Collection: All Konflikt '47

Yes and no. Konflikt '47 takes a lot from Bolt Action, meaning the stats and the activation dice – Bolt Action's highlight – stay consistent. Basically, the foundation of the games is similar, but Konflikt '47 introduces a range of unique units.

The key difference lies in the reactions mechanic. In Bolt Action, a unit that hasn't moved and gets attacked can either stand and take the hit or go down to become harder to hit. Konflict 47 expands on this idea by offering five reactions when a unit is under attack:

Go Down: The unit drops to the ground, making it harder to hit.
Stand and Shoot: The unit fires back during an assault.
Escape!: The unit runs away from the attackers.
Firefight: The unit shoots back at the one firing at them.
Run to Cover: The unit heads for the closest cover.

To start your Konflikt '47 journey, you'll need a Starter Set. Each set is tailored to a specific faction and includes an array of miniatures, a rulebook, dice, and more. These sets provide a great entry point, allowing you to expand and customize your force later with additional models and units.

Konflikt '47 shares many mechanics with Bolt Action, creating a smooth transition for players familiar with that system. The game uses a unique turn system where you draw dice from a bag to determine which player activates a unit, creating dynamic and unpredictable games. Additionally, new mechanics are introduced to accommodate the game's advanced technology and supernatural elements.

Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 features several factions, each with its unique units, history, and playing styles that reflect the alternate reality of the game. Players can choose from major World War II factions such as the Allies (including the United States and Great Britain) and the Axis (including Germany and Japan), all of which are reimagined with advanced technology and supernatural forces.

Yes, there are expansions and updates for Konflikt '47, which introduce new factions, units, and narrative campaigns, continually expanding the game's possibilities. These expansions offer a refreshing mix of new miniatures, scenarios, and rules to keep the game engaging and exciting.

Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 wargame is designed to be accessible to beginners while offering depth for experienced players. The rulebook included in the starter sets provides a clear introduction to the game's mechanics and the alternate history setting. Additionally, you can find numerous online resources, tutorials, and community forums dedicated to guide you through your first games.

Besides the starter set, it's helpful to have a playing surface. A table that's around 4x6 or 4x4 feet works great for most games. You can also bring in terrain pieces like buildings, trees, and ruins to make your battles more interesting. Plus, don't forget to buy some hobby tools and paint for putting together and customizing your miniatures.

Konflict 47 uses 28mm scale models similar to other Warlord Games miniatures like Black Powder and Hail Caesar. These miniatures are in Heroic Scale which means they have slightly oversized heads, hands, and feet. Tanks and mechs in the game are at a 1/56 scale. The Konflict 47 vehicles use Bolt Action tank chassis but with added futuristic weapons and gear.