Krahlizek

Krahlizek was a closed-ended play-by-mail game.^[1] Aggressive Addiction Games published the game in the United States, while Phildee Enterprises published it in the United Kingdom.^[1]

Krahlizek was a game of conquest.^[1] Players won by controlling the most territory at the end of the game.^[1] Games typically lasted 21–30 turns.^[1] Combat was a key element of the game, with economics, spying, and politics also factors.^[2]

Krahlizek: The Last Battle (Version 4.0) was reviewed in White Wolf #47 (Sept., 1994) which stated that "Problems aside, the game's turn costs are very reasonable, especially when you consider the color game map and laser printed information you receive with each turn report."^[3]

Nick Palmer reviewed the game in a 1995 issue of Flagship, noting it was a good game for novices. He stated that "it's well-finished: almost entirely bug-free, well-balanced, exciting, and both victory nor defeat are rarely quite certain".^[4]

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