
Champs de bataille
Soissons 486 et Poitiers 732
A board game by Luc Olivier, Nicolas Stratigos, Théophile Monnier, Stéphane Martin
2 2
60 minutes Low
Hexagon Grid
Ancient, Medieval, Wargame
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Description
Champs de bataille: Soissons 486 et Poitiers 732 is a strategic board game that takes you back in time to ancient and medieval battles. Designed by Luc Olivier, Nicolas Stratigos, Théophile Monnier, and Stéphane Martin, this game has been a challenge for history buffs and gamers alike since its release in 1996. Two players can engage in epic battles on a hexagon grid, recreating the famous battles of Soissons and Poitiers. With easy-to-learn rules, you can quickly dive into the action, and the 60-minute playtime means you can fit in a intense battle session in no time. This wargame is perfect for those who enjoy games with a historical twist, and with its simple rules, it's accessible to new players while still offering a fun challenge for experienced gamers.
