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CST excluding holidays. For example, if B10 is called, a B10 is present on all three cards, you may mark out B10 on all three cards P, S and C. Game will continue until three 3 winners are declared for each P, S, C card.

Winning card must be verified by PSC. CST — and posted on our website, psci. Three winners will be accepted per P card; three winners per S card, and three winners per C card. Nine 9 total prizes can be distributed. Game starts Monday, October 11, Phone Internet. Must be 18 years of age or older and present photo identification prior to prize being awarded.

BINGO numbers are selected at random each business day beginning August 3, , until all prizes have been awarded. Non-legible cards will be disqualified. One winner per PSC account. Battles are played using decks of cards in two-player, head-to-head matches.

Each player assembles a stack of units, before taking turns rolling dice to perform attacks. Hall says combat has been designed to be quick taking around two to three minutes but still strategically deep, as unit choice and terrain will play a big tactical role. The two modes differ in complexity. In the simpler solo mode, opposing territories acts passively. Smaller regions will boast stronger forces, while smaller territories will have weaker garrisons to contend with. In the more complex solo mode, opposing players are simulated through a card system.

OK, so this is an area where wishful thinking kicks in for us — we have high hopes for the visuals of this board game, and have got fingers, toes, and extremities crossed that PSC is going to cook up some eye-pleasing trailer videos for it. Make your move: These are the best strategy board games. We want to see colourful map artwork on the board; we want to see cards; we want to see meeples or miniatures; we want to see Alia being Iacta a little Julius Caesar joke for you there.

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