One of my favorite boards on the site. Complex, but master-able. challenging, but fun. And very different game-plays just based on how many players or level of fog. Two hints watch out for the dice modifiers and look for the few safe spots on the board (also some of those are much more important)
Marvellous board. Have a clear head before embarking on this one, you'll have to think a long way ahead before every move - if you want to play effectively. If you're comfortable with that you'll enjoy this a lot.
Marvellous board. Have a clear head before embarking on this one, you'll have to think a long way ahead before every move - if you want to play effectively. If you're comfortable with that you'll enjoy this a lot.
Really an ingenius design by Red Baron. This is a true thinker's map and should be played without fog, to allow the maximum decision-making. Attack often early, but pick your spots later when the unit totals dwindle. And be aware of where the 'safe' spots are.
Great strategy game, you need to plan out your moves with a lot of thought, and to keep in mind that there are only a few of spots on the board that don't defend with negative dice. I like the team games as well, as long as the number of players is not too high
This board favors the bold, as it feels like there are no defensive positions where someone can't get above you and pillage your stack with stacked dice. It makes for quick games.
It's fun because of that, but you can't put too many players on this board. If there's more than 6 or so, the people toward the end of the line have to luck out to have any chance.
The design is good, but does require alot of focusing to see exactly what paths you can take to end up with the advantage. That's not necessarily a bad thing though
Great fun and stress! Excellent board with high originality. Red Baron has done a great job with the board, making it a necessity to plan out your attack sequence prior to simply throwing your units down on the map. Board probably isn't for beginners, but it is easy and quick to understand, definitely give the board a shot when you become familiar with the workings of border modifiers!