Commodore's Fleet-Print your own Naval Battle Sailing Ship game

Everything you need* for a complete, strategy driven game full of high seas action! Cutthroat, brutal battles make this an exciting and quick game to play with easy printing for your 3D and standard paper printer.

Command your sailing fleet of huge gunships and fast frigates… Move your fleet out of your homeport and into the open ocean to expand your domain and destroy your neighbor’s fleet. Take over inactive/unoccupied enemy ports and gain control of their fleet to increase your fleet of ships. Each nation has three First-Rate gunships, while slow they carry cannons on 3 decks with thick wooden hulls, and three smaller Frigates with not as many guns, but lighter and faster. Sink enemy ships to cripple their nation’s navy. Get your own ships back to your home port for needed repairs before they are sunk by your enemies.

Action cards (Consequences of the Sea), keep the action tense with either a benefit to your fleet, or suffer the consequences of life on the high seas. The first player to sink all active enemy warships is crowned the Commodore of the Seas!

Print 12 each of two ships on the 3D printer of your choice, either FDM or resin, with little or no supports required. Paint or use 4 different colors (recommend print all in white and just paint the hulls, red, blue, yellow, green.) Beautifully illustrated land/ocean map and action cards - simply paper print the game board (uses 9 pieces of standard size paper to create gameboard - measures approx. 24" x 24"), action cards, damage markers, and complete rules on any standard paper printer (color recommended) on standard paper or cardstock, if available. A total of 14 sheets required. Easy cut out and ready to play.

Super-fast to learn, set-up and play. *Requires 3 standard 6-sided dice - recommend 2 sets of three dice in two differing colors, but not required. 2-4 players (the more, the better!) Ages 8+ due to possible small pieces.

OK for resin or FDM with no (or very minimal) supports needed.