Domesday, The Norman Conquest 1066-1106
A board game by Philip Jelley
2-4 2-4
180-720 minutes Low
Action Points, Area Movement, Simulation, Movement Points, Action/Event
Card Game, Medieval, Wargame
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Description
In Domesday, The Norman Conquest 1066-1106, you'll experience the epic struggle for control of England in the 11th century, navigating the complexities of medieval warfare and politics with 2 to 4 players. With easy-to-learn rules, you'll dive right into the action, using action points and movement points to outmaneuver your opponents. As you explore the game's intricacies, you'll find it can take anywhere from 180 to 720 minutes to play, depending on your strategy and the twists and turns of the game. Designed by Philip Jelley and released in 2025, this game combines elements of card games, wargames, and simulations to create a thrilling experience. With its unique blend of mechanics, including action/event, area movement, and simulation, Domesday, The Norman Conquest 1066-1106 offers a captivating journey through one of history's most pivotal moments, challenging you to emerge victorious in a battle for power and dominance.
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