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War of the Sky Cities

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玩家评分: 4.2

玩家人数: 2 (最佳: 2人)

时长: 120 分钟

难度: 0 (毛线)

适合年龄: 12+

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语言依赖:

无依赖

出版年份: 1979

出版商:

| Fantasy Games Unlimited

设计师:

| Bob Read

美工:

| Jeff Dee | Bob Read

桌游类别:

|模型 |科幻 |战争

桌游机制:

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暂缺

After centuries of fighting, man finally accomplished what he had attempted for centuries: the destruction of the world he lived on. After the last and greatest war, some people survived underground. But radiation had penetrated even there and they were forced from their new homes. They rebuilt their great cities as floating platforms to carry them above the radiation belts that now encircled their planet. Some launched themselves to safety before it was too late, but others were slow or miscalculated. Their sky born heirs were mutated, some horribly beyond belief, others invisibly. The centuries passed and the radioactivity began to fade away. The sky cities began to look for ways downward to the planet. But they found each other first, humans and non-humans, as allies or competitors. Then started what man had left off: WAR. You are the ruler of a sky-city. Your objective is to capture or destroy your enemies, and find an opening in the radiation belts. The action occurs in the upper atmosphere, about 55 to 75 miles off the surface of the Earth. WAR OF THE SKY CITIES is an exciting two-player science fiction table top game, where players become rulers of complete cities in the sky. Each side has small scout/research centers, medium battle cities, and/or large battle cities. There are two objectives: capture or destroy your enemies and find an opening in the deadly radiation belts surrounding a future Earth. In addition, optional rules introduce the use of small fighter craft and airborne landing parties. WAR OF THE SKY CITIES is a game of tactical "air" combat, but instead of aircraft you command large floating cities with their own engines, armour and weapons. The components include two pages of cardstock counters and a cardstock reference sheet (printed on one side). Game Scale: Each inch represents 200 miles.