Stonewall’s Last Battle: The Chancellorsville Campaign

About this board game

Stonewall’s Last Battle: The Chancellorsville Campaign is a 1996 historical campaign board game for 1–2 players, with an average play time of 180 minutes. It recreates the Chancellorsville Campaign, from “Fighting Joe” Hooker’s bold flank march across the Rappahannock to the climactic battles around Chancellorsville.

This is the fifth volume in the Great Campaigns of the American Civil War Series. Players can explore the campaign on a beautifully rendered, highly accurate map of central Virginia, based on original Civil War maps held in state and county archives.

The map includes the Wilderness, Fredericksburg, and practically the whole length of the Rapidan and Rappahannock Rivers. With a scale of one mile per hex and one day per turn, the game presents the campaign across a detailed geographic and historical framework.

• Unit scale featuring divisions and brigades, with corps leaders
• 22 x 32-inch campaign mapsheet
• Two 260-piece counter sheets, providing 520 counters
• Rules booklet, charts and tables cards, ammunition pad, and force display
• Two six-sided dice and a counter storage tray

Stonewall’s Last Battle supports solo play, two-player games, or team play as noted in the official game description. Its substantial map, large counter set, and campaign-scale presentation make it a focused recreation of a pivotal American Civil War operation.