Gallery: It's here! War on Terror Edition 2

The front of the new edition of War on Terror, released Dec 2010 (<a href="http://www.terrorbullgames.co.uk/imgs/blog/WOT-E2-boxfront-hires.png">Hi-res version</a>)

The back of the new edition of War on Terror, released Dec 2010

The new edition board, with a four-way construction, a new Venezuela-to-Cuba sea route and some basic game info

The new indigenous terrorist oil counters indicate a terrorist column is always present in that country

&quot;It&#039;s Your Birthday&quot; has been supplanted by a new joke card. (With apologies to <a href="http://whythatsdelightful.wordpress.com/">Graham Linehan</a>).

This replaces the rather &quot;gamey&quot; &#039;Terrorist Movement&#039; card in E1.

There&#039;s one of these in the terrorist deck too. Yes, terrorists can request foreign aid.

Is it just me, or do you think of those &#039;wet &#039;n&#039; wild&#039; theme parks every time &quot;waterboarding&quot; is mentioned?

"Yeh, don&#039;t mess with us, or my imaginary body guard will smite you. What&#039;s that? He&#039;s your imaginary body guard too?" Yeh, this one&#039;s already got us in trouble...

There are now three flavours of &quot;war&quot;: Regular, Madman and Total.

They are actual, real world &quot;strategies&quot;.

This is a great card. A seriously great card. We&#039;ve had the game derailed for about 20 minutes of arguing from this card being played. (In a good way)

It&#039;s about time Jihad made an appearance in the game.

There was a day when negotiation was a delicate and private affair. Now it&#039;s just a war of spin vs counter-spin, with neither side being particularly genuine or even interested in an outcome.