Peacemakers: Horrors of War
Co-operate and stop conflicts between warring nations
Contents of the game 🇬🇧
- 300 cards
- 2 large map books
- 31 custom wooden meeples
- 12 custom rubber bases
- 30 wooden cubes
- 30 wooden discs
- 1 custom twelve-sided die
- 3 glass beads
- 1 handy insert
- 1 welcome letter
- 1 scenario log
- 1 detailed rulebook
All wood used for the game is either made from recycled materials or sourced from responsibly grown forests.
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Peacemakers: Horrors of War is a thematic co-operative board game where you attempt to bring peace. The game can be played with up to 4 players, including solo. As an adventurer, you try to stop armed conflicts between animalfolk nations. Do your best to avoid the horrors a destructive war would inflict.
The armies in the game act independently, so you cannot control them directly. Instead, you get multi-use resource cards, which you can use to thwart their plans. You only get a few new cards each round, so you have to figure out when and how to make the best use of them.
Bring peace together: Armies fight each other while you try to stop them. Work together using your limited resources to find a way towards peace.
6 unique scenarios: Each conflict is as varied as the colourful animalfolks waging war in it. Optional challenges offer even further havoc for those brave enough to try them.
Easy to get on the table: The scenarios can be played in any order, with the same or different players. The speedy setup and teardown means the only hard part is winning.
Upcoming crowdfunding campaign
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The game’s crowdfunding campaign will launch in August 2023 on Gamefound, and the preview page is now live. We hope to see you there!
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History of Peacemakers
A new era of peacemaking
Peacemakers: Horrors of War is an evolution of one of our previous games, Dawn of Peacemakers, released back in 2018. That and our later games have taught us a lot, and we’ve put that insight into making this new game full of improvements for both new and returning players.
Here are some of the big changes:
- Stronger emphasis on theme allows you to fully become a force for peace.
- Characters have unique strengths which bring a new dimension to the gameplay.
- Faster setup and being able to play with different groups make the game easier to get on the table.
- Streamlined rules are easier to learn, teach, and remember, without sacrificing any gameplay depth.
- Individual scenarios instead of a campaign provide more flexibility and varied experiences.
- New horror cards encourage protecting everyone, as otherwise the horrors can lead to your ruin.
