2012

Keltis

Players play numbered color cards to move markers along interconnected stone roads, choosing for each color whether to advance in ascending or descending order. On a turn a player either plays a card from an eight-card hand or discards, then moves the corresponding marker and resolves any space effects: immediate points, extra moves, or collecting wish stones. The board uses portrait orientation and a network of overlapping routes so markers can change colors or branch between roads. Scoring combines points gained during play with endgame values for how far each marker advanced and bonuses for collecting sets of stones or multiple stones of the same color; the highest total score wins.

groupSpillere

2–4 best 3

scheduleSpilletid

30 min

cakeAlder

10+

psychologyKompleksitet

2 / 5