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Throw dice and have your armies roll across the map. Play cards to change the tide of the battle and the course of history. This simple board game of global conquest plays fast and fun with tactical texture and flavor provided by cards featuring history's greatest warlords.
World Conquerors is a game of global domination by Jeff Siadek.
You'll throw dice to attack territories and play cards to modify the dice and gain tactical advantages.
The attacker rolls one die for each territory they have adjacent to the target territory.
The defender rolls one die for the target territory and one die for each adjacent territory.
Compare the highest dice only. In the case of a tie, compare the next highest dice and so on.
If you have a general in or adjacent to the territory, you can reroll one of your dice.
Each time you lose an attack (or attempt an attack across a sea) you must pay an escalating Supply Cost.
The thing that makes this game interesting is the deck of world conquerors.
Each card is based on one of the 48 most famous attempted world conquerors throughout history.
The cards reflect the goals and abilities of the real people that made their own bid for world conquest. Alexander's battle cunning is reflected in his ability to force the defender to reroll one of his dice.
Napoleon lets you move generals. Victoria and Elizabeth have naval related powers.
Jefferson makes purchases and Bolivar is good against the Europeans.
You only get four turns to conquer the world.
If nobody has conquered it all by game end, the player who conquered the most of the world at any given point wins.
9”x11.5”x2” Box:
22x17” mounted mapboard
100 cubes (25 in each of 4 colors)
8 pawns (2 in each of 4 colors)
50 card conqueror deck
6 dice
8 page rulebook
10 clear glass beads
10 black glass beads |
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