Warfighter: The WWII Pacific Combat Card Game
Rang BGG
BGG #5 565
Note BGG
8,0

Warfighter: The WWII Pacific Combat Card Game

2019

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  • 1–6 joueurs
  • 45–240 min
  • Complexité 3,1/5

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Warfighter: The WWII Pacific Combat Card Game est un jeu de société sorti en 2019 pour 1 à 6 joueurs et avec des parties de 45 à 240 minutes. Il a été conçu par Dan Verssen et ses principales mécaniques sont Hand Management, Dice Rolling et Cooperative Game.

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Warfighter is a card game for 1 to 6 players. You play cooperatively with your friends against the system to complete World War II squad-level combat missions. The core game gives you a full team of US Marines and a full set of Japanese Hostiles. Each Expansion then adds to these sets. This includes the soldiers, weapons, equipment, and tactics used by each of those nations. Everything you need to create your own unique squad of soldiers! At the start of each mission, you each select one or more Player Soldiers, equip them with skills, weapons, and combat gear within the mission's Resource limit. You then fight your way through hostile territory and engage enemy soldiers, as you attempt to reach and complete your mission objective. Every mission is a stand-alone game. You build your Soldiers, select your Gear, and then run your mission. Within 30 to 60 minutes you will have succeeded or failed. Warfighter uses a new combat system that takes into account the fire mode you select for your weapon, range to the target, running out of ammo, suppression fire, and cover - all in the same dice roll! This system creates an incredibly deep narrative with every attack. As you eliminate soldiers, you gain experience to Upgun your Action cards, play Support cards, and activate special Skills. The contents of this set includes: 280 cards comprising: 6 USMC Player Soldiers / 6 Non-Player Soldiers / 5 Squad Soldiers 9 Missions / 15 Objectives / 18 Locations 15 Weapons / 6 Gear 29 Skills 95 Action / 17 Location Markers 50 Japanese Hostiles / 9 Events 5 counter sheets with 430 counters d6 and d10 dice Mounted display board 9 Campaign sheets Warfighter Rulebook The initial print-run from the Kickstarter also included 65 customized Soldier cards as part of KS pledge levels, in addition to 27 errata cards for Warfighter WWII Europe and 16 extra WWII Pacific cards. Soldier Types There are 3 levels of Soldiers in Warfighter: Player Soldiers, Non-Player Soldiers, and Squad Soldiers. If you think about it from a movie point of view... Player Soldiers are the stars of the movie. You get to see all their details and really get to know them. They get Health, a hand of Action cards, Skills, detailed Weapon cards. These are the guys you know up-close and personal. Non-Player Soldiers have a cost and you purchase them at the start of a Mission as you would a Player Soldier. The NPSs don't hold a hand of Action cards. They have Weapons, Equipment, and Skills, and you use them as normal. They also have a number of Actions per turn based on their current Health. Instead of relying on Action cards for defense, they use the same Cover rules as the Hostiles. This makes them much easier to run, and allows you to easily expand your squad. Squad Soldiers are the guys standing in the background. Their soldier cards include all their game info. They do not use other cards or Action cards. These Soldiers make it very easy to command an entire squad with a single player. They are also a great way to get new players into the game. —description from the publisher

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Selon le catalogue, Warfighter: The WWII Pacific Combat Card Game se joue de 1 à 6 personnes. Cette fourchette correspond au nombre de joueurs indiqué par l’éditeur : le jeu s’installe donc pour toute taille de groupe dans cette limite. La mise en place, certaines règles et le décompte peuvent varier selon l’effectif ; vérifiez la configuration exacte dans la règle de votre édition.