2024 · Uitbreiding voor basisspel
Nucleum: Court of Progress
Players take on the role of industrialists and politicians in late-19th-century Europe, navigating shifting monarchies and emerging political movements. On each turn, players assign workers to actions that develop industry, pursue experimental technologies, and interact with a new Court mechanism that lets them join or lead political parties for immediate benefits and scoring opportunities. King's Day scoring becomes more influential, and newly introduced experiments, action tiles, and contracts expand strategic options. The game focuses on worker placement, resource management, and political positioning as players balance entrepreneurial growth with influence in the halls of power.
- Spelers
- 1–4 best met 3
- Speeltijd
- 60–150 min
- Leeftijd
- 14+
- Complexiteit
- 3,9 / 5
Over het spel
- Ontwerp
- Uitgever
Uitbreiding voor
Bekijk ze in Ludoya
Uitbreidingen
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Waar te koop
Winkelprijzen en tweedehands exemplaren, elke dag gecontroleerd.
Aan de tafels van Ludoya
Alle statistieken in Ludoya- 12
- Vastgelegde speelsessies
- 17
- Spelers
- 2h 22m
- Gemiddeld potje
- 49
- In collecties
- 2
- Op verlanglijsten
- 1
- Voorbesteld
8,3/10
uit 4 Ludoya-recensies
Regelvragen
Beantwoord vanuit het spelregelboek door de regelassistent van Ludoya.
When I take the Court action, what do I do with my Worker?
Place one available Worker in a Party; it becomes a Politician, and you receive that Party’s benefit. If you have no available Worker and cannot get one by converting 1 Uranium, you must forfeit the action (p. 3).
How do I become a Party Leader or make my Party the Dominant Party?
After placing a Politician, you become Leader if you have more Politicians in that Party than its current Leader; the Party becomes Dominant if it has more total Politicians than the current Dominant Party. Ties do not change either status during the Court action (p. 3).
At King’s Day, who scores each Party Agenda—and does the Dominant Party’s Leader score twice?
Each non-neutral Party Leader scores their Party’s Agenda, and every player who is a member of the Dominant Party scores that Party’s Agenda too. So its Leader scores that Agenda twice: once as Leader and once as a member (p. 3).
Do Politicians come back to my supply after King’s Day?
Yes. Each non-neutral Party Leader returns one of their Politicians from that Party, and each player returns exactly one of their Politicians from the Dominant Party if they still have one there; the rules then remove the highest-numbered Neutral Politician (p. 3).
How many endgame conditions do we need to trigger in this expansion?
In a 3- or 4-player game, you need 3 conditions; in a 2-player game or solo, the number stays the same as in the base game (p. 5).
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