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P.O. Box 21598 | Bakersfield, CA. 93390 | (661) 587-9633 phone | (661) 587-5031 fax | [email protected] Target Market • WWII history buffs Up-Sells & Cross-Sells • D-Day at Tarawa (DG) • RAF: Battle for Britain (DG) • Iwo (DG Folio) Selling Points • Solitaire • John Butterfield design Stock no • 1026 MSRP • $60 UPC Code • 095109010265 Contents 22” x 34” mapsheet 352 die-cut counters 55 event cards One full-color Rules booklet Campaign Analysis article Player aid cards Place your order today! Command the US 1 st Marine Division in their bitterest battle of World War II. D-Day at Peleliu is a solitaire game simulating the amphibious invasion of Peleliu in the Palau Islands. The Marines assaulted with the primary goal of capturing the airstrip nestled amid jungle and overlooked by forbidding mountain terrain. Though Maj. Gen. William Rupertus, commander of the division, predicted a quick four-day victory, the battle was instead a two-month fight to the death against some 10,000 tenacious Japanese. Designer John Butterfield advances the solitaire system of his award-winning D-Day at Omaha Beach to the next level. You control the US forces against a Japanese defense determined to hold the island at all costs. An innovative no-dice combat system highlights unknown enemy deployments and the importance of using the right weapons and tactics. Event cards keep the action flowing and the rules simple while introducing historical detail. Players familiar with Omaha Beach will recognize the hazardous amphibious landings, overlapping enemy fields of fire, uncanny enemy tactics, and the emergence of heroes and leaders as the battle unfolds. In Peleliu new features cover coordinated Japanese counterattacks, close combat, fortified positions in coral and mountain terrain, and the hellish canyons and peaks of Umurbrogol Mountain, ever after referred to by the Marines as “Bloody Nose Ridge.” D-Day at Peleliu: 15 September 1944 Release Date: Late Sept 2015 2-23: Intense Japanese fire limits US movement to one hex this turn. BNR: Unexpected US Naval Fire hits position C20 C15 C17 13 R M Landing Drift Left 2-12: And add a depth marker to one Japanese unit (9.2). 14-23: Heat exhaustion disrupts one US unit. BNR: Add a depth marker to one Japanese unit (9.2). 42 R A Drift Right Landing

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P.O. Box 21598 | Bakers� eld, CA. 93390 | (661) 587-9633 phone | (661) 587-5031 fax | [email protected]

Target Market• WWII history buff s

Up-Sells & Cross-Sells• D-Day at Tarawa (DG)• RAF: Battle for Britain (DG)• Iwo (DG Folio)

Selling Points• Solitaire• John Butterfi eld design

Stock no• 1026

MSRP• $60

UPC Code• 095109010265

Contents• 22” x 34” mapsheet• 352 die-cut counters • 55 event cards• One full-color Rules booklet• Campaign Analysis article• Player aid cards

Place your order today!

Command the US 1st Marine Division in their bitterest battle of World War II.

D-Day at Peleliu is a solitaire game simulating the amphibious invasion of Peleliu in the Palau Islands. The Marines assaulted with the primary goal of capturing the airstrip nestled amid jungle and overlooked by forbidding mountain terrain. Though Maj. Gen. William Rupertus, commander of the division, predicted a quick four-day victory, the battle was instead a two-month fi ght to the death against some 10,000 tenacious Japanese.

Designer John Butterfi eld advances the solitaire system of his award-winningD-Day at Omaha Beach to the next level. You control the US forces against a Japanese defense determined to hold the island at all costs. An innovative no-dice combat system highlights unknown enemy deployments and the importance of using the right weapons and tactics. Event cards keep the action fl owing and the rules simple while introducing historical detail.

Players familiar with Omaha Beach will recognize the hazardous amphibious landings, overlapping enemy fi elds of fi re, uncanny enemy tactics, and the emergence of heroes and leaders as the battle unfolds. In Peleliu new features cover coordinated Japanese counterattacks, close combat, fortifi ed positions in coral and mountain terrain, and the hellish canyons and peaks of Umurbrogol Mountain, ever after referred to by the Marines as “Bloody Nose Ridge.”

D-Day at Peleliu: 15 September 1944

Release Date: Late Sept 2015

2-23: Intense Japanese fi re limits US movement to one hex this turn.

BNR: Unexpected US Naval Fire hits position C20 C15 C17

13

R M

Landing Drift Left

2-12: And add a depth marker

to one Japanese unit (9.2).

14-23: Heat exhaustion disrupts

one US unit.

BNR: Add a depth marker to

one Japanese unit (9.2).

42R A

Drift Right

Landing