A new epic strategy board game based on the novels of Frank Herbert is🍌 on its way from th൲e designers of best-seller War of the Ring, and Dune: War for Arrakis is set to launch via Kickstarter later in 2022.
Spearheaded by Francesco Nepite🌼llo, Marco Maggi, and CMON (the publisher behind Zombicide and Marvel United), Dune: War for Arrakis sounds as if it'll be as ambitious as its Lord of the Rings predecessor. Described as a "grandiose entry-point for gamers into the vast Dune unive🌌rse" in , this is an asymmetric board game that promises the same kind of strategic maneuvering and political machinations as War of the Ring. In addition, it implements an action dice system and features "numerous event cards that will enable players to retell the Dune saga differently with each playthrough".
This is very much in line wiไth the experience provided by War of the Ring (and to a lesser extent its Hobbit-inspired successor, The Battle of Five Armies). Namely, players must convince the nations of Middle-earth to join their cause through political means via characters like Gandalf before taking to the field with grand armies. They also have to balance this with the Fellowship's journey to destroy the Ring, and that juggling act provides an insight into how Dune: War for Arrakis might portray the novel's inter-House politics and Paul Atreides' struggle to unite the Fremen.
According to the press release, we'll also be getting characters from the book that have never been seen in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:board games before. You can get a hint of this through the .
The exact release date of Dune: War for Arrakis unknown, but it's apparently arriving 'soon' on Kickstarter so an 🦋early-to-mid 2023 launch seems likely.
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