The Battle of Adrica
The
Berzuline conference did not go as planned. Tempers are high, fresh
wounds come to mind. The treasure lay awaiting exploitation.
It was clear a battle would occur. What became THE BATTLE OF ADRICA.
Who will take the lands and all therein…let’s find out.
Become;
Colonel Armstrong
Major Kira
General Xandra
Or Captain Frederick.
Take your troop and secure the locations. Do not leave any hostage. The minerals are yours to take!
Match on Soldier!!!!
Age: 9+
No of players: 2-4
Time (average): 25mins
Year of Publish: 2018
Designer: Kenechukwu Ogbuagu KC
Publisher: NIBCARD Nig Ltd.
$24.90
Weight: 1.1 kg
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