Ashigaru

Ashigaru is a table-top game designed to replicate the samurai combat that took place during the time of the Sengoku Jidai (Age of the Country at War) through the Tokugawa period of Japan (1500-1650). With these rules, players will be able to simulate the skirmishes that made up the longest period of internal conflict in Japan’s history.

Includes: Statistics for 26 weapons, 80 Wounded markers, a Painting guide with simple steps to help get new painters started, Scenario section with 4 scenarios.

– catalog listing

Designer: Matthew Craig
Publisher: Junkhouse Entertainment
Status: In Print
Contents: 60-page rulebook

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