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What's the appeal in a 25-year-old game? Ogre is one of the few wargames that deserves to be called a classic. It's easy to learn, quick to play, well-tested, and has so much room for expansion and experimentation that, a quarter-century after it was introduced, experienced gamers are still working out all its possibilities. It's suitable for beginners and for grognards, for quick games and for tournaments, for small skirmishes and for battles involving dozens of units. It just doesn't get any better than this. Especially the mini's version, which replaces the original counters with 1/285-scale tanks, hovercraft, and Ogres.
Ogre Maps is four map tiles in the style of the Ogre map. Two maps have craters and rubble, one has just rubble, and one is open terrain. Use these maps on the sides, top, or bottom of the Ogre map to make it larger.
GEV Maps is five map tiles in the style of the GEV map. Use these to join two GEV maps together for a really big battlefield. They make all the roads, rivers, and other map features line up with each other. Alternately, you can use them down one or both sides of one GEV map to enlarge it.