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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 36 entries checked · 30 flagged · 88 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 88 still open
Board wargame — The publisher of Tactics was The Avalon Hill Game Company, not 'The Avalon Game Company'.
Board wargame — Avalon Hill published more than two titles per year in the early 1960s (e.g., 1961: D-Day, Chancellorsville, Civil War; 1962: Waterloo, Blitzkrieg, etc.), so the claim 'about two titles per year' is inaccurate.
Anachronism (game) — The first Anachronism World Championship was held in 2006, not September 2005.
Anachronism (game) — The grand prize was a custom-painted MINI Cooper, not just a standard MINI Cooper.
Apocalypse: The Game of Nuclear Devastation — The cover art was originally painted for the 1979 Mayflower Books edition of The Mercenary, not the Orbit/Futura paperback.
Apocalypse: The Game of Nuclear Devastation — The combat system uses a concealed number chosen by the attacker under a cup, not a concealed die.
Blitzkrieg (board game) — The entry states that 'armor cannot enter forest' in both the INTRO and LORE sections, but in the actual game, armor can enter forest hexes, though at a movement penalty.
Blitzkrieg (board game) — The entry in the DID YOU KNOW section claims that 'Blitzkrieg was the first commercial wargame to offer partial eliminations as a combat result', which is a factual error.
Block wargame — The first block wargame was Quebec 1759 (1972), not War of 1812 (1973).
Block wargame — Gamma Two Games did not change its name to Columbia Games in 1982; Columbia Games was founded separately by Tom Dalgliesh.
Chowka bhara — The board size is typically 5×5, and larger boards like 11×11 are not a recognized variant for Chowka bhara.
Chowka bhara — 6 cowry shells is not a standard or widely-known rule for Chowka bhara; the standard is 4.
Dixie (board wargame) — The game first appeared as a pull-out game in issue #116 of Strategy & Tactics magazine in 1976. In reality, Dixie was published as a pull-out game in issue #116 of Strategy & Tactics in 1975, not 1976.
Dixie (board wargame) — The game includes randomizer chits that replace dice. In fact, Dixie uses dice, not randomizer chits; the chits are a misremembered detail from other SPI games.
Game of the Generals — The entry states the board size is 72 squares (8 ranks x 9 files), but the standard Game of the Generals board is 8 ranks by 8 files (64 squares).
Game of the Generals — The entry says 'Sofronio H. Pasol' in the History section, which is a typo of the inventor's name. The inventor's name is Sofronio H. Pasola Jr., not 'Pasol'.
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