Quartermaster General: East Front

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Area Control — Players control stars on the board to score points.
• card drafting — Players draw cards, and some cards are selected as 'first game' cards for a smoother introduction.
• Combat — Combat involves attacking, defending, and options to continue or retreat, often involving card play.
• hand management — Players manage their hand of cards, which are essential for actions and reactions.
• Movement — Pieces can move, with specific rules for tanks and airplanes, and restrictions on moving into enemy-occupied spaces.
• Multi-use cards — Cards can be used for effects, as reactions, or discarded for actions.
• Supply lines — A key feature where units must trace a path back to supply flags, with interdiction rules affecting unit availability.
• Variable player powers — Factions have different decks, and specific cards can grant unique abilities or actions.

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Quotes (from this video)

• It's funny because me and Vicki always say whenever we're doing a long journey, we check the traffic beforehand, right? We always say that and we never do.
• If my military machine behaves in efficient manner
• The more you learn, the more you learn the cards, the more skillful the game becomes in a way.
• You don't discard down limit. There's no hand limit. There's no hand.
• The Germans have to make a a big push at the start. And either I presume you need to be scoring more than the Russians here because eventually I think they will build up
• And it is called Quartermaster General. Is it about logistics?

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