I've been recently considering ways that this game might be played by two people that still captures at least soemthing of the flavour of the full game. The aim of this is to use primarily the components present in the game already. I have a few ideas on how this might be achieved, but would like to test some of these out. If anyone would be interested in trying this out with me, let me know!

Additionally, even if you're not that interested in testing it, I would appreciate any ideas you have on how this game might work as a two player game!

Apparently this is just a houserule, but during the recruitment phase (drawing new generals), I like throwing away the general cards you don't choose so they're never seen again. I feel this gives more weight to you choosing or not choosing a particular character knowing they won't be back another time. Then again, it does mean you cycle through your general deck more in a single game.

The potential difference is that the way the game is meant to be played (by shuffling unchosen generals back into your deck) means you will see potentially less variety, but do have the opportunity to not choose someone you'd quite like in the hopes you might get them again later.

I think that both of these present interesting advantages and drawbacks and would be interested to hear whether other players had a preference for one way or the other.

If you don't know the rules to Three Kingdoms Redux, but would very much like to learn, you are able to access the rulebook both in the DLC itself as well as online at http://www.startingplayer.com/games/three-kingdoms-redux/rules-and-downloads

But if you are more practically minded and like to have someone teach you the game, I am happy to provide that service to you as required. Let me know by posting in this thread and sending me through a friend request and we can sort something out.

Others can feel free to chime in with offers to teach new players as well.