Board Game
Imua!: The Unification of Hawaii, 1795
By David P. Russotto · Art by Mark Mahaffey
In 1795, the Hawaiian Islands were divided amongst competing Ali'l, or high chiefs. A civil war (known as the "Unification of Hawaii") took place for control of the entire chain. This game pits Hawaiian King Kamehameha I against two smaller kingdoms, Maui and Oahu. The active opposing sides are the Hawaiian Player (HP) vs. the Oahu Player (OP). Maui units only enter play via a Strategem chit. A combat unit (and King/Chief pieces) represents around 1,000 warriors (and their sea canoes). —from the back of the postcard
Players 2
Playtime 15–30 min
Age 12+
Year 2019
- Wargame
- Age of Reason
- Point to Point Movement
- Simulation
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