Murus Gallicus (2009)

Murus Gallicus

“Murus Gallicus” (Latin for “Gallic Wall”) is an abstract strategy game created in 2009 by Phil Leduc.

Why is Murus Gallicus Popular?

Murus Gallicus is a two-player breakthrough game that has gained popularity due to its strategic gameplay and unique theme.

Game Components of Murus Gallicus

The game is played on an 8 x 7 board with 16 counters for each side, initially stacked upon each other in doubles. The double is called a Tower, and the singleton is called a Sentinel.

Game Setup of Murus Gallicus

Each player places their eight Towers and eight Sentinels on the board, with one Tower and one Sentinel in each row. The game proceeds with players taking turns placing their pieces on the board, aiming to create impenetrable walls of stone.

Gameplay Mechanics of Murus Gallicus

Murus Gallicus is a game of balance in material and tactics, area control, and timing. Players place their pieces on the board, aiming to create impenetrable walls of stone. The game is won when one player has no legal moves left.

Game Objective of Murus Gallicus

The objective of Murus Gallicus is to create impenetrable walls of stone, reminiscent of the Gallic Wars. Players take turns placing their pieces on the board, and the game is won when one player has no legal moves left.

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