Neighborhood Defense

What Is Neighborhood Defense?

Neighborhood Defense is a strategic board game designed to simulate the challenges and decisions faced by communities in defending their neighborhoods against various threats. The game emphasizes cooperation, resource management, and tactical decision-making to protect the neighborhood from potential dangers.

Game Rules for Neighborhood Defense:

1. Objective: The primary objective of Neighborhood Defense is to successfully defend the neighborhood against threats while maintaining the well-being of its residents.

2. Setup:

   • Players choose roles within the community, such as leader, strategist, resource manager, or scout.
   • The game board is set up to represent the neighborhood, with different zones, buildings, and resources indicated.
   • Threat cards are shuffled and placed face down in a deck.

3. Turn Sequence:

   • Each turn consists of several phases, including planning, action, and resolution.
   • During the planning phase, players discuss strategies and allocate resources for defense.
   • In the action phase, players carry out their planned actions, such as fortifying buildings, patrolling streets, or gathering supplies.
   • The resolution phase involves revealing threat cards and resolving their effects on the neighborhood.

4. Threats:

   • Threat cards represent various dangers to the neighborhood, such as natural disasters, criminal activities, or external attacks.
   • Threat cards are drawn and resolved periodically throughout the game, posing challenges that players must overcome to protect the neighborhood.

5. Resources:

   • Players must manage resources effectively to support the defense efforts of the neighborhood.
   • Resources may include manpower, supplies, equipment, or special abilities that can be used to counter threats.

How to play Neighborhood Defense

using mouse

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