2003 · Médiéval

Richard Coeur de Lion

Good fences make good neighbors. Stealing territory with more knights helps too. Players place walls on a modular board to enclose domaines, then expand them into valuable terrain and rival territory. Knights protect domaines against opposing expansion. Cards provide actions but require payment, with money gained by selling cards or controlling mines. Points come from the terrain enclosed and from controlling multiple mines of the same type; the game ends when a player reaches the target or the card deck runs out.

groupJoueurs

2–4 idéal à 4

scheduleTemps de jeu

60 min

cakeÂge

12+

psychologyComplexité

2,7 / 5