Brass: Lancashire 2007
- Players
- 2–4
- Play time
- 60–120 min
- Complexity
- Heavy 3.9 / 5 (1,508 votes)
Description
Brass lancashire publish brass economic strategy game tell story compete cotton entrepreneur lancashire industrial revolution develop build establish industry network capitalize demand iron coal cotton game play half canal phase rail phase win game score victory point vps count end half vps gain canal rail establish flip industry tile round player turn accord turn order track receive action perform follow build industry tile build rail canal develop industry sell cotton loanat end player turn replace card play deck turn order determine money player spend previous turn low spend highest spend turn order mechanism open strategic option player go later turn order allow possibility backtoback turnsafter card play time deck size adjust number player canal phase end scoring round commence score canal low level industry remove game new card deal rail phase begin phase player occupy location city doubleconnection build expensive possible end rail phase scoring round take place winner crownedthe card limit build industry card develop sell cotton build connection action lead strategic timingstoring card resource common player build rail line require coal use coal near source opponent coal turn get coal close score ie utilizedbrass lancashire edition roxley game reboot original warfrog game edition brass new artwork component rule change virtual link rule birkenhead optional threeplayer experience bring close ideal experience player shorten half game round tune deck distant market tile slightly ensure consistent experience twoplayer rule create playable need alternate board level cotton mill worth vp slightly terrible.
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- Year
- 2007
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