Brief Border Wars

Brief Border Wars is a quadrigame or set of four mini-games on short border conflicts of the 20th and 21st century, using a card-driven system that models the chaotic, stop-and-start nature of these impromptu wars.

• El Salvador vs. Honduras, 1969 (also known as "The Football War")
  
• The Turkish invasion of Cyprus, 1974
• China vs. Vietnam, 1979
• Israel vs. Hezbollah, southern Lebanon, 2006

El Salvador vs. Honduras is one of history’s shortest wars, clocking in at about 100 hours; the Turkish player in the Cyprus game must establish and exploit from a beachhead; the Chinese player in the Vietnam game must contend with determined guerrillas and a fatal division of effort between two non-communicating fronts; and the Israeli player in the Lebanon game must seek out and destroy the Hezbollah rocket and missile units raining destruction on the homeland.

• Four maps at 17" x 22"
  
• One countersheet
• One Player Aid Card
• One deck of 54 cards
• One System Rules booklet
• Four Exclusive Rules booklets
  
• Two 6-sided dice