2021 · Card Game
Mille Fiori
Players act as glass manufacturers and traders positioning diamond tokens across five thematic areas of the production cycle: workshops, residences, townspeople, trade shops, and the harbor. Each round players draft and play cards to place tokens or move ships, scoring immediately based on area-specific rules (connected groups and pigment bonuses in workshops; listed values and repeat scoring in residences; height-based pyramid scoring in townspeople; goods-count scoring in trade shops; and ship movement plus row scoring in the harbor). Bonus cards can be earned and chained by meeting local conditions, and area-specific endgame bonuses are available but diminish when claimed. The game ends when token supply or cards run out; the highest total score wins.
- Players
- 2–4 best 4
- Playing time
- 60–90 min
- Age
- 10+
- Complexity
- 2.2 / 5
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Full stats in Ludoya- 326
- Plays logged
- 474
- Players
- 49m 55s
- Average play
- 100
- In collections
- 19
- On wishlists
7.4/10
from 52 Ludoya reviews
Iván Sanin7.0 Juego muy entretenido, donde irás sumando puntos (con bastantes opciones para hacerlo) intentado ser el que al final tenga más. No hay mucha interacción pero si bastante dinamismo.
Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
Can I use a card just to move my Ship instead of placing a diamond?
Yes — by using the Alternative Turn Option you may ignore the card’s color and symbol and move your Ship forward by the Ship’s Wheel number instead of placing a diamond; you may not place a diamond when you do this (see page 11).
If I use a card for Ship movement, can someone later place a diamond on that card’s corresponding board space?
No — if you use a card only for its Ship’s Wheel movement, that card is out of the game and the corresponding board space may no longer be occupied by a diamond (see page 11).
When I get an extra card, where do I take it from and what can I do with it?
Take one of the face-up cards next to the game board and play it immediately as if it were from your hand (place a diamond or move on the Sea Track, score and possibly trigger bonuses), then discard it; you may chain extra-card actions, and if the face-up display is empty when you would take an extra card you receive 5 points instead (see pages 6 and 11).
When do we add the last cards to the face-up display, and when does a round end?
After the normal draft/passing sequence, when each player has one card left you do not pass it but place that last card into the face-up display; this ends the round and the Starting Player Card is passed to the next player (see page 5).
If a player places their last personal diamond, does the game end immediately?
The player who placed their last personal diamond finishes their turn and may use the three reserve diamonds if they have extra-card actions; after that the other players who have not yet played their selected card this round take their turns, and then the game ends and final scoring is performed (see page 12).
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