The Pure Land

Ōnin War in Muromachi Japan, 1465-1477

A game by Joe Dewhurst

1 - 4 Players 120 - 360 minutes Medium

No associated mechanics.

Medieval, Renaissance, Wargame

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

The Pure Land: Ōnin War in Muromachi Japan, 1465-1477 is a game that drops you into the midst of a devastating civil war in 15th century Japan. This medieval wargame, designed by Joe Dewhurst, lets you experience the conflict between coalitions led by the Hosokawa and Yamana clans, which ultimately reduced Kyoto to a smoldering ruin and led to the century-long warring states period known as the Sengoku Jidai. With a playtime of 120 to 360 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to immerse yourself in the game's intricate world, whether you're playing solo or with up to three friends. As you navigate the complex web of alliances and rivalries, you'll also encounter peasant revolts and religious unrest, adding an extra layer of depth to the game. The rules are of normal complexity, so if you're familiar with board games, you should have no trouble learning the ropes. With its unique blend of medieval and Renaissance elements, The Pure Land is a game that will appeal to fans of wargames and history enthusiasts alike. So gather your friends, get ready to dive into the tumultuous world of 15th century Japan, and experience the thrill of The Pure Land: Ōnin War in Muromachi Japan, 1465-1477.