Nagashino 1575 & Shizugatake 1583 - Battles of the Sengoku Jidai

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Nagashino 1575 & Shizugatake 1583

The battle of Nagashino 1575 marks a tactical turning point in the wars in Japan of the Sengoku jidai (1467-1615) or Warring states; Daimyo Oda's army, made up of ashigaru teppo (infantrymen equipped with arquebuses) supported by ashigaru naga-yari and yumi (pike and bow) defeat the terrible charges of the samurai cavalry of the Takeda clan.
As for the battle of Shizugatake 1583, it is unique in its kind as it takes place on the heights of a wooded mountain and begins in the middle of the night ...
Prepare for fast and bloody battles where tactics are essential !

The team is composed of Pascal da Silva (Counters artist), Sébastien Brunel (Maps artist), Julien Peltier (Scenarios), Giuseppe Rava (Cover artist) and Philippe Hardy (Designer).

Nagashino 1575 & Shizugatake 1583 is the first volume of a serie dedicated to Sengoku jidai . The game is in a box containing a beautiful double-sided zone map (59.4 cm x 42 cm or 23 x 16.5 inch), 216 beautifully illustrated counters, 24 pages rulebook - French and English - , one game aid in each language and two scenarios. The scale is 300m per zone, 45 minutes per game turn and 500 men per counter. A game lasts 3 to 4 hours and is ideally for 2 players.

Nagashino 1575 & Shizugatake 1583 est le premier volume d'une série consacrée au Sengoku jidai . Le jeu se présente sous la forme d'une boîte contenant une magnifique carte à zones recto-verso (59,4 cm x 42 cm), 216 pions magnifiquement illustrés, un livret de règles de 24 pages - français et anglais -, une aide de jeu dans chaque langue et deux scénarios. L'échelle est de 300m par zone, 45 minutes par tour de jeu et 500 hommes par pion. Une partie dure 3 à 4 heures et est idéalement pour 2 joueurs.