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War of the Ring 4 Player Team Trays for 2 Players
Print Profile 17h 47m 222 g PLA
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Recently, after dozens of War of the Ring plays with 2 players we have switched to using the 4 player team rules - but still with only two players! In this mode you must alternate actions between the two factions on your side (e.g. Sauron vs. Isengard/S&E) as well as having separate hands. We have found these constraints a delight and have made this already 10/10 game even better!
When playing this mode it's very important to make sure you are accurately alternating your actions between the two factions. To this end I designed these trays so that you can place your action dice in the correct side of the marked tray as you spend them to keep track of which faction is next to act. It also makes it easy for your opponent to see.
The faction designs were remixed from these very nice political markers by Teqqles on Printables.
https://www.printables.com/model/737528-war-of-the-ring-shadow-forces-political-markers
https://www.printables.com/model/516961-war-of-the-ring-free-people-nation-political-marke
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Recently, after dozens of War of the Ring plays with 2 players we have switched to using the 4 player team rules - but still with only two players! In this mode you must alternate actions between the two factions on your side (e.g. Sauron vs. Isengard/S&E) as well as having separate hands. We have found these constraints a delight and have made this already 10/10 game even better! When playing this mode it's very important to make sure you are accurately alternating your actions between the two factions. To this end I designed these trays so that you can place your action dice in the correct side of the marked tray as you spend them to keep track of which faction is next to act. It also makes it easy for your opponent to see. The faction designs were remixed from very nice political markers by Teqqles on Printables.
