The Battle for Castle Itter is a solitaire card driven tabletop boardgame.

## About This Game
The Battle of Castle Itter was fought near the Austrian village of Itter on 5
May 1945, in the last days of the War in Europe during World War II. US
soldiers joined forces with Wehrmacht infantrymen, an SS officer, an Austrian
resistance fighter, and recently freed French prisoners of war to defend the
castle against an attacking force from the 17th SS Panzergrenadier Division.

During a game of Castle Itter, you take the role of the force that defended
the castle from on 5 May 1945. The goal of the game is to last until the SS
deck is depleted, without allowing SS Counters to reach the castle. You score
points for each Defender that survives the assault and lose points for each SS
Counter remaining on the board at the end of the game – the higher your score,
the better.

Castle Itter is the next design in the Valiant Defense series, and the
sequel to Pavlov’s House, one of the top rated wargames of 2018. The Valiant
Defense series allows you to play amazing stories of courage, with small
forces holding the line against unimaginable odds. Games in the series focus
on the individual defenders and are deeply rooted in history, while providing
a quick play experience with a light complexity ruleset.
The Design Team

Castle Itter was created by David Thompson , the designer of War Chest,
Pavlov’s House, Armageddon, Undaunted Normandy and Orc-lympics. The artist for
the project is Matt White , the designer of Panzer Orders and Until the
Bitter End.

Castle Itter – The Strangest Battle of WWII