How many players is Nothing Gained But Glory?

Nothing Gained But Glory plays with 2 players — it is a strict 2-player game.

How long does Nothing Gained But Glory take to play?

A game of Nothing Gained But Glory takes 300 min, at medium-heavy complexity (3.7/5 on BoardGameGeek).

Is Nothing Gained But Glory any good?

Nothing Gained But Glory rates 7.8/10 from 225 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a pike and shot / wargame game built around dice rolling, hexagon grid, movement points.

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Nothing Gained But Glory (2010)

2 players · 300 min · ★ 7.8 on BGG

Players: 2
Play time: 300 min
Age: —
Complexity: Medium-heavy
BGG rating: 7.8/10

Best for 2 players who like pike and shot games — medium-heavy complexity, plays in 300 min.

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About Nothing Gained But Glory

Nothing Gained But Glory will be the fifth volume from the award winning Musket & Pike Battles Series. It features several pivotal battles in Baltic region of the late 17th century - a period where rulers struggled to centralize power in their realms and to introduce permanent standing armies instead of expensive mercenary forces.

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Pike and Shot Wargame

Mechanics: Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid, Movement Points, Simulation · Designer: Brian Berg Asklev Hansen

Players: 2P

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Nothing Gained But Glory FAQ

How many players is Nothing Gained But Glory?: Nothing Gained But Glory plays with 2 players — it is a strict 2-player game.
How long does Nothing Gained But Glory take to play?: A game of Nothing Gained But Glory takes 300 min, at medium-heavy complexity (3.7/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Nothing Gained But Glory any good?: Nothing Gained But Glory rates 7.8/10 from 225 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a pike and shot / wargame game built around dice rolling, hexagon grid, movement points.