No Peace for Thirty Years! The German Wars of Religion 1618-1648
A board game by Kris Van Beurden
1-2 1-2
240-480 minutes Medium
Campaign / Battle Card Driven, Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game, Point to Point Movement
Wargame, Pike and Shot
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Description
No Peace for Thirty Years is a challenging and engaging board game that dives into the complexities of the German Wars of Religion, a period of turmoil that lasted from 1618 to 1648. Designed by Kris Van Beurden, this game is designed for 2 players and can take anywhere from 180 to 300 minutes to play, giving you plenty of time to immerse yourself in the conflict. The rules may take some time to learn, but the payoff is worth it, as you navigate the intricacies of campaign and battle card-driven gameplay, scenario-based missions, and point-to-point movement. As a wargame set in the Pike and Shot era, No Peace for Thirty Years offers a unique blend of strategy and history, allowing players to experience the nuances of 17th-century warfare and the delicate balance of power during this tumultuous period.
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