Summary: The game as played required 20+ players. A conclusion was reached at the end of the day and this is attributable to the playability and flexibility of the Spearhead rules. Players who had not had an opportunity to participate in a prior Spearhead game quickly were able to manage the game system. The players were able to maintain a reasonable pace to the game since little time was lost to unprofitable rules discussions. The few situations which required a judge to arbitrate were decided immediately. The ebb and flow of the battle was impressive as units advanced or fell back, reserves committed or shifted, and threats countered. All who played were able to say for the want of a die roll here or a die roll there, the outcome could have been different. More Kursk 1943 Kursk 1943: Introduction Kursk 1943: Russian and German Forces Kursk 1943: Turns 1-8 Kursk 1943: Turns 9-16 Kursk 1943: Turns 17-end Kursk 1943: Conclusion Back to War Lore: The List Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1998 by Coalition Web, Inc. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com