Templar: The Secret Treasures

Players help the Knights Templar move books, chalices, and signet rings from a harbor into a secret abbey, where they hide them in different rooms. Each player uses a hand of character cards to move through the abbey, collect or reposition treasures, open and close passages, and control the Abbot and other figures. Cards are chosen and revealed simultaneously, then played in order. After the first round, each card also restricts which characters other players may use, creating a balance between helpful actions and interference. The Abbot scores hidden treasures in his room unless the Prior discovers them, while the final scoring rewards completed rooms and remaining signet rings.

Hráči: 2–5 nejlépe pro 4
Herní doba: 60 min
Věk: 8+
Složitost: 2,2 / 5

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Autoři: Jesús Torres Castro
Ilustrace: Oliver Schlemmer
Claus Stephan
Vydavatel: Queen Games

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Zapsané partie: 9
Hráči: 1h 24m
Průměrná partie: 3
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5,8/10

z 6 recenzí na Ludoya

Evan5,9
In this game you are running your pawn around a central board dropping off treasure tokens, then trying to get the scoring pawn to make it into those rooms, and score them. This is all done through a card-as-roundel system similar to Concordia, where you play cards from your symmetrical hands, until you decide to play the reset card to get all your cards back. The unique element here is that you can't play a card that's faceup on another player's discard pile. This makes for a really fantastic prediction puzzle with exactly 4 players. With 3, there's not enough restriction as to what you can play and with 4 it's too much restriction. The other compelling element is that when a room gets scored, it scores for all players in that room, adding a lot of benefit to watching other player's plans and actions. Then there are big endgame bonus points for being in every room, and rings have the potential to score several times if you are clever. This all adds up to a fantastic experience, even if it mostly comes down to tactics. That being said, there are some cards in each player's decks that are less compelling than others. Often times cards such as 'move the locked door' for example, are just played as a delay effect until someone's top discard gets cleared opening the way for the next player in line to use that card. Despite that, this game has been a bit hit every time it's hit the table with exactly four players. The components could be better. It's not always super clear which tokens have already been scored and which haven't. The rulebook is a little rough, in particular during setup in numbering the rooms and when describing the movement of the figure that follows the scoring pawn, preventing it from scoring the same room twice in a row. The cards can also be somewhat hard to see in your opponent's discard pile from across the table. ☆ Art, Iconography and components functional ★ Clever or interesting mechanisms ★ Reasonably low downtime between turns with mildly AP players ★ Multiple plays stay interesting ★ Low or mitigatable luck elements ★★★☆☆ Raw enjoyment
Jose Guillermo Forero Leon6,0
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