I strongly suggest you play Mike Haye's "Classic Warlord," or "Apocalypse" released by Games Workshop. This game envisions nuclear war, and quite the opposite of peace. Diplomacy is based upon who destroys less, than of more. Consider it a natural sequel to Risk.
You might also like Robert J. Simpson's game, "Supremacy."
I still have my box set of this. Once upon a time i played it with my brothers, but they are on team globohomo now. Great article! I'm with you on that second to last paragraph.
Great piece. I was brought here by John Carter. It’s nice to see someone else who shares my weird interests in the Nouvelle Droite and the history of tabletop gaming.
I strongly suggest you play Mike Haye's "Classic Warlord," or "Apocalypse" released by Games Workshop. This game envisions nuclear war, and quite the opposite of peace. Diplomacy is based upon who destroys less, than of more. Consider it a natural sequel to Risk.
You might also like Robert J. Simpson's game, "Supremacy."
I still have my box set of this. Once upon a time i played it with my brothers, but they are on team globohomo now. Great article! I'm with you on that second to last paragraph.
Great piece. I was brought here by John Carter. It’s nice to see someone else who shares my weird interests in the Nouvelle Droite and the history of tabletop gaming.
Loved this, great article.