The Last Bastion
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Description
The Last Bastion is a combative tile-placement game featuring area control, tile drafting, tile stacking, and the plague! Our game is inspired by the Battle of Agincourt, but it is not a historical simulation. However, like Henry, players will use positioning, terrain, and tactics to win the day. The map will form as the game is played, with each player fighting for position for the final battle.The goal of the game is to defeat your enemies and be named victor... of The Last Bastion.
You can see the kickstarter we ran with the video and all components at: Fields of Agincourt: A Combative Tile Laying Board Game (Canceled)
Note: We changed the name from Fields of Agincourt to The Last Bastion.
*Note to the 3 buyers that purchased our game-Gamecrafter discontinued the size box we were using, so you did not receive the box. Simply take a photo of the game that you purchased and email it to us. We will ship you the new box. Logosgamecompany@gmail.com
Components
| Component | Quantity | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Large Stout Box (Only Top Printed) | 1 |  |
| Sliver Board Set | 1 set of 5 sliver boards |  |
| Mini Circle Tile Set | 1 set of 40 mini circle tiles |  |
| Mini Hex Tile Set | 1 set of 40 mini hex tiles |  |
| Small Square Tile Set | 1 set of 80 small square tiles |  |
| Jumbo Booklet | 1 |  |
| Cube, 8mm, Black | 16 |  |
| Cube, 8mm, White | 30 |  |
| Meeple, Wood, Black | 1 |  |
| Meeple, Wood, Blue | 1 |  |
Vitals
| Average Rating | 0 reviews |
|---|---|
| Publish Date | August 01, 2019 |
| Edition | Finished Prototype |
| Department | Games |
| Tags | Historic Military Medieval Map Building Carcassonne |
| More Info | The Last Bastion web site |
Why buy this?
"Fields of Agincourt (former name) is a huge winner." Ranked #4
- Tile drafting, Tile Placement, Tile Stacking
- Area Control Game
- Watch out for the Plague on the battlefield!
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Notes
- This game contains laser cut components. Laser cut items will have a slight amount of soot around the edges, which can easily be wiped off; and will have a campfire smell for about a week after you open them.
