Experience the historic battle of Sekigahara, a pivotal moment in Japan's history, with Sekigahara: The Unification of Japan. Choose to lead as Ishida Mitsunari, defender of a child heir, or Tokugawa Ieyasu, Japan's most powerful daimyo. The campaign lasts a mere 7 weeks, where alliances are fragile and loyalty is questionable.
In Sekigahara, unique mechanics bring the era to life. No dice are used; instead, battles are resolved through strategic card play. Motivation and loyalty are represented by cards, ensuring that armies fight only when properly motivated. Gain the allegiance of your allies and use their strengths wisely to secure victory.
Immerse yourself in this 3-hour block game that captures the essence of the Japanese campaign. Experience the tension and suspense of battles, as hidden units are deployed based on hidden loyalty factors. Loyalty Challenge cards create potential defection events, adding another layer of strategic depth.
The game is designed for historical accuracy and intuitive gameplay, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the campaign. The components, including large stackable blocks and authentic clan designs, evoke the atmosphere of feudal Japan. With variable setup and concealed information, each game feels fresh and unpredictable.
Lead your coalition of daimyo, managing morale and motivation as you navigate the dispersed forces and objectives. Balancing priorities and bluffing your opponents are key to success. Can you unify Japan and shape its destiny?
Game Details:
- Time Scale: 1 week per 2-player turns
- Map Scale: Point to point
- Unit Scale: One block = 5000 soldiers
- Number of Players: 2
- Components: Mounted Map, Wooden Pieces, Cards, Rulebook, Player Aid Cards
- Designer: Matthew Calkins
- Art: Mark Mahaffey
