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Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century

Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century

NAC Wargames
1–4180–300 min3.0/5 complexity8.7 BGG2KidsStrategy
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Imperial Fever is a deckbuilding game for three to four players that recreates the period between 1881 and 1915. Players will vie for world dominance as they take on the roles of the United Kingdom, France, the Central Empires (Germany and Austria-Hungary) and the Emergent Powers (the USA and Japan).

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Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century box art
official art · NAC Wargames

Imperial Fever is a deckbuilding game for three to four players that recreates the period between 1881 and 1915. Players will vie for world dominance as they take on the roles of the United Kingdom, France, the Central Empires (Germany and Austria-Hungary) and the Emergent Powers (the USA and Japan). The game features a unique approach to this complex and important period of world history, including the following innovative aspects:

 A deckbuilding mechanism that will allow players to pursue different strategies.
 A variety of other mechanics, including area majority, push your luck, tug of war, technology tracks, and set collection.
 Competition between players in different areas: national prestige, military power, naval dominance, colonial expansion, and key strategic areas.
 International tensions that may culminate in the outbreak of the First World War.
 A wide range of political agendas that will allow players to choose among different paths to victory.
 A rich Event deck that poses additional challenges to players, ranging from international conflicts to political mishaps at home.
 The influence of non-player powers such as Russia, China, Holland, Belgium, Spain, and Portugal.
 The full game is playable in under four hours, once players are reasonably familiar with the rules.

—description from the publihser

game anatomy
Complexity3.0 / 5
BGG rating8.7 / 10
Vibe
KidsStrategy
Language dependence
Extensive text — heavy translation needed
Play time
180–300 min
Players
1–4
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Q3How do you play Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century?
Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century is a industry / manufacturing game, for 1–4 players, taking ~180–300 minutes, featuring action / event. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century support?
Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century is played by 1–4 players.
Q5How long does a game of Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century take?
A game of Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century takes about 180–300 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6How complex is Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century?
Imperial Fever: Great Power Competition in the Late 19th Century has a BoardGameGeek complexity of 3.0 out of 5.
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Deck building →Industry / Manufacturing →Post-Napoleonic →World War I →

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