Rising Sun

Rising Sun is a 3 to 5-player board game set in the legendary feudal Japan. Players are in charge of their clan , which leads to victory by earning victory points over several seasons. They close and abandon alliances, select political actions, worship gods, improve their clan and place their figures on the map of Japan. Victory points can be achieved in several ways - from winning battles, harvesting in the correct province to accumulating the virtues gained by your clan. The game will take approximately 100 minutes and can be played by players over 13 years of age.

Key features of Rising Sun

• Monumental board game Rising Sun
• From the environment of feudal Japan
• Players are in charge of a distinctive clan with special skills
• An important point in the game is the battle for territory
• The game is designed for 3-5 players
• Playing time of one game is about 100 minutes
• Players from 13 years of age can play Rising Sun

Fight for territory

The battle for territory is the most important thing in Rising Sun. Pieces of territory brings victory points. The number of units and monsters plays an important role in the battle, as well as the amount of money the clan has at its disposal at the moment. In combat, the player has a choice between four actions, but these actions are auctioned, so it is important to have money. In addition, the auction winner distributes the deposited money among his opponents.

The game includes:

• Playing board
• 5 Clan screens
• 7 plates of sacred places
• 10 plates of political mandates
• 21 season cards
• 5 Political / War Plates
• 24 war province tokens
• 15 teapot cards
• 15 rider cards
• 15 arched passage cards
• 5 alliance tokens
• 20 Fortress tokens
• 20 ronin tokens
• 8 number war tokens
• 65 plastic coins
• 10 clan marks
• 50 clan miniatures
• 8 monster thumbnails
• 5 large bases for monsters
• 45 small bases