Moral Conflict 1939 - Are You Equipped for Life in all Five Dimensions?

Easy 6 sided dice version for most game enthusiasts.

First the military war with great battles between armies and aircraft to capture territories with victory points and sea battles between convoys, fleets and aircraft on sea zones.

Second the economic crisis, the struggle for economic growth by building up more production on territories and the acquisition of territories with oil production. alternatively the oil needed for the movement of the armed forces and production can be traded for gold.

The player who increases his production values or acquires much gold receives extra victory points.

The nations (players) start play in different alliances but the competition to build up the alliance is important to bring victory.

Third the diplomatic pressure to win new allies territories bringing more victory points either through negotiation or use of the strengths of the other dimensions, coupled with the luck of the dice.

Fourth the technological race, use of the territories production to pay for the develop more powerful armies and aircraft or more efficient production for use in both peace and war.

Fifth the moral conflict between good and evil in all the nations or even within you. Each player takes a nation which has a position on the Moral Status path. At each level there are different possibilities or restrictions for their military war, diplomacy, economic crisis and technology race.

Players may decide to move to lower levels in the search for victory.

The game can be shortened or lengthened by setting a lower or higher number of victory points needed to win the game. The winning alliance and the winning player is assessed.

Each dimension affects the others giving a realistic Moral Conflict experience.

The players in an alliance take their turn together resulting in better co-operation and much less down time (waiting).

Armed with the Moral Conflict Experience guide book, containing historical background and practical strategy in five dimensions, players can achieve victory in both the game and in real life.

Contents:

More than 450 playing pieces, made from high quality colored glass, wood, marble and plastic

1 black plastic container with 16 compartments used to store the playing pieces

8 laminated tables

2 non-permanent pens, used to write on the tables

7 Chessex 6 sided dice

Beginner's & Advanced rule books plus the Moral Conflict Experience Guide Book

2 battle boards and the 3 piece game board