Martin Wallace's Liberté ‐ multilingual 2nd ed 2010 Valley Games Free shipping

Description: For sale is the 2010 Martin Wallace, multi-language second edition board game Liberté published by Valley Games. This boxed stand-alone game is in original shrink. I have tried my best to include quality photos of this item for your inspection and evaluation of condition. Photos from this sale are of the actual item you will receive. I do not use stock photos in any of my listings. Item comes from a pet and smoke free home. I offer international shipping through the eBay International Shipping Program. Please look in the shipping section of this sale listing for shipping and customs fees that would apply to your country. Fees may be high so please be aware of these costs prior to your purchase. Shipping available to US domestic addresses that can receive UPS Ground, Fed Ex Home/Ground or USPS Priority/Ground Advantage Mail. Free UPS Ground shipping to eligible US addresses. You will receive the game stored in a water resistant cover and placed in a cardboard box which will be padded. The shipping box measures 15 inches long, 12 inches wide, and 5 inches in height and weighs 4 lbs 5 oz. Tracking confirmation of delivery and insurance will be provided by the seller (me) to insure a safe delivery. Free 30 day Returns. Payment is required upon purchase. I will ship within 1 business day of receipt of payment if not sooner. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for visiting my sale! From the Board Game Geek website Liberté ‐ Multilingual second edition (2010)Manipulate your influence in 3 factions to win elections in the French Revolution. Liberté covers the French Revolution from 1789 and the meeting of the Estates General to the Directory and Bonaparte’s coup d’état in 1799. The game is played in four turns. In each turn there will be a variable number of rounds, followed by an election to see which faction becomes the government. There are three factions, the Radicals (red), the Moderates (blue), and the Royalists (white). The most common action is for a player to place faction blocks on the board. He shows he controls these blocks by placing one of his tokens on top of the stack. The cards are divided into two sets, set 'A' and 'B'. The 'A' deck is used first and tends to favor the moderates and Royalists. Once this deck has been exhausted the 'B' deck comes into play, which tends to favor the radicals. The election is triggered when all of one type of faction block has been exhausted. The faction blocks will determine which faction forms the next government. Players are attempting to score victory points by having the most influence in the government and opposition. Points can also be picked up in later turns for being the general in charge at a victorious battle, and for winning elections in specific provinces. Normally the player with the most victory points will win. However, there are two sudden death game end conditions that may alter the outcome. The first is a radical electoral landslide, triggered by the red faction gaining 17 or more votes. The second is successful Royalist counter-revolution, precipitated by Royalist control of seven counter-revolutionary provinces. In both cases, victory is determined by a different set of criteria, in which accrued victory points do not count. The player who is ahead on points must be aware that one mistake could lead to defeat at the hands of the Jacobins or Royalists! It is likely that you will never have played a game quite like this one and you may find yourself wondering what strategies to employ. Do not despair! Once you have completed your first game you will realize that amongst the apparent chaos of the game there are many opportunities for long-term planning. Liberté is #6 in the Valley Games Classic Line Awards and Honors2003 Japan Boardgame Prize Best Advanced Game Nominee2002 International Gamers Awards - General Strategy; Multi-player Nominee

Price: 44 USD

Location: Dublin, Ohio

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