
Battue
Walls of Tarsos
An expansion by Jim Long
2-4 2-4
0 minutes Low
Area Majority / Influence, Card Play Conflict Resolution, Dice Rolling, Take That, Variable Set-up, End Game Bonuses, Player Elimination
Fantasy, Medieval, Wargame
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Description
Battue: Walls of Tarsos is an expansion that takes the strategy and excitement of the original Battue: Storm of the Horse Lords to the next level. Designed by Jim Long and released in 2008, this expansion is perfect for 2 to 4 players who are looking for a new challenge. The goal remains the same: to loot the richest sections of town and prove your right to lead the Golden Horde, but the means to achieve it have changed dramatically. With new obstacles to overcome and rewards to claim, players will need to adapt their strategies to succeed. As players delve deeper into the city, they'll encounter new rivals and defenders who will stop at nothing to prevent the pillage. The city itself becomes a character in the game, with wall tiles, gate tiles, and tower tiles creating a unique and variable setup for each playthrough. The addition of new event cards, loot cards, and warriors gives players more options and opportunities to outmaneuver their opponents. With easy-to-learn rules, Battue: Walls of Tarsos is accessible to new players, but offers enough depth and complexity to keep experienced players engaged. The game mechanics, including area majority, card play, and dice rolling, all come together to create a thrilling experience. Whether you're a fan of medieval fantasy or just looking for a fun and challenging game, Battue: Walls of Tarsos is a great choice. As an expansion to the original game, it builds upon the foundations established in Battue: Storm of the Horse Lords, but offers a fresh and exciting experience. With its unique blend of strategy, conflict, and luck, Battue: Walls of Tarsos is a must-play for anyone who enjoys competitive board games. So gather your friends, grab your dice, and get ready to storm the walls of Tarsos in a battle for supremacy and treasure.
