Have you ever heard of the board game Risk? What about card games like: Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon, or Magic: The Gathering. Combine these two types of games and fuse them with History and you will have the newest epic card game named Historical Conquest: The Journey through Time. The Nikola Tesla Starter deck contains 50 historical trading cards in each box. Every player must have a minimum of 50 cards to play, including: historical people, events, land, technology, armies, etc. These topics span from: Abraham Lincoln to the Invention of the Automobile, or to events like Pearl Harbor. Each card contains information on a single historical subject such as: the name, date, summary of the event/person, and historical references. Also find a set of simple and easy to navigate rules sheet with a sample play mat on one side. Historical Conquest has decided to take out the randomness in each deck that all of our competitors use to sell more decks. Instead, by purchasing all 6 of our Starter Decks you will have our complete set of Starter deck cards. To expand your enjoyment and fun you can also purchase Booster packs, which include 20 historical trading cards based on specific events in history including: the Revolutionary War, Roman Era, World War 2, Civil War, and the Wild West. New Boosters are released all the time. Coming soon: The Vikings, Crusades, World War 1, etc. Player can also purchase play mats, available in two styles: original “Burning Map” and the Revolutionary War. These mats help teach players how to play, where to place their cards, and give the cards a scratch-free, level surface to lay. Buy these to add to the enjoyment.
J**A
Great
Great game for teens
K**L
Such a wonderful game for older kids
Such a wonderful game for older kids. It is a bit complicated but each card is based on facts. My son has started a club at our local library.
C**N
Educational Historic Version of Magic
It's a player versus player game so you need two decks. It's played like Magic the Gathering Game but with real life historical heroes instead. My husband and I grew up when Magic was big so this was a very easy game for us to jump into and introduce our son to. We homeschool and it's a fun educational game for us and my son enjoys just reading through the decks (we bought 3 when the company did the 2nd Edition Kick Starter deal). When our younger son is a few years older (3 going on 4 atm) we will almost certainly be buying a deck for him as well.
D**K
Great Fun
I bought this set for my 14 year old son. I thought it would be tough to get him to play an educational game but boy was I wrong. This set is fabulous. The game involves strategy and planning while teaching kids about important historical people, places and events. What other game has both Genghis Khan and Tesla?
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