Wallenstein Big Box

Wallenstein Big Box

2016Dirk Henn

3 - 5 players
90 - 120 min
3.5/5 weight

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Game description from the publisher: Wallenstein is set during the Thirty Years' War, when military leaders roamed the country, fighting for dominance while building palaces and churches. Collect victory points by controlling countries and developing them, but don't forget the peasants. Battles are fought using the dice tower, but rather than randomizing the faces, this tower keeps some of the cubes. The winner of the battle is determined by the number of the attacker's and defender's armies that emerge from the tower. From the Box: INCLUDES Wallenstein - The Basic Game Emperor's Court - Expansion Module 1 Landsknechte - Expansion Module 2 Military Leaders - Expansion Module 3 Office - Expansion Module 4 Rules in English and German

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About Wallenstein Big Box

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Game description from the publisher: Wallenstein is set during the Thirty Years' War, when military leaders roamed the country, fighting for dominance while building palaces and churches. Collect victory points by controlling countries and developing them, but don't forget the peasants. Battles are fought using the dice tower, but rather than randomizing the faces, this tower keeps some of the cubes. The winner of the battle is determined by the number of the attacker's and defender's armies that emerge from the tower. From the Box: INCLUDES Wallenstein - The Basic Game Emperor's Court - Expansion Module 1 Landsknechte - Expansion Module 2 Military Leaders - Expansion Module 3 Office - Expansion Module 4 Rules in English and German

Designer

Dirk Henn

Categories

EconomicRenaissanceTerritory Building

Mechanics

Action PointsAction QueueArea Majority / InfluenceArea Movement
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