ADF Question & Answer

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From left fron row – John Ohlin, Dean West and John Hill. Back row from left – Norris Darrall., Kermit Hilles, Patrick Lebeau and Cory Ring

From left fron row – John Ohlin, Dean West and John Hill. Back row from left – Norris Darrall., Kermit Hilles, Patrick Lebeau and Cory Ring

 

Wargaming Question & Answer

{THIS PAGE IS STRICTLY FOR WARGAMER’S ONLY – FOR THOSE WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH JOHN HILL’S GAMES AND HAVE SPECIFIC QUESTIONS RELATING TO THE RULES AND/OR CHARTS, SCENARIOS, ETC.}

 

Have you ever been playing Across A Deadly Field (ADF) or JRIII and needed some clarification on some of the rules?

There are two ways to submit your questions regarding John Hill’s games:

  1. Submit a Question via the Johnny Reb (Civil War Miniature Rules) Yahoo Groups
  2. Alternatively, you can send an email directly to ADFQandA@acrossadeadlyfield.com

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4 Comments

  1. Matt TheDopestMatrix

    Never heard of this game? Is it a video game or something? Sounds kind of interesting, i’ll look into it 🙂
    Matt TheDopestMatrix

    Reply
    1. Stephanie (Post author)

      Hi Matt:
      Thank you for checking out my tribute site. The latest game ADF is not yet out in a videogame. But one of my father’s earlier wargames Squad Leader is available as a video game. You can go to the Squad Leader page and check those games out. Barnes and Noble has a number of them available from beginner to advanced for different gaming systems. Thank you again for your interest. Have a pleasant day!
      –Stephanie

      Reply
  2. Liz

    Thanks for posting links to get questions answered. Sometimes you need to know more about a particular rule!

    Reply
    1. Stephanie (Post author)

      Hi Liz:
      Thank you for noticing the links to help wargamers get clarification on the particular ADF Game Rules. I am hoping those rules as well as the quick reference charts will aid wargamers in being able to seek additional resources when needed. I appreciate that.

      –Stephanie

      Reply

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