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2023年7月4日 · 原文出處： https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2734569/complete-strategy-g... 原作者：Clark/中文翻譯：Skypray Huang. 第1版：2022/4/5，最新版：2022/4/22. 註：因為遊戲目前尚無統一中文翻譯，使用Board Game Arena遊戲裡的中文翻譯，可能專有名詞上不甚精確或有些錯誤 (例如Aeroplane被譯為「滑翔翼」而不是「飛機」) 網頁瀏覽版本. https://skypray-huang.blogspot.com/2022/04/lost-ruins-of-arn...
Primal: the Awakening is a fully cooperative monster hunting miniature boardgame for 1-4 players set in a fantasy world where humans struggle to survive an untamed wilderness. The game is played in a series of multiple sessions throughout an epic campaign where you will take the role of hunters fighting monstrous creatures and unveiling ...
Tanares Adventures is a massive expansion for Arena: the Contest. With more than 40 miniatures and 70 different types of villains, it takes the cooperative campaign content beyond 100 hours of unique gameplay, and adds a new Combat Role to multiply the possibilities in PvP and Co-op matches. The PvP Game Modes (Capture the Orb, Tournament, Team Competition) become richer with the addition of ...
Foreword I'm a big fan of dungeon crawlers and skirmish games, and over the past few years, I've played a variety of board games from these genres. However, I wouldn't consider myself a pro, and certainly not a master strategist. My heart is drawn to both classic
Classification. In this 1-4 player strategic board game, you will lead a unique, asymmetric hero and their army, trying to be the ultimate victor in a war that unfolds over approximately 120 minutes. Players will choose from various actions, such as building monuments, hunting monsters, ravaging the lands, and gathering armies and artifacts.
Littoral Commander (formerly Fleet Marine Force) is a 2-6 player boardgame about potential military conflict in the Indo-Pacific region, a hybrid of standard hex and counter wargames and card-driven games. Players spend Action Points (AP) during their turn to activate cards or move units on the game board.
