Torii
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Torii is a skirmish wargame set on Feudal Japan, created by Miniatures and Wargames to use Zenit Miniatures’ range of miniatures (specifically Kensei’s)
In Torii you’ll have to lead a group of about 8-12 warriors that will have work together to accomplish their clan objectives.
Torii is quick to learn, with great tactical and strategic depth, with a duration of about 45-60 minutes.
Every game is different. Scenery, main and secondary missions will change, so you’ll never get bored of playing Torii.
With Zenit Miniatures’ starter packs, you can start playing right away. They include enough miniatures to assemble your group and a printed rulebook.
Torii is a skirmish war game created by Miniatures Y Wargames, using the Kensei range of miniatures from Zenit Miniatures. With Torii you will be able to use all the miniatures range of Kensei to create skirmishes between the different clans, aiming to accomplish the missions from their Taisho. The Buke have protected and farmed for centuries the land of the islands, paying vassalage to the Emperor. They were considered the arms of the Empire, the strength and the sword. Since most of them were rural samurai, a class lower than the Kuge, they were despised. While the Emperor was alive, they were honored simply because they could serve him, bound by their strict code of honor. But after his death they were taken aback. After much discussion on who should be the following emperor, a lot of Kuge re-considered their loyalty, and this led, over time, to the appearance of new clans governed by the Buke families. These new rebellious Daimyo started to act on their own, stopped paying tribute to the Kuge and pulled themselves together in their territories. Now, these new Daimyo are imposing the belief that the Kuge are corrupted and weak. They have started to build great castles to protect themselves from the old lords and from others like them. From their walls, they gaze at their neighbors' lands and plan their conquer to increase their power. They are resolved to start a new era in which the samurai govern the islands, a new order in which the Emperor would be a mere puppet managed by the warriors' real strength. These rural samurai are tough fighters, hardened from life in the mountains, who follow the ancestral warrior's code, the Bushido. As children, they are trained in the art of swordplay and they consider the use of foreign firearms dishonorable. They are great riders and archers; one of the most fearful warriors in the Intermediate World.
Torii Buke Starter Pack (KT001)
The Torii Buke Starter Pack contains ten high quality metal miniatures, ten square bases, and one copy of the Torii rule book.
Torii is a skirmish war game created by Miniatures Y Wargames, using the Kensei range of miniatures from Zenit Miniatures. With Torii you will be able to use all the miniatures range of Kensei to create skirmishes between the different clans, aiming to accomplish the missions from their Taisho. The Buke have protected and farmed for centuries the land of the islands, paying vassalage to the Emperor. They were considered the arms of the Empire, the strength and the sword. Since most of them were rural samurai, a class lower than the Kuge, they were despised. While the Emperor was alive, they were honored simply because they could serve him, bound by their strict code of honor. But after his death they were taken aback. After much discussion on who should be the following emperor, a lot of Kuge re-considered their loyalty, and this led, over time, to the appearance of new clans governed by the Buke families. These new rebellious Daimyo started to act on their own, stopped paying tribute to the Kuge and pulled themselves together in their territories. Now, these new Daimyo are imposing the belief that the Kuge are corrupted and weak. They have started to build great castles to protect themselves from the old lords and from others like them. From their walls, they gaze at their neighbors' lands and plan their conquer to increase their power. They are resolved to start a new era in which the samurai govern the islands, a new order in which the Emperor would be a mere puppet managed by the warriors' real strength. These rural samurai are tough fighters, hardened from life in the mountains, who follow the ancestral warrior's code, the Bushido. As children, they are trained in the art of swordplay and they consider the use of foreign firearms dishonorable. They are great riders and archers; one of the most fearful warriors in the Intermediate World.
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