The Valley of Tears: 7th Brigade Stands Defiant is a simulation of the Syrian attack on the Golan Heights during October of 1973. The game focuses on capturing the feel of the Syrian assaults during 7-11 October, not a specific battle.

 
 

 

The Valley of Tears... 7th Brigade Stands Defiant

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 Valley of Tears Bullet

 

One hundred and eighty-one counters depicting the infantry, T-55, Centurion, and T-62 tanks, helicopters, and weapons that fought for control of the Golan Heights.

 Valley of Tears Bullet

Two 8.5" x 11" maps covering approximately a four-kilometer section of the Golan Heights between Tel Hermonit and Booster.

 Valley of Tears Bullet Game system incorporates rules for Saggers, heliborne assaults, AVLB, air superiority and even air-to-air combat.
 
 

Read a semi-exciting Valley of Tears after action report right here.


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The Valley of Tears: 7th Brigade Stands Defiant is a simulation of the Syrian attack on the Golan Heights during October of 1973. The game focuses on capturing the feel of the Syrian assaults during 7-11 October, not a specific battle.

The map covers approximately a four-kilometer section of the Golan Heights between Tel Hermonit and Booster. The counters represent infantry platoons (40-60 men), Sagger Teams, and vehicle platoons (2-5 vehicles). Each turn represents fifteen minutes to one hour.

The Syrians attack Tel Herminot. Valley of Tears Thumbnail The counters, in all their glory. Valley of Tears Thumbnail Here's what the numbers mean. Valley of Tears Thumbnail

Fire combat is resolved by summing the attacking firepower of the attacking units, applying column shifts for the defender’s terrain, subtracting the defender's armor factor, rolling 1D6, and consulting the Combat Results Table (CRT). The results can reduce the units in the target hex, disrupt them, or have no effect. Units are rated for their attack value against armor and against infantry.

This complete downloadable PDF game features the beautiful art of Nicolas Eskubi, and can be printed and played in less time than it takes to read an issue of Witchblade.  Fun, simple design, drop-jaw graphics, and no shipping! It’s a wargamer’s dream.

 

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