Ogre Kickstarter Edition

The world of Ogre is the story of the Last War. The world war between the Combine, Paneurope, China and Nihon. And the time after the death of the empires.The Ogres begin as mindless killing machines spawned in the labs of the Combine, and end as self-aware free agents and mercenaries, the metal warriors who keep the balance of power between the Factory States. Thirty-five years and many reprints later, Kickstarter helped Jackson create a souped-up sixth edition. Ogre is a war game set in the late 21st century, and it pits two players against one another. Now the Ogre is back. In a gigantic new 'designer's edition' that will be the crown of any game collection. The rules from the original Ogre and G.E.V. Plus material from later supplements have been completely revised and reorganized into a rulebook a separate scenario book and a.

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MTV Geek talks about Ogre's Kickstarter successand discusses the game's components. ICV2 notes Kickstarter recordand new edition of Ogre. Visit the OgreSixth Edition on Kickstarterto read the latest information. That's How We Roll podcastspoilers about Ogrewith Fred Hicks, Chris Hanrahan, Phil Reed, and Andrew Hackard at PAX East. Ogre (6th Edition, 30 Pound Kickstarter Edition) By: Steve Jackson Games. Type: Boxed Game. Product Line: Ogre (6th Edition) Condition: SW (MINT/New) Was $219.95 Sale Price $197.96. Add to Cart Condition: Fair/NM Was $165.00 Sale Price $148.50.

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Counters
3-D Counters
Counter Tray
Maps
Map Overlays
Two custom six-sided dice

Game Design by Steve Jackson
Cover design by Philip Reed
Illustrated by Winchell Chung and John Zeleznik

Suggested Retail Price $150.00
Stock number 1977UPC 837654321164
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The giant tank rumbles toward its target . . . its guns are destroyed, its movement slowed, but only a few defenders are left. Will they stop the robot juggernaut, or will it crush the Command Post beneath its cruel treads?

Ogre was Steve Jackson's first game. Originally published in 1977, it became a hit as the first 'Microgame,' and is now considered a classic. Over 25 years after its release, it earned a spot in James Lowder's popular book 'Hobby Games: The 100 Best.'

Now the Ogre is back . . . in a gigantic new 'designer's edition' that will be the crown of any game collection. The rules from the original Ogre and G.E.V., plus material from later supplements, have been completely revised and reorganized into a rulebook, a separate scenario book, and a handy player reference sheet.

The game features 5 giant mapboards . . . more than 500 oversized full-color unit counters . . . plus 72 Ogres and buildings, which are 3-D constructible models!