Navia Dratp is a collectible miniatures game with mechanics similar to shogi, the Japanese equivalent of chess, manufactured by Bandai. It is played on a seven-by-seven grid, smaller than both chess's eight-by-eight board and shogi's nine-by-nine board, and is a game of complete information with no random elements. Players control collectible miniature figures across three categories: Navias, anime-style character pieces; Maseitai, battle pieces; and Gulled Stones. The game was originally designed for two players, though three- and four-player versions of the board were later developed by the fan community after Bandai discontinued the game and its original website went offline. No designer or original publication year is recorded in the available source.
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1. Navia Dratp (Wikipedia)
Introduction
is a collectible miniatures game
Gameplay
Navia Dratp is a board game, played on a 7-by-7 grid
Fan-made content
Three- and four-player versions of the board have been developed, removing the initial limitation of two players
View the Source2. Navia Dratp (BoardGameGeek)
- Origin Year: 2004
- Playing Time: 30
- Designer: Koichi Yamazaki
- Publisher: Bandai Co., Ltd.
- Game Category: Abstract Strategy
- Game Category: Collectible Components
- Game Category: Fantasy
- Game Mechanic: Grid Movement
- Game Mechanic: Square Grid
- Minimum Players: 2
- Maximum Players: 2
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