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Rumble Nation

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Everything about Rumble Nation

Play Time Play Time
20′ - 40′
Min. Age Min. Age
10+
Num. of Players Num. of Players
2 - 4
Complexity Complexity
Low
Publisher 77spiele
Complexity Low
Language(s) English
Designer(s) Yogi Shinichi (与儀新一)
Artist(s) Toru Kageyama, Yogi Shinichi (与儀新一), ヤマモトマサアキ（Yamamoto Masaaki）
Categories Civil War, Medieval, Territory Building
Mechanics Area Majority / Influence, Dice Rolling, Once-Per-Game Abilities, Re-rolling and Locking
Language Dependency Little
Minimum Age 10
Play Time 20 mins - 40 mins
Number of Players 2 - 4 (Best at 4)

Japan is in turmoil. The Sengoku Era has plunged the nation into civil war, and only one warlord can rise to supremacy. In Rumble Nation, first released as 天下鳴動 (Tenka Meidou), you take command as one of these ambitious warlords, sending your soldiers across the land to fight for control of Japan's 11 Castles.

This area control dice game blends clever planning with a healthy dose of fortune. Every battle you win can spark the next, and the fire of war spreads from region to region until the whole nation is ablaze. Wisdom and luck are your keys to dominance.

Dice-Driven Deployment: Three dice decide where your soldiers march. Each roll presents new options, so you must decide how best to use what fate hands you as you contest the castles.

Tactic Cards: When the dice alone won't do, your Tactic cards are your trump. Play them at the right moment to bend the course of the war in your favor and catch your rivals off guard.

Reinforcement Chains: Battles don't happen in isolation. Victories send reinforcements flowing into neighboring regions, creating chains that can carry an army from one triumph to the next. Watch your opponents' chains closely, or use them to your own advantage and turn defeat into victory.

If you enjoy games where sharp tactics meet the thrill of the roll, Rumble Nation invites you to raise your banner, gather your forces and claim Japan for yourself.