Brass

Lancashire

A game by Martin Wallace, Gavan Brown

2 - 4 Players 60 - 120 minutes High

Hand Management, Income, Loans, Market, Network and Route Building, Tech Trees / Tech Tracks, Turn Order: Stat-Based

Economic, Educational, Industry / Manufacturing, Post-Napoleonic, Transportation

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Brass: Lancashire is an economic strategy game where you compete as a cotton entrepreneur in Lancashire during the industrial revolution. You'll develop, build, and establish your industries and network to capitalize on demand for iron, coal, and cotton. The game is played over two halves, the canal phase and the rail phase, with the goal of scoring the most victory points. As you take turns, you'll manage your hand of cards to build industries, rails, and canals, while also developing your industries and selling cotton. The game's complex rules and mechanics, such as hand management and network building, make for a challenging and strategic experience. With its engaging gameplay and historic theme, Brass: Lancashire is a great choice for fans of economic strategy games, offering a fun and immersive experience for 2 to 4 players over 60 to 120 minutes.