Board Game Unmatched - Sun`s Origin

Legendary battle of Japanese soldiers

This is the release of the popular "Unmatched" asymmetric dueling card strategy series, dedicated to the land of the rising sun. It contains two characters - legendary Japanese fighters, namely Oda Nobunaga and Tomoe Gozen.

Oda Nobunaga was a daimyo of the Oda clan who led them against other clans in the War of Japanese Unification in the 1500s. Tomoe Gozen was an onna mushe - one of the rare women of the bushi class who fought side by side with the samurai.

If you like board games with a Japanese theme, PlayTale also advises you to pay attention to the games "Senjutsu. Battle for Japan" and "Hanamikoji".

Characters

• Ode to Nobunaga. Nobunaga was an inventive leader who introduced advanced tactics and technology not only on the battlefield, but also in areas such as trade, art, and government. He was famous for his ruthlessness, for which he was nicknamed the Demon Lord of the Sixth Heaven.

Master Strategist. Other friendly fighters in Oda Nobunaga`s zone add +1 to the value of their battle cards played.

Surrounding. The effects of some Oda Nobunaga cards are activated when an enemy fighter is surrounded. An enemy fighter is considered surrounded when it is adjacent to two or more fighters under your control (Oda Nobunaga or his honor guard).

• Tomoe Gozen. The greatness of Tomoe Gozen is described in the epic story "Heike monogatari" about the struggle between the Minamoto and Taira clans for control over feudal Japan at the end of the 12th century. Memories of her valiant deeds will survive those who witnessed her last battle.

Catch up attack. With her special ability, Tomoe Gozen deals 1 damage to an enemy hero who leaves her zone and moves elsewhere. This effect is activated every time the opponent`s hero leaves the Tomoe zone - it doesn`t matter how it happens or where the hero ends up afterwards.

Game board

The basic rules of Unmatched are unchanged. In order to win, it is necessary to reset the life of the opponent`s hero. Players take turns. During his turn, a player performs any two actions - maneuver (take a card into his hand and move his fighters), feint (play a feint card) and/or attack (attack an enemy fighter, opponents choose attack and defense cards).