
Lion of the North
The Dawn of Modern Warfare, 1631-1632
A board game by Mark Herman, Richard H. Berg
2-4 2-4
180 minutes High
Dice Rolling, Simulation, Hexagon Grid
Wargame, Pike and Shot
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Description
Lion of the North: The Dawn of Modern Warfare, 1631-1632 is a wargame that brings to life the tumultuous period of the Thirty Years War, a time when modern warfare was just beginning to take shape. Designed by Mark Herman and Richard H. Berg, this game challenges 2 to 4 players to navigate the complexities of 17th century combat, with a mix of dice rolling, simulation, and strategic planning on a hexagon grid. Although the rules can be a bit complicated and may take some time to learn, the payoff is well worth the effort, with a typical playtime of 180 minutes that will keep you fully immersed in the action. First published in 1993, Lion of the North remains a classic in the wargame genre, particularly for fans of pike and shot era conflicts, offering a rich and engaging experience that will test your mettle as a military commander.
