Revolution the dutch revolt game

Very well used, but complete and useable. May have flaws such as tears, pen marks or highlighting, large creases, stains, marks, a loose map, etc. If you have any questions or comments regarding grading or anything else, please send e-mail to contact nobleknight. Share This: Link Copied! Add to Cart. Add to Want List. Sell Us Yours. Product Info Title. Revolution - The Dutch Revolt Phalanx Games Rio Grande. Board Games Phalanx Games. This epic struggle lasted from until and eventually brought independence to Holland and the northern provinces.

In the south, the revolt was less successful and Belgium did not emerge as an independent state until after the Napoleonic era. During the initial stages of the struggle, William of Orange became the symbol of freedom.

His main adversary was the Spanish King Philip II, who sent in the Duke of Alba with his formidable conquistadores to stop the rebellion. Close search. Home Shop By Category expand. Condition Very Good - Shelf wear. Sold out. Bello, eh, anzi, bellissimo Per scrivere un commento e per votare devi avere un account. Clicca qui per iscriverti o accedere al sito.

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Leggi il testo sintetico , oppure il testo legale della licenza. La Tana dei Goblin : community italiana dei Giochi da tavolo , di carte e di ruolo. Revolution: The Dutch Revolt Categorie gioco:. Editori gioco:. Revolution: regole in italiano v2. Although factions may sometimes co-operate, they are not allies for long and easily turn on each other if the situation calls for this. Historically, there were periods of open warfare and others of uneasy peace. The reforming factions gradually became more established, particularly in the north and along the coast.

The once supreme Habsburg armies were slowly driven out of these areas through a series of siege battles. The Catholics were eventually allowed to retain some of their influence, while the local Nobility, initially catholic but with local sympathies, succeeded or failed according to their willingness to accept the changed circumstances.

This game is not a detailed military re-enactment of the Eighty Years' War. It tries to capture the flavor of these interesting times in a much broader sense. It contains an element of warfare in the form of battles and sieges but the main theme is built on economic, religious and political control. The constantly shifting balance of power, caused by temporary alliances, makes Revolution an immensely challenging game, and not for the faint-hearted. Clever and timely use of available resources, including those of foreign sympathizers and allies, is needed to achieve ultimate success.

Revolution: The Dutch Revolt was more than 15 years in the making, and marks Francis Tresham 's long-awaited return to the forefront of game design. He is most famous for his widely acclaimed board games Civilization and Revolution: The Dutch Revolt includes 1 large gameboard, 41 playing cards, colorful game pieces 56 resource pieces in each of 5 colors, 8 army pieces in each of 5 colors, 47 neutral pieces, 3 water beggars, 1 VP marker for each color, 1 game turn marker and 40 status markers , 1 player aid card and 1 rules booklet.

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