👥: 1-5
🎂: 14+
🕐: 115 minutes
OVERVIEW 👀
in an alternate-history 1920s Europa, players represent a fallen leader hoping to restore their honor after the great war by conquering territory, enlisting new recruits, reaping resources, building structures, gaining villagers, and utilizing Mech.
in an alternate-history 1920s Europa, players represent a fallen leader hoping to restore their honor after the great war by conquering territory, enlisting new recruits, reaping resources, building structures, gaining villagers, and utilizing Mech.
MY THOUGHTS 💭
I got to play someone else’s copy (mine is in storage at the moment) and she did an excellent job painting all the pieces and miniatures. Regardless of its beauty, I was still a little overwhelmed at first. But, there are really only four possible actions to take on your turn in the beginning, and you can’t repeat the same action two turns in a row. I found it best to just focus on my mystery goal card. Eventually the turns become very rhythmic and we could take them very quickly. However, I think the possible ways of scoring were a little lost on me so I ended up coming in second, but I cannot wait to play it again.
I got to play someone else’s copy (mine is in storage at the moment) and she did an excellent job painting all the pieces and miniatures. Regardless of its beauty, I was still a little overwhelmed at first. But, there are really only four possible actions to take on your turn in the beginning, and you can’t repeat the same action two turns in a row. I found it best to just focus on my mystery goal card. Eventually the turns become very rhythmic and we could take them very quickly. However, I think the possible ways of scoring were a little lost on me so I ended up coming in second, but I cannot wait to play it again.
RECOMMEND?
Yes. It’s not as heavy as it appears. Play with someone who knows what they’re doing and you will probably love it as much as me!
Yes. It’s not as heavy as it appears. Play with someone who knows what they’re doing and you will probably love it as much as me!
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