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  • No Turning Back (slightly damaged)
  • No Turning Back (slightly damaged)
  • No Turning Back (slightly damaged)
  • No Turning Back (slightly damaged)

No Turning Back (slightly damaged)

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No Turning Back is the latest title in Multi-Man Publishing's acclaimed Line of Battle (LoB) series, depicting the Battle of the Wilderness fought on May 5–6, 1864, the opening engagement of Grant's Overland Campaign during the American Civil War. It recreates the first major clash between Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee, where dense forests, poor visibility, command confusion and brutal close-range fighting shaped the battle.

Designed by Dean Essig, the game faithfully portrays the unique tactical challenges of the Wilderness. Units become disoriented, maneuver is severely restricted, and commanders struggle to coordinate attacks across difficult terrain. The maps are based on post-war historical surveys, providing one of the most accurate representations of the battlefield available.

Using the proven Line of Battle system, players command regiments while managing brigade cohesion, fatigue, command efficiency and coordinated assaults. Multiple historical scenarios are included alongside two full campaign games covering the entire battle.

With nearly two thousand counters and four large maps, No Turning Back stands as one of the most comprehensive and historically detailed entries in the Line of Battle series.

Highlights

  • Detailed operational simulation of the Battle of the Wilderness.
  • Award-winning Line of Battle regimental system.
  • Historically researched battlefield maps.
  • Multiple scenarios plus two complete campaign games.
  • Rich command and control mechanics.
  • Exceptional historical depth and replay value.

Game Information

  • Publisher: Multi-Man Publishing
  • Designer: Dean Essig
  • Series: Line of Battle (LoB)
  • Conflict: American Civil War
  • Battle: Wilderness Campaign (May 1864)
  • Players: 2
  • Playing Time: Scenario dependent (from several hours to multi-day campaigns)
  • Complexity: High
  • Language: English

Box Contents

  • 4 full-color 22" × 34" maps
  • Approximately 1,960 counters
  • Line of Battle v3.0 rulebook
  • Game-specific rulebook
  • Two Line of Battle charts & tables booklets
  • Two game-specific player aids (Terrain Key & TEC)
  • Dice
  • Box 
MMP NTB

Data sheet

Période
6- 19th Century
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