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Oak & Iron: Core Box

Oak & Iron: Core Box

2019·Mike Tunez

2 - 6 players
45 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Oak & Iron is a 1/600th scale naval game set in the age of piracy, imperial expansion, and above all, fighting sail. It allows players to recreate battles between small fleets and squadrons of armed sailing ships. The game is designed to be simple and intuitive while also challenging players by providing significant tactical depth, being true to the theme and tactics of the period, and supplying significant flavor for the various factions represented in the game. The game can be played with up to six players when playing at fleet scale. Two teams of three players each, each player controlling one of more squadrons. -description from the publisher

Oak & Iron: Core Box

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Review

Video Review23:25

Video Review

MarcoOmnigamer

MarcoOmnigamer

Watch it played

Firelock Games Oak & Iron 1st Impressions14:21

Firelock Games Oak & Iron 1st Impressions

Big Board Gaming

Big Board Gaming

Which Oak & Iron: Core Box video should I watch?

Oak & Iron: Core Box has 4 videos from 3 creators: 2 reviews, 1 playthrough and 1 unboxing. They date from May to September 2022.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Video Review" by MarcoOmnigamer. To see it played, watch "Firelock Games Oak & Iron 1st Impressions" by Big Board Gaming.

If you like it, try Blood & Plunder: Rulebook, Blood & Plunder: Raise the Black and Oak & Iron: Men of War, also by Mike Tunez, or Battlestar Galactica: Starship Battles – Starter Set, which shares several of its mechanics.

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Video ReviewReview23:25

Video Review

MarcoOmnigamer

MarcoOmnigamer

Oak & Iron: Core Box ReviewReview25:32

Oak & Iron: Core Box Review

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Oak & Iron Core Box UnboxingUnboxing4:36

Oak & Iron Core Box Unboxing

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Firelock Games Oak & Iron 1st ImpressionsPlaythrough14:21

Firelock Games Oak & Iron 1st Impressions

Big Board Gaming

Big Board Gaming

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Tabletop Gaming Guild
Tabletop Gaming Guild
2 videos of this game
Big Board Gaming
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1 video of this game
MarcoOmnigamer
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About Oak & Iron: Core Box

From BoardGameGeek:

Oak & Iron is a 1/600th scale naval game set in the age of piracy, imperial expansion, and above all, fighting sail. It allows players to recreate battles between small fleets and squadrons of armed sailing ships. The game is designed to be simple and intuitive while also challenging players by providing significant tactical depth, being true to the theme and tactics of the period, and supplying significant flavor for the various factions represented in the game. The game can be played with up to six players when playing at fleet scale. Two teams of three players each, each player controlling one of more squadrons. -description from the publisher

Designer

Mike Tunez

Publisher

Firelock Games

Categories

Age of ReasonMiniaturesNauticalPike and Shot

Mechanics

Programmed ActionsDice RollingMeasurement MovementPlayer Elimination
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