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"War is our homeland, our hauberk is our house." —Attributed as a Soldiers' saying from the Thirty Years War
Cuius Regio explores the operational military aspects of this pivotal period in European history and focuses on the maneuvers and battles that shook Europe for three decades. Cuius Regio is played on an operational-strategic scale. Each turn covers one year, and each hex is approximately nine miles across. Infantry and Cavalry strength points represent approximately 500-1000 men each. During turns players recruit armies, conduct operations, sustain their armies, and manage the impact of diplomacy on their campaigns, all in an effort to gain control the Holy Roman Empire.
Cuius Regio: The Thirty Years War (PREORDER)
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"War is our homeland, our hauberk is our house." —Attributed as a Soldiers' saying from the Thirty Years War
Cuius Regio explores the operational military aspects of this pivotal period in European history and focuses on the maneuvers and battles that shook Europe for three decades. Cuius Regio is played on an operational-strategic scale. Each turn covers one year, and each hex is approximately nine miles across. Infantry and Cavalry strength points represent approximately 500-1000 men each. During turns players recruit armies, conduct operations, sustain their armies, and manage the impact of diplomacy on their campaigns, all in an effort to gain control the Holy Roman Empire.
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In May 1618, two imperial regents of the Habsburg Empire, along with their secretary, were thrown from the window of the council room in Prague Castle for violating an agreement that protected Protestant religious rights. The act, known as the Defenestration of Prague, marked the beginning of 30 bloody years of warfare— the Thirty Years War.
The Thirty Years War unfolded in four main phases: the Bohemian Revolt from 1618 to 1625, the Danish intervention from 1625 to 1630, the Swedish intervention from 1630 to 1635, and the French intervention from 1635 to 1648. It concluded with the Peace of Westphalia in 1648, which finally established a new status quo in Europe, the concept of the sovereignty of states, and shifted the focus of continental politics from southern Europe to the northern states.
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