2015 · Dedukcja

Kenjin

In feudal Japan, rival lords command troops while defending their territories and contesting neighboring battlefields. Each player shares two randomly assigned battlefields with adjacent opponents, worth different amounts of victory points. Players take turns placing two cards from a hand of thirteen onto one or two battlefields. Cards have values from 0 to 3, and some are played face up while others remain hidden. Special abilities can lure opposing troops, increase scoring, or strengthen later reinforcements. Terrain rules affect each battle, and the player with the most victory points after all battlefields are resolved wins.

groupGracze

2–4 najlepiej w 2

scheduleCzas gry

30 min

cakeWiek

12+

psychologyZłożoność

2 / 5