Roxley Games

Brass: Birmingham

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$57.59 $79.98 In stock

Category: Board Game

A finely brewed sequel to the original, featuring new industries, new mechanics, and new strategies for you to discover. Deluxe Edition, containing the Iron Clays, and all Kickstarter stretch goals.

~ Birmingham Features ~

  • Dynamic board setup makes each game unfold completely differently
  • Core rules stay true to the original
  • New canal/rail scoring creates tactics in where you place them
  • 3 new industry types include Breweries, Potteries and Manufactured goods
  • New actions, mechanics and strategies to discover

Each game includes 78 Iron Clays in the following denomination:

  • 40 X 1s
  • 18 X 5s
  • 10 X 10s
  • 10 X 20s

Note: Printed Iron Clay box not included

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire A. ★★★★★

Played three games back to back and the canal era versus rail era split keeps every session feeling fresh. The Iron Clays in this edition are worth it on their own, they feel great to handle and make the money tracking way less fiddly than cardboard.

Owen Q. ★★★★★

The Iron Clays alone make the deluxe upgrade worth it — they feel substantial in hand and don't slide around during the fiddly canal era calculations. New industries like pottery and manufacturing give it more strategic layers than the original, and my group hasn't touched another game since it hit

Eli G. ★★★★★

Played three games back to back and the new industries really change how you plan your network compared to the original. The Iron Clays feel great to handle, way nicer than cardboard money. Setup takes a bit but the canal-to-rail transition keeps every game tense.

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