Paper Wars Magazine & Game 102 (Santiago Campaign, 1898) publisher_LudiCreations the Blind Swords system ensures

the Blind Swords system ensures that no combat units can be counted on

there is only one Mech Suit

without allowing SS Counters to reach the castle

- A rich Mayan theme

in which the Allies can appease or oppose the Axis

Paper Wars Magazine & Game 102 (Santiago Campaign, 1898) publisher_LudiCreations the Blind Swords system ensuresSantiago Campaign, 1898 by Javier Romero This is a two player (solitaire adaptable) simulation of the land campaign for Santiago de Cuba, which ended with the surrender of the Spanish forces after the hard fought battles of San Juan Hill and El Caney. The map runs from Daiquiri and Siboney to west of Santiago at one mile per hex. Units of maneuver are primarily regiments and battalions, and the 15 game turns each represent one day. Low complexity.