What is Eleven Bravo?

Eleven Bravo is a tabletop wargame designed to be used with 15-28mm scaled miniatures. Two players assume the roles of platoon commanders in any conflict (real or imaginary) from about 1990 to now. The game accommodates platoons of 30-40 miniatures per side, plus their attendant support.

Why play Eleven Bravo?

You want a casual, flexible modern wargame.

The rules are intended to be memorable and easy to pick up: the troop quality dice and universal rolls mean that much of the ruleset can be boiled down to a few pages. The rules also include six different scenarios and seven different army lists so that no game is truly the same.

What Inspired Eleven Bravo?

Eleven Bravo was inspired by Arty Conliffe's Crossfire, as well as Ambush Alley by Ambush Alley Games. It is essentially my take on a "modern Crossfire" (both in theme and ruleset).

What Is Required To Play?

Playing Eleven Bravo requires the following:

1. A copy of the Eleven Bravo rules for each player.
2. A 6' x 4' gaming table.
3. A variety of four, six, eight and ten-sided dice for each player.
4. A measuring tape or ruler.
5. 30-40 15-28mm miniatures per player:
   • Idaally, miniatures are modelled with the gear they are equipped with.
   • Eleven Bravo is miniatures agnostic, meaning you can use any models from any manufacturer as long as they generally fit a "modern" theme.
6. Enough miniature terrain to obscure lines of sight up to 50% in all directions.

Version 0.6.4

• Added rules for drones and UAVs.
• Tanks now use the tank gun profile.

Version 0.6.3

• Clarified that units lose initiative when they fail 50% or more of their shooting rolls in one attack.