Bolt Action: Campaign: Sea Lion

Description

The year is 1940, and the German invasion of Britain has begun. With this new campaign book for Bolt Action, players can fight the battles of World War II's greatest 'what if' scenario. Defend the cliffs of Dover and the beaches of Kent from wave after wave of German landing craft. Parachute into the Home Counties in a surgical strike to capture Winston Churchill. Rally the Home Guard in a last, desperate attempt to keep England free of the Nazi invaders! Containing new rules, scenarios, and unit types covering all of the unique features of this alternate history campaign, it offers a chance for all Bolt Action players to truly rewrite the history of World War II.

Warlord Games is one of the world's leading producers of wargaming miniatures, as well as the publisher of the successful Black Powder and Hail Caesar rule sets. Their Bolt Action range of 28mm World War II miniatures is the most extensive on the market and continues to grow and develop.

Campaign: Sea Lion provides a complete storyline for a successful Operation Sea Lion, and how the occupation might have gone from there, thus enabling Bolt Action gamers to simulate authentic seeming battles within a plausible and consistent narrative. The book also includes 10 linked battles--a campaign--should players want to game through the entire 'history' of the war, from the opening coastal assaults, to tank battles in the cities, and run and gun skirmishes in the countryside. One of the missions involves an assassination attempt on Churchill: a great change of pace from frontline battle. - Matt Staggs, Unbound Worlds Campaign: Sea Lion for Bolt Action is absolutely fantastic! This book offers a ton of new content and it really got my imagination going on multiple potential projects. I had high hopes for this book and it exceeded all of my expectations. - Jacob Stauttener, Must Contain Minis Campaign: Sea Lion is a very interesting expansion to Bolt Action that takes the game into an interesting direction. Some may not like that the game focuses on a battle that could have happened in theory but never did. To me, that is part of the charm as the game is different than the regular matches that we normally play. - Bell of Lost Souls