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I've read a number of reviews for this game, which I
understand is the progenitor of the X Leader
series. As with Wings of Glory, I'm a late newcomer to these systems so I'll at
least have a myriad of web sites and forums to refer to.
I'd mentally bookmarked
Hornet Leader upon reading reviews in
various forums thinking that a relatively complex solitaire game is something I
could get my teeth into where gaming opponents aren't readily available. After
all, if I can play Civilisation on my laptop for a few hours, then why not try
some old-school gaming?
Flicking through the July edition of Miniature Wargames, I
found Brad Harmer's positive review of Hornet leader all the incentive I needed
to dive in and finally pick up a decent solitaire game. With a bit of interweb
searching and forum surfing, Board Game Extras now have my order.
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