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And a Bottle of Rum

And a Bottle of Rum 2015

Design Ed Teixeira Art Paul Kime Publisher (Web published)
6.8 /10
BGG rating
1–4
Players
1
Best at
30–200
Minutes
10
Age

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About the Game

Battle on the high seas or in the crowded streets of the Spanish Main as a Pirate, Pirate Hunter or a simple Merchant in this minatures game!

Using the Chain Reaction System found in all of Two Hour Wargames, you field a group of characters with very simple stats: Reputation and Weapons. Activation rolls tell you when you are able to go (higher rolls go first, but only activate higher Reputation groups) and then you may move and fire/charge. That's it!

Of course, being the reaction system, the other figures on the board won't be sitting and waiting for you to finish in a IGO-UGO fashion, but will react to your moves using a series of tables that may have them running from you, drawing pistols and firing, or charging into combat swords shining!

Be the last pirate standing and win! Or play a campaign and retire with the most gold to win!

Rules to adventure ashore?Check! Big Land Battles to sack Panama? Check! Ship combat with boarding actions? Check! Big Sea Battles to fight fleets? Check! Treasure maps and buried treasure? Check!

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BGG ratings
4
BGG data
refreshed Aug 18, 2026