description Brass: Lancashire Overview
Brass: Lancashire is a tabletop strategy game set during the industrial revolution in England. Players compete to develop industries like cotton mills and coal mines while constructing a network of canals for efficient trade. The game’s complexity lies in its economic engine building and strategic route planning, appealing to experienced board gamers who enjoy challenging euro-style games with historical themes. It is particularly suited for those interested in industrial history and complex decision-making.
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Who designed the board game Brass: Lancashire?
"Brass: Lancashire" was originally designed by renowned board game designer Martin Wallace in 2007. The game was later re-published in an updated edition by Rox Games via Kickstarter.
What is the main objective in Brass: Lancashire?
The game tasks players with developing industries like coal mines, iron works, and cotton mills during England's Industrial Revolution. Players must efficiently build canals and later railways to transport their goods and maximize their victory points.
Is Brass: Lancashire the same game as Brass: Birmingham?
No, "Brass: Birmingham" is a standalone sequel to "Brass: Lancashire," both originally designed by Martin Wallace. While they share core mechanics, Birmingham introduces new industries like brewing and pottery, and features an expanded canal era.
How long does a game of Brass: Lancashire take to play?
A typical game of "Brass: Lancashire" takes around 60 to 120 minutes to complete, depending on the players' experience. It is designed for 2 to 4 players and is known for its deep economic strategy.
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