Fire in the Lake: Sovereign of Discord
Brettspill
Bilder
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- Antall spillere
- 1–4 spillere
- Spilletid
- 60–180 min
- Karakter
- Alder
- 14+
- Språk
Engelsk versjon
New mechanics are introduced to reflect the war prior to escalation by the US and North Vietnam and the unique aspects of the Diem Regime:
- 1961 and 1963 Scenarios with a Fall of Diem Sequence allow players to continue play into the Fire in the Lake Campaign Scenario (1964-1972), or even through to Fall of Saigon (1973-1975) if players also possess the sequel expansion.
- New ARVN Strategic Hamlet pieces and mechanics reflect the Diem regime?s strategy of relocating the population into fortified villages.
- Hanoi and Washington Tracks control the number of available pieces and some abilities of the Viet Cong and ARVN factions. In addition, rather than possessing Troops, the US and NVA each use Advisor pieces, which allow them to enhance and control the units of their South Vietnamese allies.
- A Regime Stability Track affects the cost of ARVN Operations to model the rising urban instability and coup plotting against the Ngo Dinh Diem regime.
- A head-to-head 2 player scenario uses the Initiative system from Brian Train?s Colonial Twilight for players wanting to focus on the internal clash between the Viet Cong and ARVN, and might also be suitable as an introductory scenario for players new to Fire in the Lake.
- 72 new Events cover the 1961-1963 period, and four new Pivotal Events represent debates in Washington and Hanoi over their level of aid, the Strategic Hamlet Program by the Diem regime, and the major summer offensive by the Viet Cong. In addition, a new ARVN leader Card, Ngo Dinh Diem, is in play throughout the early 1960s scenarios and new Coup! Events reflect threats to Diem?s hold on power.
- A solitaire system using the card-based Non-player system, similar to those provided with the Tr?ung Bot Update Pack and Fall of Saigon.
- 40 new Events (8 new 1964 Events, 16 new 1965 Events, 16 new 1968 Events) covering themes such as women?s role in the war, civilian victimization, the effect of the war on South Vietnamese society, North Vietnamese strategies, and the 1964 escalation debate. Among the new Events is also one new Capability Event for each faction.
- Two new short scenarios:
- Turning Point (1967 to 1969), covering the period of fiercest offensives by both communist and allied forces to win control of the countryside.
- Long 1964 (Mid 1963 to Early 1965), covering the period that historian Frederick Logevall refers to as the ?long 1964,? representing the crucial escalation debates in North Vietnam and the United States.