Board game
政宗独眼竜：戦国合戦ゲーム (Date Sengoku Warlord Game)
Date Sengoku Warlord is a variant of Sengoku Warlord Game themed around Date Masamune, a famous Daimyo from Yonezawa, Japan, nicknamed the "One-Eyed Dragon" due to his missing right eye from childhood illness. Masamune conquered Mutsu and rivaled Hideyoshi but pledged himself to the Taiko in 1590. He later served the Tokugawa and fought at Sekigahara and Osaka. The game features identical components to the original but with different artwork.
If you like the mechanics Area Movement, Card Play Conflict Resolution, Income , you will enjoy this game.
This game belongs to the family History: Sengoku Period.
This game falls under the category: Wargame, Children's Game.
- Players
- 2–4
- Duration
- 60 min
- Age
- 8+
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