Scieldweall

Scieldweall

2023Raphael S. Peralez

2 - 4 players
30 - 60 min

From BoardGameGeek

An abstract strategy game base on unique moves. Use your pieces to escape and free your king. Or get captured by the enemy. Place all your pieces on your side of the board. The enemy does the same. Then you move every piece one at a time. This is a turn base strategy game. Every piece moves differently. The one common factor is every piece captures other enemy pieces. Most of the time you perform a triangle attack to capture the enemy on a hex board. you want to either capture the enemy king or have your king escape to the other side. This is an abstract strategy game that you could relate to chess. Every turn you move one piece and then pass the turn to the enemy. You win by capturing the enemy king or escaping your king to the other side. –description from designer

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Golden Goose Games MN LLC
Golden Goose Games MN LLC
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About Scieldweall

From BoardGameGeek:

An abstract strategy game base on unique moves. Use your pieces to escape and free your king. Or get captured by the enemy. Place all your pieces on your side of the board. The enemy does the same. Then you move every piece one at a time. This is a turn base strategy game. Every piece moves differently. The one common factor is every piece captures other enemy pieces. Most of the time you perform a triangle attack to capture the enemy on a hex board. you want to either capture the enemy king or have your king escape to the other side. This is an abstract strategy game that you could relate to chess. Every turn you move one piece and then pass the turn to the enemy. You win by capturing the enemy king or escaping your king to the other side. –description from designer

Designer

Raphael S. Peralez

Categories

Abstract StrategyMedieval

Mechanics

Hexagon GridMoving Multiple UnitsReal-Time
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