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WAREOGOR POWER T. METHOD OF PLAY Type of Game: Strategic board game focused on country acquisition and historical power control. Historical Context: This game is set during World War Il and represents how power during this conflict depended not only on money, but on territorial control, strategic resources, and industrial and military capacity. Players: 2to 4 players Objective of the Game: A ES total amount of power, obtained through: + Purchasing countries » Controlling strategic resources + Historical events + Military industry development The player with the most power points at the end of the game wins. 1. MATERIALS » Game board (the one shown in the image +1 die + 1 token per player » Power markers (coins, chips, or written points) - Ownership — markers — (to indicate country control) 2. SETUP 1. Each player chooses a token, 2. All players start on Start of the War (1939). 3. Each player receives 10 initial power points. 4, No country has an owner at the beginning. 3. TURN STRUCTURE On each turn, a player: 1. Rolls the die. 2. Moves forward the indicated number of spaces. 3. Applies the rule of the space they land on. 4. Ends their turn. 4, COUNTRY SPACES (PURCHASABLE) Spaces with flags represent countries involved in World War ll. When a player lands on a country: A) If the country has no owner + The player may purchase it by paying power points, representing political and military control. B) If the country belongs to the player - Nothing negative happens. The player gains +1 power point for maintaining control. C) If the country belongs to another player > The player must pay a war tribute (2 power points) to the owner, representing foreign dominance and influence. +4 > 5. COUNTRY COST AND BENEFITS » Regular country: costs 3 AS - Major power (USA, Germany, USSR): costs 5 power points Historical Justification: Major powers cost more because they had greater industrial, — military, and strategic capacity during World War Il and played a decisive role in the outcome of the conflict, Each country provides: +4 power point per round + Stratel protection (advantage in battles) OIL Represents access to petroleum, a key resource for tanks, aircraft, and transportation. ¡Gain +3 power points. » MILITARY INDUSTRY Represents arms production and industrial development. You may upgrade a country (that country now produces +2 power points per round). + NORTH OF AFRICA Represents real military campaigns in North Africa. Battle: roll the di - 4-6: win »+2 power points + 1-3: lose » -1 power point + INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Represents conferences such as Yalta or Potsdam. You may: » Exchange countries + Recover power + Avoid a future penalty sn ) 7. END OF THE GAME The game ends when: + A player reaches the end of the board or + Afixed number of rounds is agreed upon (for example, 15). The winner is the player with: + The most total power points + In case of a tie, the player who controls more countri A NN TA 11. STEP-BY-STEP EXPLANATION This game transforms war into a Monopoly-style system, but without money: everything is based on power. Power points represent political influence, military strength, and economic capacity. Players move across the board representing the passage of time during World War ll. y Each space symbolizes a key element of the confl battles, or historical events. Players who control more territories and develop term advantages, reflecting real historical dynamics. itary industry gain long- The game ¡is not purely based on chance; strategy and territorial control determine victory. "Sr 
