Sekigahara - The Unification of Japan

**** UPDATED 7/23/23: added 3D table and room to play in. Also added snap points to the blocks so they'll stack nicely --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1/23/21 Update: to added a little bit of scripting to the pieces and holding bags. I do not yet have a full scripted set up but only minimal player set up is required. Added some scripts to auto-shuffle the decks of cards & unit draw bags when the game is loaded. Additionally, the bags auto-shuffle whenever a piece is dropped back inside (which shouldn't happen in normal game play but if you draw too many it will reshuffle when replaced). To make it much easier to reveal your units in combat, you can use the (R) key, which is the default key for Shuffle, to toggle whether the piece is in standard or face up configuration. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The battle of Sekigahara, fought in 1600 at a crossroads in Japan, unified that nation under the Tokugawa family for more than 250 years. Sekigahara allows you to re-contest that war as Ishida Mitsunari, defender of a child heir, or Tokugawa Ieyasu, Japan's most powerful daimyo (feudal lord). The campaign lasted only 7 weeks, during which each side improvised an army and a strategy with what forces their allies could provide. Each leader harbored deep doubts as to the loyalty of his units - for good reason. Several daimyo refused to fight; some even turned sides in the midst of battle. To conquer Japan you must do more than field an army - you must be sure it will follow you into combat. Cultivate the loyalty of your allies and deploy them only when you are confident of their allegiance. Win a battle by gaining a defection from the ranks of your opponent. Sekigahara is replete with unusual mechanics: No dice are used Cards represent loyalty and motivation. Without a matching card, an army will not enter battle. Allegiance is represented by hand si