New! 2006 Vintage Against the Odds Toppling the Reich (new, open box, unpunched)

New, old stock, vintage 2006 Against the Odds military simulation game. Open box and unpunched. See photos for condition. Against the Odds: Toppling the Reich is a magazine board game published by Against the Odds Magazine in 2006. The game simulates the fighting for the Rhine River and Westwall that occurred in 1944 and 1945 during World War II. Designed by John Prados, it uses the Panzerkrieg game system to examine the major episodes of this clash. One full-color 22"x34" hex mapsheet depicting the area around the encirclement. 480 full-color 1/2" die-cut pieces representing various military units. Rules length: 16 pages. Players take on the roles of the German and Allied commanders, aiming to outmaneuver and defeat their opponent. The game emphasizes strategic planning and historical accuracy, providing a challenging and immersive experience. Toppling the Reich is considered somewhat rare and can be valuable to collectors, especially if it's in good condition and complete with all its original components. Prices for used copies can vary, but they generally range from $35 to $50 or more, depending on the condition and completeness.