Advertisement

Active Sellers
Puzzle Master
Calendars
FUN.com
Things From Another World
Vivat Rex
Vivat Rex
by (Self-Published) (2014)
Player Count
2 to 8

Player Ages
13+

Playing Time
3 hours to 30 hours
Categories
  • Economic
  • Napoleonic
  • Mechanisms
  • Action Point Allowance System
  • Campaign / Battle Card Driven
  • Chit-Pull System
  • Dice Rolling
  • Point to Point Movement
  • Press Your Luck
  • Rating: 0/10 from 0 users

    Description

    A turn based, card driven, strategic game system, epic in scope, which focuses on the period between 1660 and 1789 (and will, at one point, will include an expansion for the age of Napoleon). Games will include (with emphasis on possible order of release): 1) The Great Northern War, 2) The Great Turkish War of 1683-1789, 3) The Seven Years War, 4) The War of Austrian Succession, 5) The War of Spanish Succession, 6) The War of Polish Succession. The Williamite War in Ireland is also planned for release as a teaching game due to its small and contained scope.

    When combined, the maps for these separate, self contained modules will sprawl from Portugal to Britain to the plains and forests of Peter the Great's snow blasted Russia and the Barbary Coast and slave markets of Northern Africa. As well as colonies around the world.

    A future module will tie these together with international events, diplomacy, technologies and more. Players will be challenged to build a powerful nation-state, levy taxes, develop their military advancements, build and dismantle fortresses, stay ahead of their enemies, and manage over 300 cards and events to survive the era. As the monarchs of Europe develop their nations armies and military, the rules used for campaigning will actually change to simulate the stunning advancements in theory, logistics, and capabilities of the era.

    CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT. MAY BE A FIVE YEAR PROJECT. It has taken several years to collect the 5000 records for fortifications of Europe in this time frame. A massively time consuming project in and of itself as multiple sources (known and unknown) had to be combined as well as endless combing through the internet to locate fortresses seemingly unknown to all of the key sources. We feel, however, it has been worth it. Eastern Europe was particularly daunting.

    Game Discussions

    Add Comment

    You need to be logged in to comment.

    Comments (0)

    No comments yet. Be the first!

    Marketplace

    No listings at the moment.


    Do you own this game?
    Best Sellers
    Board Games





    Latest Searches: grateful deadopoly | blockit | all tv and movies | Stoner City instructions | escondido opoly | toilet | Nevada | manchester | Don’t wake the snake | Duluth | Coast guard | dominant | San Diego monopoly | No Thank you, Evil | rummie cubes | postal delivery | Replacement marbles for abalone | Magnetic bingo | iron patriot legends series | West Bank opoly | The Mandalorian | rivers west | shoots and ladders marvel | fund raisers | Encinitas opoly | ../..//etc/passwd | hawaiian punch game | camel racing | pukes and staggers | powe grd
    Sitemap: All Categories | All Publishers | All Designers | All Mechanisms | All Artists | All Family
    © 2018-2024 BoardGames.com | Your source for everything to do with Board Games
    All Rights Reserved
    Please note: BoardGames.com will receive commissions from purchases made through links on this page.
    Privacy Policy | Contact Us