The Dauphin and the Sword

A game by Frédéric Bey

2 Players 0 minutes Medium

Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid

Medieval, Wargame

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Description

The Dauphin and the Sword is a medieval-themed board game designed by Frédéric Bey, where two players can engage in epic battles set in 15th century France. Published in 2014, this game is part of a series and features three historic battles, including the Assault on the Fortress at Dieppe, the Battle of Saint-Jacques-sur-la-Brise, and the Battle of Montlhéry. With its normal complexity level, fans of board games will have no trouble learning the rules and diving into the action. The game mechanics, which include dice rolling and a hexagon grid, add a layer of strategy and excitement to the gameplay. As players take on the roles of historic figures like Louis XI and Charles The Bold, they'll experience the thrill of medieval warfare. The game includes a range of components, such as die-cut counters, maps, and a booklet with rules, scenarios, and historical notes. With one historical scenario and one "what if?" scenario per battle, players can explore different outcomes and test their skills. Whether you're a fan of wargames or just looking for a new challenge, The Dauphin and the Sword offers a unique and engaging experience that will transport you back in time to the battlefields of medieval France.