Death Ride: Kursk - Leibstandarte Expansion

From the Publisher:

YOU NEED THE DEATH RIDE TOTENKOPF BASE GAME TO USE THIS PRODUCT!

This game is an expansion for Totenkopf.  Totenkopf is required to play this game.  Scenarios for this game start on 9 July with the arrival in the Prokhorovka gap and through 13 July when they were stopped completely from moving any more forward toward Prokhorovka.  This is the game where you get to try your hand at dealing with the massive Red Army counter-attack with the 18th and 29th Tank Corps on 12 July.

Leibstandarte comes with (in Full Color):

(16) Map Sections of the Prokorovka Area of Operations

Supplemental Rules

(7) Scenario Cards

(3) Order of Battle Cards

(2) Task Organization Charts

2000 Unit Counters and Markers

Alternate Assault Combat Tables

Reference (Gamers HQ):

Grognard Simulations is known for their detailed and fantastic rulesets and their attention to detail concerning the gaming material, but because of the way they produce their games, You can´t compare the quality of the boxes with it from big companies like GMT or Compass Games: They are only for holding the huge amount of material, but not as a piece of art by itself (they are made from thin cardboard). This games are, like the name of the company indicates, for "real Grognards !"

English Boxed Version.

Death Ride Kursk is the most ambitious project GSI has undertaken.  The project is a series of monster games encompassing the entire southern front of the Kursk operation.  The series is broken down into 3 separate and distinct sub-sets of 3 games each.  That means the total series is comprised of 9 games.  Each game has a different number of maps and focuses on a different German Division.  The 3 sets are broken down into the 3 different Korps Areas of Operation (XLVIII PzK, IISS PzK, and III PzK).  The image states "The Monster Game of Monsters".  What this means is that each game in the series is a monster game of its own.  Putting them all together, and you can, is a Monster Game of Monster Games.

Each Game Set has a Base Game that includes the rules, charts, and other game system components that you will need to play the game.  The other games in the Game Set are expansions and need the Base Game to be played.