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Age of Reason · Book
Baroque: Europe at War 1550-1700
Baroque is a set of wargames rules, based on the Impetus system.
2–6 players—ages 12heavy difficulty
About the game
What is Baroque: Europe at War 1550-1700
Baroque is a set of wargames rules, based on the Impetus system.
The rules allow you to play with miniatures the wars that ravaged Europe from the mid XVI Cent to the end of the XVII Cent.
The book includes game rules for field battles (with examples and diagrams) and
7 army lists to start play immediately:
Specs
Game details
- Players
- 2–6
- Age
- +12
- Duration
- —
- Difficulty
- Heavy
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2016
- Mechanics
- Dice Rolling · Line of Sight
- Categories
- Age of Reason · Book · Miniatures
- Designer
- Lorenzo Sartori
- Publisher
- Dadi & Piombo
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Everything about Baroque: Europe at War 1550-1700
How many players is Baroque: Europe at War 1550-1700 for?
Baroque: Europe at War 1550-1700 plays with 2–6 players.
How long does a game take?
Playing time varies with the number of players.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 12.
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