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Brass: Birmingham
Build industries, routes, and income engines across two connected eras.
Luthier
Commit workers behind screens, reveal competing bids, then gather materials, craft instruments, perform music, and win lifelong patrons.
Legacy: The Testament of Duke de Crecy
Use actions to court spouses, expand a family tree through three generations, secure income and prestige, and align descendants with long-range scoring plans.
Wilderness War
Play strategy cards as events or operations, activate armies, move along routes and waterways, fight battles, conduct sieges and raids, build forts, and control the frontier by war’s end.
7 Empires
Acquire influence, seize temporary control of shared empires, move their armies and fleets, shape their relative strength, and score the powers in which you invested.
Commands & Colors Tricorne: The American Revolution
Choose a battle, build its hex terrain, deploy labeled blocks and leaders, draw command and combat cards, play one command to order units, move and battle with dice, apply retreats and routs, claim banners, then win by reaching the scenario target.
Battles of the American Revolution Tri-pack: Guilford, Saratoga, Brandywine
Choose one battle and scenario, set units and morale from its exclusive booklet, determine initiative, move formations within leader and terrain limits, resolve rifle, artillery, and close combat, apply disruption and morale results, rally eligible units, and meet the scenario’s historical victory conditions.
Close Action: The Age of Fighting Sail Vol. 1
Choose a historical scenario, assign commands, plot movement against the wind, maintain formation, coordinate signals, and deliver fire when range and bearing are favorable.
Oranges & Lemons
Upgrade transport only when it unlocks a profitable route, coordinate storage with upcoming contracts, and use loans to accelerate a plan that can repay itself rather than to patch a weak turn.
Pax Illuminaten
Build links that advance more than one possible plot; a flexible network hides your real objective and lets a single recruit unlock several routes.
Ovation
Build bonuses around two complementary actions, then time performances when their Legacy Points matter more than the inspiration your neighbors will gain by attending.
Baltic Empires: The Northern Wars of 1558-1721
A strong treasury is military power in reserve: build the infrastructure that supports your faction's ambition, then borrow or mobilize only when a war changes the regional balance.
The Battles of Rhode Island & Newport
Treat artillery position and movement tempo as a single problem: committing too early can strand fire support, while waiting too long may concede the terrain and initiative your attack requires.