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Weapons & Warriors:  Castle Combat Set

Weapons & Warriors: Castle Combat Set

1993

2 - 99 players
30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

A simple action game. Basically, you each have a base with 5 or 6 targets (some require multiple hits or hitting things in order). You also have about 10 men. You arrange a man on each target, and then place the rest on various grey dots on your base. You each have mechanisms to shoot little balls..catapults and crossbows and the like. You take turns shooting 2-6 balls (depending on the die roll) at each other's targets. You continue to take turns until you wipe out all of your enemy's targets. Connecting the two bases is a cardboard strip with trees and grey circles. You can spend some of your shots to move a soldier towards your opponent on these circles. You are allowed to place your shooting device closer to your opponent's base at this time...moving it up to be level with the advancing soldier. However, advancing soldiers are quickly targeted. In play, the easy shots (soldiers and simple targets) get knocked out in the first few rounds. The rest of the game is trying to make the tricky shots.

Weapons & Warriors:  Castle Combat Set

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The Most Violent Board Game of the 90's - Weapons and Warriors - Pressman (1994)4:26

The Most Violent Board Game of the 90's - Weapons and Warriors - Pressman (1994)

Old Crappy Couch

Old Crappy Couch

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Epic Weapons & Warriors Full Game & Battle Report! (1993 Pressman Classic)16:29

Epic Weapons & Warriors Full Game & Battle Report! (1993 Pressman Classic)

Old Crappy Couch

Old Crappy Couch

Which Weapons & Warriors: Castle Combat Set video should I watch?

Weapons & Warriors: Castle Combat Set has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 review and 1 playthrough. They date from 2024 to May 2025.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "The Most Violent Board Game of the 90's - Weapons and Warriors - Pressman (1994)" by Old Crappy Couch. To see it played, watch "Epic Weapons & Warriors Full Game & Battle Report! (1993 Pressman Classic)" by Old Crappy Couch.

If you like it, try Ghost Castle, Catch the Moon, A Touch of Evil: 10 Year Anniversary Edition or A Touch of Evil: The Supernatural Game, which share several of its mechanics.

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The Most Violent Board Game of the 90's - Weapons and Warriors - Pressman (1994)Review4:26

The Most Violent Board Game of the 90's - Weapons and Warriors - Pressman (1994)

Old Crappy Couch

Old Crappy Couch

Epic Weapons & Warriors Full Game & Battle Report! (1993 Pressman Classic)Playthrough16:29

Epic Weapons & Warriors Full Game & Battle Report! (1993 Pressman Classic)

Old Crappy Couch

Old Crappy Couch

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About Weapons & Warriors: Castle Combat Set

From BoardGameGeek:

A simple action game. Basically, you each have a base with 5 or 6 targets (some require multiple hits or hitting things in order). You also have about 10 men. You arrange a man on each target, and then place the rest on various grey dots on your base. You each have mechanisms to shoot little balls..catapults and crossbows and the like. You take turns shooting 2-6 balls (depending on the die roll) at each other's targets. You continue to take turns until you wipe out all of your enemy's targets. Connecting the two bases is a cardboard strip with trees and grey circles. You can spend some of your shots to move a soldier towards your opponent on these circles. You are allowed to place your shooting device closer to your opponent's base at this time...moving it up to be level with the advancing soldier. However, advancing soldiers are quickly targeted. In play, the easy shots (soldiers and simple targets) get knocked out in the first few rounds. The rest of the game is trying to make the tricky shots.

Publisher

Casper

Categories

Children's GameMedievalMiniatures

Mechanics

Action PointsArea MovementDice RollingRoll and Move
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