
Sword and Snow
A board game by Henry Darmawan
3-4 Players 150-300 minutes Unknown
Area Majority / Influence, Area Movement, Hidden Roles, Victory Points as a Resource, Worker Placement, Kill Steal, Semi-Cooperative Game, Zone of Control, Multi-Use Cards
Fantasy, Miniatures, Negotiation, Wargame, Political, Civil War
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Description
In Sword and Snow, 3 to 4 players are thrown into a fantasy world of political intrigue and civil war, where alliances are forged and broken with ease. Despite its simple rules, the game offers a complex web of strategies and negotiations that can span from 150 to 360 minutes of playtime. As a semi-cooperative game, players must navigate the delicate balance between working together and furthering their own interests, all while utilizing area majority, worker placement, and hidden roles to outmaneuver their opponents. With miniatures and multi-use cards adding to the excitement, players must master the art of kill stealing and zone of control to emerge victorious. Designed by Henry Darmawan, Sword and Snow is a thrilling game of wit and negotiation that challenges players to adapt and thrive in a world of shifting loyalties and snow-covered battlefields.
