1846: The Race for the Midwest (Second Printing) Board & Card Games No longer a straight take-that

No longer a straight take-that or survival game

Use your weapons cleverly and help your fellow hunters by providing them ammunitions

but fraught with many more challenges to withstand the advances the Allies have made in anti-submarine warfare

A large 17” wide by 22” tall play mat for 1500 - The New World

integrating adventurers into this rich and complex world

1846: The Race for the Midwest (Second Printing) Board & Card Games No longer a straight take-thatIn 1846, 3 5 tycoons compete to earn money and build the best stock portfolio by investing in and operating railroads within the midwestern United States. Five competing railroads, in search of Midwestern grain and markets, crossed the Appalachian mountains in the early 1850s: the New York Central, Erie, Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, and, via Canada, the Grand Trunk, backed by Boston merchants. In front of them were literally hundreds of failed