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Liberty or Death: The American Insurrection (2023, 3rd Printing) brings the American Revolutionary War to life through the acclaimed COIN (Counterinsurgency) system. This updated printing includes all known errata corrections, offering a refined version of one of the series’ most engaging titles.
Players take control of one of four factions—British, Patriots, Indians, or French—each with unique abilities, objectives, and strategic challenges. The game blends military operations with political influence, diplomacy, and resource management, capturing the complexity of the conflict beyond the battlefield.
Mounted game map
Large deck of over 110 event cards
Faction pieces and counters
Player aid sheets
Rulebook and playbook
Scenario options (short, medium, and full campaign)
Part of the award-winning COIN Series (Volume V)
Four asymmetric factions with distinct play styles
Card-driven system combining military, political, and economic actions
Features mechanics such as raids, propaganda, naval pressure, and diplomacy
Includes “Brilliant Stroke” events led by historical figures
Variable French intervention and naval influence
Designed for solo, 2-player, 3-player, or 4-player gameplay
Set during the American Revolution, the game explores the struggle between British authority and the growing Patriot movement, alongside the involvement of Native American forces and French intervention. Each faction must balance military operations with political influence to achieve victory.
Players will face constant strategic decisions as they react to event cards, manage resources, and coordinate actions across a wide map. The system integrates combat with non-military activities such as persuasion, raids, and alliances, reflecting the broader nature of the conflict.
Whether playing competitively or solo using the built-in flowcharts, Liberty or Death delivers a deep and dynamic experience that highlights the complexity of revolutionary warfare.
Players: 1–4
Playtime: 2–6 hours (depending on scenario)
Ages: 14+
Complexity: Medium to high
Solitaire suitability: Excellent
Liberty or Death: The American Insurrection (2023, 3rd Printing) brings the American Revolutionary War to life through the acclaimed COIN (Counterinsurgency) system. This updated printing includes all known errata corrections, offering a refined version of one of the series’ most engaging titles.
Players take control of one of four factions—British, Patriots, Indians, or French—each with unique abilities, objectives, and strategic challenges. The game blends military operations with political influence, diplomacy, and resource management, capturing the complexity of the conflict beyond the battlefield.
Mounted game map
Large deck of over 110 event cards
Faction pieces and counters
Player aid sheets
Rulebook and playbook
Scenario options (short, medium, and full campaign)
Part of the award-winning COIN Series (Volume V)
Four asymmetric factions with distinct play styles
Card-driven system combining military, political, and economic actions
Features mechanics such as raids, propaganda, naval pressure, and diplomacy
Includes “Brilliant Stroke” events led by historical figures
Variable French intervention and naval influence
Designed for solo, 2-player, 3-player, or 4-player gameplay
Set during the American Revolution, the game explores the struggle between British authority and the growing Patriot movement, alongside the involvement of Native American forces and French intervention. Each faction must balance military operations with political influence to achieve victory.
Players will face constant strategic decisions as they react to event cards, manage resources, and coordinate actions across a wide map. The system integrates combat with non-military activities such as persuasion, raids, and alliances, reflecting the broader nature of the conflict.
Whether playing competitively or solo using the built-in flowcharts, Liberty or Death delivers a deep and dynamic experience that highlights the complexity of revolutionary warfare.
Players: 1–4
Playtime: 2–6 hours (depending on scenario)
Ages: 14+
Complexity: Medium to high
Solitaire suitability: Excellent
