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This is a political game where diplomacy and negotiation is as important as strategy. Players talk to
each other during the game about moves and coalitions. The oldest player starts. Units take where they land. If a voter gets to the opposite side of the board from where they began they may be elected to become any minister. When a player loses his Prime Minister he can not control his ministers so they may not be moved. However the player can still move his voters and stay in the game. The game ends when there is only 1 Prime Minister on the board, and that player is the winner. Play continues in a clockwise direction. If a player can not move they miss a go. Voters (pawns) may move 2 zones or you can move 2 voters 1 zone in any direction. Defence ministers (castles) move across the flat sides of zones. Spin doctors (knights) move 2 across the flat side of zones then 1 to the side. Foreign Secretary (bishops) move across the points of zones. Chancellor of the Exchequer (queen) moves in any direction. Prime Minister (king) moves 1 in any direction. |
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This game is available in several packages ranging in price from £15 to £50.
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