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Brass: Birmingham - An Industrial Revolution Economic Strategy Board Game

Build your economic empire in Birmingham, where the heat of the Industrial Revolution is palpable.

Brass: Birmingham is a full-scale economic strategy game set in Birmingham, England during the Industrial Revolution. This sequel to the classic Brass game has captivated many board game fans with its historical setting and highly strategic gameplay.

Game Overview

Number of players	: 2-4 people
Play time	: 60-120 minutes
Age range	: 14 years old and above
language	: English

Two eras of history to relive

Brass: Birmingham takes you through two key periods of the Industrial Revolution.

Canal era (1770-1830) : A period when water transport was the main means of transportation

Railway era (1830-1870) : A period when the development of the railway network changed the industrial structure

Each era requires different strategies, keeping the gameplay fresh.

Game Flow

Players become entrepreneurs and build their own industrial empires in Birmingham during the Industrial Revolution. In each round, players take turns performing two actions to develop their industries. The player with the most victory points at the end is the winner.

A variety of actions

There are six types of actions you can perform during the game:

Build : Pay the required resources and place industry tiles on the board

Network : Expand your network by adding railroad and canal links

Development : Increases the victory point value of industries

Sales : Selling goods such as cotton, manufactured goods, and pottery to the market

Loan : Receive a loan of -30, but in return your income will decrease

Scout : Discard 3 cards and gain a Wild Location and Wild Industry card

Innovative game system

Dynamic Scoring

Brass: Birmingham features an innovative scoring system for canals and railroads: as each industry tile is flipped, connected canals and railroads receive either 0 or 2 victory points, making strategic industry placement important, especially in the Canal Age.

The importance of beer

Brewing was an important part of Birmingham's culture, and in this game, you need to consume beer to sell cotton, pottery, and manufactured goods to the market. A balance between beer production and consumption is the key to victory.

New Industries

Evolving from the original "Brass", it adds three new industries:

Breweries : Produce beer and enable other industries to sell their products

Pottery : Producing high-value goods

Manufactured Goods : Represents a variety of industrial products

Rich components

The game includes the following components:

Rulebook

Game Board

Player Mat

Character tiles

Link Triple Tile

card

VP Marker

Income Marker

Coal cube

beer barrel

Iron Cube

Industrial tiles

Merchant Tile

Strategic Depth

Brass: Birmingham has deceptively simple rules but incredibly deep strategic depth. The game's clever combination of hand management, network building, and economic systems means there's something new to discover every time you play.

Innovative mechanics like a variable turn order system and a resource sharing economy keep players engaged, while dynamic board configurations mean each game will be different.

Recommended for:

People who like economic simulation games

Those who want to enjoy board games with a historical background

Those looking for a highly strategic game

People who like games with multiple strategic paths

Those who want to enjoy a full-fledged economic game in about 2 hours

Brass: Birmingham is a fantastic board game that lets you experience the excitement and passion of the Industrial Revolution while enjoying deep strategic gameplay. Become an entrepreneur and take part in Birmingham's Industrial Revolution.

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Brass Birmingham is recommended for those looking for an Industrial Revolution board game, economic strategy game, 2-4 player board game, 60-120 minute game, beer production game, network building game, canal era game, railway era game, or Birmingham board game.