Sekigahara 1600

Sekigahara 1600 is the second volume of Age of the Warring States series dedicated to Sengoku jidai.

In the 16th century Japan went through one of the most unsettled periods in its history, the Sengoku Jidai, the "age of the warring provinces" or rather of the "Warrior States".

The Battle of Sekigahara took place on October 21, 1600, in Japan, and is considered one of the most significant battles in Japanese history. It pitted two rival factions against each other: the Eastern forces led by Tokugawa Ieyasu and the Western forces led by Ishida Mitsunari, in a battle that lasted throughout the day.

The Eastern forces consisted of samurai from various clans, including Tokugawa's, while the Western forces were composed of samurai from the Mori, Shimazu, Ukita clans, and others. In total, around 160,000 men participated in the battle, which took place on a vast plain near the town of Sekigahara.

Note: Players will need to have two 6-sided dice for play, they are not included with the game.

• Map of two sheets (120 cm x 80 cm or 47" x 31.5")
• 4 countersheets
  
• 2 player aid sheets (French and English)
• Rulebook (French and English)
• Scenarios Booklet (French and English)