Rising Sun is a board game for 3 to 5 players designed by Eric M. URL and published by CMON Limited in URL Rising Sun is a game about strategy, negotiation, and warfare in a feudal Japan where the ancient gods (Kami) have returned to rebuild the empire. The game was originally released via Kickstarter, raising over $4,200,000. Rising Sun received positive reviews, and was awarded with the 2018 RPC Fantasy Award Tabletop & Miniatures Game Winner. The name of a character in the game Kotahi, has been found to be a name used in New Zealand and the Maori word for one.Towle, Max(2018-01-24). "This 19-Year-Old Kiwi Farmer Accidentally Became a Character in a US Board Game." RadioNZ.co.nz. Retrieved 2018-12-05. Gameplay Rising Sun takes place in a mythical version of Japan. You lead a clan to conquest and gain the favors of the Gods. The game consists of three played seasons. Players, in order to achieve their goals, can Train, Marshall, Harvest, Recruit or Betray. Each of these phases allows different actions. At the end of the season, players resolve combat in provinces claimed by two opponents. The combat has different options: Seppuku, Hostage, Rōnin and Imperial Poets. Monsters can be obtained to support the URL Release and reception Rising Sun was initially sold via Kickstarter, with about 31,262 backers contributing to $ 4,228,060 during the URL It was delivered to backers in April 2018 and then released in retail stores. Rising Sun won the 2018 RPC Fantasy Award Tabletop & URL The website BoardGameGeek gave it the score of 8/10 with close to 10,000 ratings and 2,000 URL Dynasty Invasion - adds 2 new clans to the game (Moon clan and Sun clan). Allowing it to be played by 6 URL Daimyo Box - contains all the exclusive stretch goals unlocked during the Kickstarter Kami Unbound - new ruleset which makes the presence of the Kami even more potent Monster Pack - adds four monsters, Oni of Plagues, Fire Dragon, Jinmenju and Jorogumo
Rising Sun is a board game for 3 to 5 players designed by Eric M. Lang and published by CMON Limited in 2017. Rising Sun is a game about strategy, negotiation, and warfare in a feudal Japan where the ancient gods (Kami) have returned to rebuild the empire. The game was originally released via Kickstarter, raising over $4,200,000. Rising Sun received positive reviews, and was awarded with the 2018 RPC Fantasy Award Tabletop & Miniatures Game Winner. The name of a character in the game Kotahi, has been found to be a name used in New Zealand and the Maori word for one.Towle, Max(2018-01-24). "This 19-Year-Old Kiwi Farmer Accidentally Became a Character in a US Board Game." RadioNZ.co.nz. Retrieved 2018-12-05. Gameplay Rising Sun takes place in a mythical version of Japan. You lead a clan to conquest and gain the favors of the Gods. The game consists of three played seasons. Players, in order to achieve their goals, can Train, Marshall, Harvest, Recruit or Betray. Each of these phases allows different actions. At the end of the season, players resolve combat in provinces claimed by two opponents. The combat has different options: Seppuku, Hostage, Rōnin and Imperial Poets. Monsters can be obtained to support the clans. Release and reception Rising Sun was initially sold via Kickstarter, with about 31,262 backers contributing to $ 4,228,060 during the campaign. It was delivered to backers in April 2018 and then released in retail stores. Rising Sun won the 2018 RPC Fantasy Award Tabletop & Miniatures. The website BoardGameGeek gave it the score of 8/10 with close to 10,000 ratings and 2,000 comments. Dynasty Invasion - adds 2 new clans to the game (Moon clan and Sun clan). Allowing it to be played by 6 players. Daimyo Box - contains all the exclusive stretch goals unlocked during the Kickstarter Kami Unbound - new ruleset which makes the presence of the Kami even more potent Monster Pack - adds four monsters, Oni of Plagues, Fire Dragon, Jinmenju and Jorogumo
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$4,200,000. Rising Sun received positive reviews, and was awarded with the 2018 RPC Fantasy Award Tabletop & Miniatures Game Winner. The name of a character in the game Kotahi, has been found to be a name used in New Zealand and the Maori word for one.Towle, Max(2018-01-24). "This 19-Year-Old Kiwi Farmer Accidentally Became a Character in a US Board Game." RadioNZ.co.nz. Retrieved 2018-12-05. Gameplay Rising Sun takes place in a mythical version of Japan. You lead a clan to conquest and gain the favors of the Gods. The game consists of three played seasons. Players, in order to achieve their goals, can Train, Marshall, Harvest, Recruit or Betray. Each of these phases allows different actions. At the end of the season, players resolve combat in provinces claimed by two opponents. The combat has different options: Seppuku, Hostage, Rōnin and Imperial Poets. Monsters can be obtained to support the URL Release and reception Rising Sun was initially sold via Kickstarter, with about 31,262 backers contributing to $
$4,200,000. Rising Sun received positive reviews, and was awarded with the 2018 RPC Fantasy Award Tabletop & Miniatures Game Winner. The name of a character in the game Kotahi, has been found to be a name used in New Zealand and the Maori word for one.Towle, Max(2018-01-24). "This 19-Year-Old Kiwi Farmer Accidentally Became a Character in a US Board Game." RadioNZ.co.nz. Retrieved 2018-12-05. Gameplay Rising Sun takes place in a mythical version of Japan. You lead a clan to conquest and gain the favors of the Gods. The game consists of three played seasons. Players, in order to achieve their goals, can Train, Marshall, Harvest, Recruit or Betray. Each of these phases allows different actions. At the end of the season, players resolve combat in provinces claimed by two opponents. The combat has different options: Seppuku, Hostage, Rōnin and Imperial Poets. Monsters can be obtained to support the clans. Release and reception Rising Sun was initially sold via Kickstarter, with about 31,262 backers contributing to $
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