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Carlos Márquez Linares
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(Not So) Minor Powers in Imperial Fever
Imperial Fever is a game of Great Power competition in the period 1880-1914. However, the term “Great Power” is difficult to define and open to...
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Simulating Asymmetry in Imperial Fever
The 19th century is the age of British hegemony. This hegemony was expressed in terms of economic development, territorial expansion, diplomatic influence, and the capacity...
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Imperial Fever: Deckbuilding With a Twist
Many of the more experienced players of historical games have fond memories of Pax Britannica, a game published by Victory Games in 1985. According to...