The War of the 3 Sanchos

Immerse yourself in the epic medieval history of Spain with the board game The War of the Three Sanchos, a strategic adventure that transports you to the heart of the conflicts between the kingdoms of Aragon, Castile and Nájera-Pamplona during the turbulent years from 1065 to 1067 AD This game not only relives one of the most fascinating periods in Spanish history but also invites you to take command as one of the legendary Kings Sanchos in their fight for territorial dominance and honor.


Illustrated Board: A detailed map depicting the northern regions of modern Spain, with castles and towers strategically placed for conquest.

Game Pieces: Representations of each of the three Kings Sanchos and their armies, ready to deploy in battle.

Strategy Cards: A set of cards that allow for tactical maneuvers, sieges and defenses, adding a level of depth and surprise to each game.


Features and Advantages:

Historical Strategy: The War of the Three Sanchos combines historical accuracy with real-time strategy, offering an immersive and historical gaming experience.

Champion Reputation: Relive the rise of Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, El Cid, and earn the title of Champion through your victories on the battlefield.

Competitive Game Dynamics: With victory points at stake for each occupied castle and tower, every move counts. The tension is maintained until the last card is played, leading to major or pyrrhic victories based on cunning and strategy.

The War of the Three Sanchos is a window to the past that challenges your ability to lead, negotiate and fight for supremacy in a world where only the most cunning and brave will prevail. Perfect for history buffs, budding strategists, and those looking for a deep, replayable gaming experience, this game promises hours of entertainment. Prepare to claim your place in history, lead your armies to victory, and write your own chapter in the Reyes Sanchos.

Do you have what it takes to succeed in The War of the Three Sanchos?


Author: David J. Mortimer

Illustrator: Klemens Franz