F-137 Liewenberg, Part 1: Assaulting the South Height! (German South-West Africa, 1904)
Historical Period: Colonial Time: Friday, 7 PM; Length: 4 hrs No. of Players: 6 GM: Roy Jones with Eric Alvarado Scale: 25mm; Rules: The Sword and the Flame (Modified) Sponsor: Recreational Conflict
Sailors of the Landungskorps SMS “Habicht” find their advance along the Swakop River Valley blocked by concealed Hereros in elevated, boulder fighting positions. A Herero-occupied hill south of the river dominates the entire battlefield and must be neutralized. The Battle of Liewenberg starts with a struggle for the South Height! From the scenario book "The Herero War". More at www.hererowars.com.
S-138 Liewenberg, Part 2: Hitting the Main Line! (German South-West Africa, 1904)
Historical Period: Colonial Time: Saturday, 7 PM; Length: 4 hrs No. of Players: 6 GM: Roy Jones with Eric Alvarado Scale: 25mm; Rules: The Sword and the Flame (Modified) Sponsor: Recreational Conflict
German sailors took a beating in their first assault at Liewenberg. But now the sailors have more men, high morale...and a Revolver cannon! Herero riflemen, however, still hold the high ground. And they fight concealed behind nearly impregnable rock. Somebody - German or Herero - is definitely going to get hurt at Liewenberg. From the scenario book "The Herero War". More at: www.hererowars.com.
( For a detailed historical account of the Battle of Liewenberg, go to my essay "THE LANDUNGSKORPS SMS 'HABICHT' IN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA" on this website).