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<blockquote data-quote="Victim" data-source="post: 4627977" data-attributes="member: 78">Are you looking for a board game sort of wargame, or a tabletop miniatures wargame?I've heard that Memoir is one of the more simplistic versions of that game system; Battlelore or Command and Colors Ancients sound like they'd have more depth while still being accessible.&nbsp; But I haven't played any of those games.&nbsp; And CC:A uses blocks with stickers instead of miniature units, which might be a visual turnoff.<a href="http://www.boardgamegeek.com/" target="_blank">Board Game Geek</a> might be a good place to look for ideas - just in case you're not looking there already.I was thinking about getting a wargame recently (I've pretty much settled on Tigris and Euphrates instead) and CC:A (mentioned above), Combat Commander, and Conflict of Heroes.&nbsp; They're all highly rated games and seemed to gain lots of praise for being accessible.&nbsp; I haven't played any of them, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Victim, post: 4627977, member: 78"] Are you looking for a board game sort of wargame, or a tabletop miniatures wargame? I've heard that Memoir is one of the more simplistic versions of that game system; Battlelore or Command and Colors Ancients sound like they'd have more depth while still being accessible. But I haven't played any of those games. And CC:A uses blocks with stickers instead of miniature units, which might be a visual turnoff. [URL="http://www.boardgamegeek.com/"]Board Game Geek[/URL] might be a good place to look for ideas - just in case you're not looking there already. I was thinking about getting a wargame recently (I've pretty much settled on Tigris and Euphrates instead) and CC:A (mentioned above), Combat Commander, and Conflict of Heroes. They're all highly rated games and seemed to gain lots of praise for being accessible. I haven't played any of them, though. [/QUOTE]

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