Board game · 2023
戦略級三国志英雄伝説 (Heroes of the Three Kingdoms Legend)
Strategic board game of the Three Kingdoms where players command generals with three unit types: crossbowmen, infantry, and cavalry. Each unit has different attack ranges and hit requirements—crossbowmen need 10+, infantry 8+, cavalry 6+. Generals with high modifiers can attack enemies one-sidedly from range. Players tactically place units and choose each turn: move one row and attack, or move two rows without attacking. Generals supported by strategists gain advantages. Commanders are randomly drawn each turn. Includes 198 counters and full map. 2 players, 2-3 hours, difficulty level 3.
This game belongs to the family Theme: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Country: China, History: Early Imperial China.
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