Croisades
Expansion for Base-game · Medieval

Croisades

This game is the re-edition of Outremer by Standard Games, but with a lot more rules and two entirely new playing modes: Strategical and Roleplaying. This is in fact a nearly totally different game, just sharing the included maps and counters (except the strategical ones).

2–7 players180 minages 12medium difficulty
About the game

What is Croisades

This game is the re-edition of Outremer by Standard Games, but with a lot more rules and two entirely new playing modes: Strategical and Roleplaying. This is in fact a nearly totally different game, just sharing the included maps and counters (except the strategical ones).

The game is from the series Cry Havoc with the same flavor of skirmish battle plus a grand strategical game.

On the strategical game, you move your armies (not always known) on the map of Palestine and then resolve combat and siege on the Cry Havoc boards.

There is also a roleplaying system included where you create your character (crusader or sarracen), start with a small castle and try to fight, negociate or wed your way through those dangerous times. The roleplaying system uses Cry Havoc and Siege for battle, but adds hit points, several attributes (diplomacy, honor, charms) and the possibility to advance all members of your troops in experience, from a tiny peasant to a strong sergeant or even be appointed knight. A very interesting addition to the standard game.

Specs

Game details

Players
2–7
Age
+12
Duration
180 min
Difficulty
Medium
Type
Expansion
Year
1987
Mechanics
Campaign / Battle Card Driven · Dice Rolling · Hexagon Grid
Categories
Expansion for Base-game · Medieval · Wargame
Designer
Duccio Vitale
Publisher
Eurogames · Jeux Rexton
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Everything about Croisades

How many players is Croisades for?

Croisades plays with 2–7 players.

How long does a game take?

A game takes about 180 minutes.

What age is it suitable for?

It is recommended from age 12.

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