Brief Border Wars (Inglés)

Brief Border Wars is a quadrigame or Set of 4 mini-games on short border conflicts of the 20th and 21st Century, using a Card-driven System that models the chaotic, stop-and-start nature of these impromptu wars.

The 4 conflicts included:

• El Salvador vs. Honduras, 1969.
• The Turkish Invasion of Cyprus, 1974.
• China vs. Vietnam, 1979.
• Israel vs. Hezbollah, southern Lebanon, 2006.

Each Game is small (40 to 50 Counters each) and short (one to two hours), using a common Set of Basic System Rules and a Deck of Special Cards to control movement and combat. Each Game also features rules additions and variations to reflect the nature of each conflict.

These Games are ideal short matches to finish off an evening of gaming, or fill a lunch hour. Either way your sense of improvisation will be challenged, and you'll explore 4 of the interesting yet obscure small Wars of the last 50 years.

Contents: 4 Maps at 17x22”, 1 Countersheet of 176 9/16” Counters, 4 Player Aid Cards, 1 Set of 54 Cards, 1 Rulebook, two 6-sided Dice and 1 Box and Lid Set.

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