Pax Britannica (1985)

A multi player game of empire, diplomacy, and global confrontation. The Great Powers of Great Britain, France, the US, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Russia, and Japan vie throughout the world for the wealth and esteem conferred by vast colonial holdings in the far-flung corners of the Earth. Each player maneuvers his administrative and military assets to establish control over the choicest and most strategic areas, keeping a wary eye toward encrouching opponents whose colonial ambitions are every bit as great. Conflict between national wills is more often resolved through peaceful negotiation than through war; but when national honor is too severely tried, war can occur- on a scale that threatens to evolve into the War to End All Wars!

Time scale = 4 years per turn; Map scale = abstract; Unit scale = Corps/Fleet, Division/Task Force, Regiment/Squadron; Playing time = approx 4 to 7 hours

Includes 666 counters, 2 22" x 32" mapsheets, 8 player sheets, 1 administrative pad, 2 six-sided dice, 1 counter storage tray, and rules booklet

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Magazine References:

The GENERAL Index Article List:

• The GENERAL Vol.23,No.6
  • Pax Britannica – “Beyond Manifest Destiny - American Play in Pax Britannica” (Strategy) by Jim Werbaneth
• The GENERAL Vol.25,No.6
  • Pax Britannica "PAX DISCORDIA - Trying to Cut Through the Chaos" by Kenneth Campbell
• The GENERAL Vol.30,No.5
  • The Question Box - Pax Britannica