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You can of course also alter a predefined map with custom map tiles. Either use a predefined map or build one yourself. The game is won immediately when you finish the enemy king, or lost if your king got finished. Choose who begins, for rematch the looser should start.Ī turn ends when the player announces so or has no performable actions left. The game is played turn by turn on a hextiled map.

one other colored paper-clip (or attached paper stripe etc.) per player to mark the king unit.

in players colour to mark units side and track units hitpoints.

Get some small markers in players colours (i use thread pearls, but strips of paper will do also).Get a ten sided dice marked 0-9 (either an online dice or buy a physically one).Especially for the hex tiles it is good if the cardboard is a little thicker.

The castles are supposed to be one big tile.

You can find predefined maps below the maps/ folder, and/or use custom tiles:.

You can either place them into plastic slots or cut the white in the middle and glue it down to a piece of cardboard.

The units have some white space below them.

Spielertafel.svg: table for players showing all unit stats and also a panel to track gold (there is also an english version available).

Print out the source material (either on thick paper or glue it to cardboard afterwards):.

The only thing to track is your gold, your villages and each units hitpoints using simple clips and markers. We tried to keep it simple and to the core gameplay, so it will actually be fun without tracking all too much stats. Recruit your army, conquer villages for income on the hextiled map and let your units fight! Place your units strategically on terrain providing good defence. Originally a complex computer game, this project is an attempt to make it available as a classical board game. The Battle for Wesnoth is an open source, turn-based strategy game with a high fantasy theme.