New Open Box! Rare Against the Odds A Gate of Hell (unpunched and never played)

New Open box Against the Odds A Gate Of hell based on Civil War amphibious operations. Unpunched and never played! See photos for details. Against the Odds: A Gate of Hell is a magazine board game published by Against the Odds Magazine. The game covers the Campaign for Charleston from July to September 1863 during the American Civil War. Players take on the roles of historical commanders, such as Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard for the Confederate defenders of Charleston, or Admiral Dahlgren and General Quincy Adams Gillmore for the Union. A map depicting the battlefield around Charleston. Counters representing Union and Confederate forces. Rules and charts for gameplay mechanics, including movement, combat, and victory conditions. Players use military support points (MSPs) to mobilize and support their forces on one of the most inhospitable battlegrounds of the war. The game emphasizes strategic planning and historical accuracy, providing a challenging and immersive experience. A Gate of Hell is considered 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 $30 to $60 or more, depending on the condition and completeness.