Dominion: Blütezeit

2010 · Mittelalter

Dominion: Blütezeit

Diese Erweiterung dreht sich um Reichtum und Karten mit hohem Wert und fügt ein großes Set neuer Königreichskarten sowie neue Basiskarten hinzu, die das Spiel über die üblichen Top-Tier-Schätze und Siegeskarten hinaus erweitern. Spieler draften und kaufen Karten, um ihre persönlichen Decks aufzubauen, und nutzen dabei reichere Schatzkarten sowie Karten, die mit Geld interagieren, um starke Züge und große Einkäufe zu ermöglichen. Das Set enthält teure, spielverändernde Karten, die hohe Investitionen in Geld und strategisches Timing belohnen und das Spiel stärker in Richtung wirtschaftsgetriebener Strategien und größerer Punkteschwankungen verschieben.

Spieler
2–4 am besten mit 3
Spielzeit
30 Min.
Alter
13+
Komplexität
2,5 / 5
8 auf Ludoyaab 42,90 €KartenspielErweiterung für das BasisspielVerzögerter KaufDeck-, Beutel- und Pool-AufbauOffenes Drafting

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Erfasste Partien
38
Spieler
45m 19s
Durchschnittliche Partie
79
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Auf Wunschlisten
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Aus der Spielanleitung beantwortet von Ludoyas Regelassistenten.

Do I have to play all my Treasures before I buy, and can I play more Treasures after buying?

You must play any Treasures you want to use before you buy — you cannot play more Treasures after you buy a card (page 4).

I played Contraband — can I still gain the card my neighbor named by other means, and what if I play multiple Contrabands?

Contraband prevents you from buying the named card that turn but does not stop you from gaining that card by other means (for example via Hoard); if you play multiple Contrabands the player to your left names a card each time, and you cannot buy any of the named cards that turn (pages 7,5).

If I buy a Victory card while Hoard is in play, do I still get the Gold even if the Victory is immediately trashed (e.g., by Watchtower)?

Yes — each Hoard in play makes you gain a Gold when you buy a Victory card, and you still gain that Gold even if the gained Victory is immediately trashed (page 8).

How do the VP tokens from Goons/Bishop/Monument work and are they public?

'+X VP' means you take that many common VP tokens onto your player mat (you take them from the pile of unused tokens); the tokens are public and count toward your final score; Goons awards 1 VP token per card you buy and Bishop/Monument award tokens as described (pages 4,8,7).

How does Trade Route place tokens — which piles count and does it matter who gained from them?

At game start you put tokens on any Victory piles that have already had a card gained from them, and during the game you move a token onto the Trade Route mat for each Victory pile that has had at least one card gained from it (it doesn’t matter who gained them and returned cards don’t change that); Trade Route then provides +1 coin per token and gives an extra Buy when played (pages 11,10).

When can the game end when using Colony and Platinum?

With Platinum and Colony in use, the game ends at the end of a turn if the Province pile is empty, any three Supply piles are empty (four piles if 5–6 players), or the Colony pile is empty (page 4).

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