your command center on the Corsair, but you also get to decide if you want to include Dauntlesses, B-25s, and B-17s as part of your group. Each aircraft has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, the B-17s carry a lot of bombs and are hard to shoot down, but they are terrible versus naval targets and only moderately accurate against all but the largest of land targets.

The game also goes more in-depth on the tactical options you have while over target. Each turn, each aircraft can become "Offensive" which gives it an attack bonus, but also makes it easier to be attacked when it gets shot at. Likewise, aircraft can be "Defensive" which penalizes their own attacks and makes them harder to hit. "Slow" pilots can "Rush" their attack at a penalty and attack during the Fast pilot step, and "Fast" pilots can Wait and get a bonus if they attack during the Slow pilot step.

Like the other games in the "Leader" series, Corsair Leader is a solitaire game.

The game is published in both PDF and Vassal versions.

Other Leader series games by Dan Verssen