Cover of Origin

Origin 2013

Players
2–4
Play time
45–60 min
Complexity
Light 2.1 / 5 (55 votes)

Description

Start heart africa player origin determine course mankind expansion planet tribe gradually grow diversified time maintain link ancestor inhabitant earththe game token origin come color height thickness start game small skinniest piece place center africa addition place technology tile random tan orange violet section tech chart random tile brown section tech tile arrow shuffle tan orange violet deck card place appropriate place tan card provide oneshot effect orange card permanent power violet card present objective meet play objective card turn immediately draw play card color turnon turn player take action place new piece region game board piece share characteristic piece neighboring region new piece short original piece mark piece token player color piece board region short piece move space medium height piece move space tall piece region control opponent move piece region relocate opponent piece region piece leave attack piece thick opponent piecewhen place new piece board exist piece reward base color space occupy place tan orange violet region tile card color draw card color brown region draw tile brown section tech board draw tile technology tile acquire low high nt acquire multiple tech stack meet certain technology threshold order play orange card acquire special powerin addition score point game occupy grassland continent region opposite side waterway straitplayer turn piece game board tile acquire card color draw happen player tally point objective grassland strait tech tile card hand win.

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Year
2013

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