Anone happen to have a copy of the rules for it or its historically accurate sister game, Boltaction?
I'd like to check out Konflict 47
Oliver Brooks
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Xavier Williams
I too am interested in Konflict 47
Brandon Cox
Historical war games general should have links to bolt action in their trove. Have seen anything for konflict though. Flipped through the rule book at my lgs, definitely had some cool minis in the book, but nothing on the shelves with the book. Is it an unsupported line, are there plans for production for minis for it?
Christopher Wright
Im not sure about Boltaction, but the somewhat revised Boltaction 2 just recently came out. Konflict is also pretty new. the only armies that are fully released are America and Germany, with Britain and the Soviets on the way soon (tm)
Jace Hill
Found this in Historical general under their wargames section.
Cooper Sanchez
Responding to op just so people are curious will see this.
K47 is WWWII, aka Weird World War Two. Essentially, when the Americans tested the A bomb, instead of just blowing shit up, it tears open a rift to a new universe or some shit and opens up all kinds of possibilities for technology. Before they realize it though, they drop one on Germany and Japan, unwittingly giving the tech to the axis as well.
The Brits end up being allowed to study the American rift, but the Soviets are denied access, and naturally get pissed. Eventually the Soviets, paranoid the west is about to stab them in the back, cuts its alliance with the west and a 3 war erupts. With the former Allies turning on one another, Germany gets the breather it needed and surges back with its new rift tech, restoring its borders and eventually getting locked in a stalemate with the Allies /Russkies.
This brings us to the "present", at the end of the harshest winter in history, 1947 is promising to be the start of major offensives for all sides as they commit their special weapons to end the war once and for all.
Rules wise, its a mix of Bolt Action V1 (the fucksticks at Warlord never thought about warning Clockwork they were going to release BA 2.0 less than a month after K47 for some reason) and a couple other skirmish rulesets. Changes from Bolt Action include
>Reaction mechanic: units can react and get involved in firefights, fire out of turn, etc.
>Close combat heavily reworked to account for things like Zombies, heavy infantry, genetically modified "vampires" and "werewolves", and heavy walkers
>new special rules and weapons to represent things like gravity amplifiers, Tesla cannons, power armored infantry, and mechs.
>New national special rules to represent how nations have changed. Americans can reroll 1's to hit for some weapons due to having no shortage of ammo, while Germans get a bonus to order tests that involve counterattacking (like advancing toward an enemy unit)
Jace Brooks
It's supported, but the models are brand new. Last I read they sold out of their entire first run just filling preorders.
Models look cool as shit tho
Bentley Lee
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Michael Bennett
>Britain and the Soviets on the way soon
December. The look of either faction will guarantee my entry into the game (or not).
Adam Howard
>nazi zombies
Into the trash it goes