Shipwrights of the North Sea (Second Edition)

2017 · Náutico

Shipwrights of the North Sea (Second Edition)

Ambientado no início da Era Viking, por volta de 900 d.C., o jogo coloca os jogadores no papel de construtores navais competindo para montar a maior frota do Mar do Norte. Os jogadores coletam carvalho, lã e ferro, recrutam artesãos e habitantes da vila e gastam ouro para construir navios e edifícios. Cada rodada representa um dia dividido em fases de planejamento, trabalho e descanso. Os jogadores recebem três cartas, jogam-nas ou as descartam, e realizam uma ação no tabuleiro central da vila antes de receber ouro e trabalhadores para o dia seguinte. O jogo termina após uma rodada em que um ou mais jogadores constroem um quarto navio, e a vitória fica com quem tiver mais pontos. A segunda edição inclui o jogo base e a expansão Townsfolk.

Jogadores
2–5 melhor com 3
Tempo de jogo
60 min
Idade
10+
Complexidade
2,5 / 5
3,1 na LudoyaMedievalEspeculação de CommoditiesColocação de trabalhadoresIncomodar o adversário
22
Partidas registradas
10
Jogadores
1h 19m
Partida média
4
Em ludotecas
1
Em listas de desejos

3,1/10

de 3 avaliações na Ludoya

  • Taha Afyouni2,5

    I played this as part of the Runesaga campaign, and it's my least favorite of the North Sea games. Several things hindered my enjoyment of this game: 1. Scaling: In a 2-player game, you're choosing from 3 cards half the time and from 2 cards the other half of the time. Since you're usually trying to find specific cards, I constantly felt stuck. I haven't played with a higher player count, but I feel like I would have more choices in a 4/5-player game since I am choosing from 4+ cards most of the time. 2. Take that cards: While I'm not totally opposed to "take that" elements in games, I don't find myself wanting to play a 60-minute game with lots of luck and take that cards. 3. Ease of play: Small additions here and there could have made the game easier to play. For example, the player aid with the ships could have included their costs instead of just their rewards. They also included worker and resource limits on the player boards, but they could have easily included the limit on tools (1) and craftsmen (4). While there are some things I enjoyed, such as the artwork and the included expansion board (I could not imagine playing without it!), I would not recommend buying this game unless you want to complete your North Sea trilogy/play the Runesaga.

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