The Castles of Burgundy 2011
- Players
- 2–4
- Play time
- 30–90 min
- Complexity
- Medium 3.0 / 5 (2,547 votes)
Description
Game set burgundy region high medieval france player take role aristocrat originally control small princedom play aim build settlement powerful castle practice trade river exploit silver mine use knowledge travelersthe game player take settlement tile game board place princedom represent player board tile function start tile place princedom princedom consist region demand type settlement tilethe game play phase consist round phase begin game board stock settlement tile good tile beginning round player roll dice player currently turn order roll good placement die good tile available game board accord roll good die round player turn current turn order turn player perform possible type action settlement tile numbered depot game board correspond dice place staging area player board settlement tile staging area player board space player board number match dice corresponding region type tile adjacent previously place settlement tile deliver good number match dice worker token allow player adjust roll dice addition action player buy settlement tile central depot game board place staging area player board action trigger award victory point point immediately record settlement tile offer benefit additional action additional money advancement turn order track good tile die roll adjustment victory point bonus victory point award fill region settlement tilesthe game end player finish turn fifth round fifth phase victory point award unused money worker undelivered good bonus victory point certain settlement tile award end gamethe player victory point winsthe rule include basic advanced versionsthis game alea big box series.
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- Year
- 2011
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