A New Mouse Guard Game Is On The Way
Mouse Guard: Swords & Strongholds is a light strategy game lifted directly from the comics.
A new strategy game based on the Mouse Guard comics has come to Kickstarter: Mouse Guard: Swords & Strongholds is a light abstract strategy game that is played in 10-20 minutes. Based on the game actually played by the mouse warriors of David Petersen's comics, the game has players maneuvering a set of pieces across a notched board using cards. The individual cards give different pieces different move types at any given time, making the game an adaptable, fast-moving exercise in strategy. Luke Crane, the game's designer, previously made the award-winning roleplaying game based on the Mouse Guard world.
David Petersen's Mouse Guard comics have done quite well over the years, and it's certainly a foregone conclusion that there will be fan support for the project.
In the game, players maneuver their game pieces around a board in an attempt to either capture their opponents' pieces or reach their opponents' end of the board and set up a stronghold. After a piece moves, the players can use a card from their hand to either make the piece into a stronghold, swap with an enemy piece, dismantle an enemy stronghold, or push around enemy pieces. Enemy pieces pushed off the board or into a friendly stronghold are destroyed. The game looks fast-moving and accessible - ideal for two-player and abstract game fans.
You can check out Mouse Guard: Swords & Strongholds on Kickstarter. [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/burningwheel/mouse-guard-swords-and-strongholds] The project ends August 7th.
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Mouse Guard: Swords & Strongholds is a light strategy game lifted directly from the comics.
A new strategy game based on the Mouse Guard comics has come to Kickstarter: Mouse Guard: Swords & Strongholds is a light abstract strategy game that is played in 10-20 minutes. Based on the game actually played by the mouse warriors of David Petersen's comics, the game has players maneuvering a set of pieces across a notched board using cards. The individual cards give different pieces different move types at any given time, making the game an adaptable, fast-moving exercise in strategy. Luke Crane, the game's designer, previously made the award-winning roleplaying game based on the Mouse Guard world.
David Petersen's Mouse Guard comics have done quite well over the years, and it's certainly a foregone conclusion that there will be fan support for the project.
In the game, players maneuver their game pieces around a board in an attempt to either capture their opponents' pieces or reach their opponents' end of the board and set up a stronghold. After a piece moves, the players can use a card from their hand to either make the piece into a stronghold, swap with an enemy piece, dismantle an enemy stronghold, or push around enemy pieces. Enemy pieces pushed off the board or into a friendly stronghold are destroyed. The game looks fast-moving and accessible - ideal for two-player and abstract game fans.
You can check out Mouse Guard: Swords & Strongholds on Kickstarter. [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/burningwheel/mouse-guard-swords-and-strongholds] The project ends August 7th.
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