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Barbarossa (Japanese Photograph Edition)
This is a Japanese language edition and contains no English components unless stated in condition notes.
Barbarossa is set in a fictional Second World War setting, where cute German military... (read more)
Barbarossa is set in a fictional Second World War setting, where cute German military... (read more)
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Check out the purchase option herePlaytime
60 minutes
Published
2010
Age
18+
Publisher
Arclight
Players
2 to 5 players
Designer
Atsuo Yoshizawa
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Card Game, Arclight, and Atsuo Yoshizawa
Description
This is a Japanese language edition and contains no English components unless stated in condition notes.
Barbarossa is set in a fictional Second World War setting, where cute German military girls rush against Moscow to defeat the evil magician Stalin.
The game takes over the in-game deck building mechanism from Dominion. Each player starts with a small deck of resource cards and during the course of the game one buys cards from an open card pool to build a deck of cards to play with. Goal of the game is to conquer Moscow. If Moscow falls the player with the most victory points wins. Victory points are acquired by conquering different cities and/or strategical positions during the game. Every time you attack a city, event cards from an event deck are drawn (e.g. General "Winter").
In Barbarossa there are 6 different kind of cards.
The Supply Cards: provide points to buy other cards from the open card pool.
Unit Cards: The use of these cards require "Operation Points" (Each turn you start with one Operation Point) and deliver the military strength to attack cities or strategic positions (or in other words gain victory point cards).
Operation Cards: They give you a one-time bonus in different forms. After use they are not just discarded but put out of play.
Deploy Cards: They stay in the players play area and deliver bonuses in different forms every turn.
Target Cards: The cities and strategic positions which deliver VPs, also if you conquered strategic positions it becomes easier to attack cities.
Event Cards: If you attack the Target cards an event is drawn and stuff happens.
Barbarossa is set in a fictional Second World War setting, where cute German military girls rush against Moscow to defeat the evil magician Stalin.
The game takes over the in-game deck building mechanism from Dominion. Each player starts with a small deck of resource cards and during the course of the game one buys cards from an open card pool to build a deck of cards to play with. Goal of the game is to conquer Moscow. If Moscow falls the player with the most victory points wins. Victory points are acquired by conquering different cities and/or strategical positions during the game. Every time you attack a city, event cards from an event deck are drawn (e.g. General "Winter").
In Barbarossa there are 6 different kind of cards.
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