Falcon Tactics

- Falcon Tactics -
2 to 8 people, from 10 years old

- Important Additions -
To play, in addition to the deck, you will need 2 (two) 6 (six) sided dice, 8 markers to represent your Terrorist and Counter-Terrorist characters, a pencil or Pen, print the PDF sheet for each captain and 72 Small Tokens for the sheets of Terrorists and Counter-Terrorists.

6-sided dice(D6): They are commonly found in other games, or even in convenience stores, but can also be replaced by cell phone applications.

8 Tokens: You can represent your characters with miniatures from our collections of the featured card that comes with every edition of “Falcon”, or specific miniatures (sold separately), or with any other miniature, or small object, that fits on top of a quadrant of cards, such as: game pins, coins, bean berries, etc.

Pencil or Pen: Use to mark on the captain’s sheet.

Printable PDF Captain Sheet: In the manual, there is a very important printable sheet for playing and marking the crucial notes for the game to work. (The form can be found at the end of the Manual in the extra items for printing.*

72 Small Tokens: You can use any object that fits the markings on the Counter-Terrorist or Terrorist sheets with these markers.

- About the Falcon Tactics - 

My 8-year-old son and his 8-year-old sister had the idea of creating a game inspired by Counter-Strike, which I love, and I, of course, lent a hand. Even though I'm a big fan of this style of game, with all the tactical excitement and heroes, I proposed the challenge of thinking of something that provided the same fun feeling as an FPS, but in a unique way, something that mixed strategy of Counter-Strike with the adrenaline of heroes based on Heroclix.

This is how Falcon Tactics was born (named in honor of that doll soldier from the 90s). This kid is a true genius, managing to capture all the excitement of strategic positioning, even when you know where the other person is. I'm impressed!

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