CPS: Dawn of Empire-The Spanish-American Naval War in The Atlantic 1898

Dawn of Empire is an uncomplicated game centered on the naval aspects of the Spanish-American War of 1898 in the Atlantic Ocean. The game depicts this conflict at a strategic level, with most operational and tactical details represented by fast and easy-to-play systems, rather than intricate mechanisms. The intent of the game is to provide a broad overview of the historical events while being fun to play. The object of the game for the United States player is to control the sea areas around the US Atlantic coast and Caribbean Sea to prevent Spanish combatants from supporting their island holdings and to destroy the naval forces of Spain. The object of the game for the Spanish player is to disrupt United States sea control, retain sea control around the Spanish coastline for as long as possible, and destroy United States naval forces. Both players must deploy their naval resources into the sea areas on the map to earn victory points at the end of each turn for areas under their control, blockaded, and for opposing units destroyed.Components: Map of the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea Battle Board One countersheet of 176 large 5/8” counters Player Aid Cards One rulebook Dice One box and lid set

• Naval Aspects Of The Spanish-American War Of 1898
• Complexity: 4 Out Of 10
• Map Scale: Variable (area movement maps)
• Unit Scale: Individual Warships
• Players: 1-2