How to pronounce “wese” in English

Wesely then gave each player their own unique objective, forcing them to consider motivations for their actions and to think beyond battlefield strategy.

Dave Wesely, an undergraduate physics student at Saint Paul's Hamline University, unearthed the book in the University of Minnesota library and rediscovered the

But Wesely didn't put the armies on the board.

So Wesely returned to school thinking that the game had flopped.

Players wanted to do things Wesely hadn't planned for, like duel each other, so he had to make up rules on the spot.

In the fall, Wesely left the Twin Cities to attend graduate school in Kansas.

Before long, they were begging Wesely for another Braunstein.

"They came down to the basement and there was a medieval castle in the middle of the table," says Wesely's friend David Megarry.