Lagoon: Land of Druids

Explore and unravel a magical land as druids shape its destiny. Discover mystical sites, choose between opposing divine energies, and use their unique powers to expand the landscape. Each action shifts the balance among three energies, while druids can unravel sites aligned with an energy to remove them from play. The dominant energy at the end determines Lagoon’s destiny, and players score by gathering its seeds and unraveling sites that support the final balance.

Jucători: 1–4 ideal 2
Timp de joc: 60 min
Vârstă: 14+
Complexitate: 2,7 / 5

4,5 pe LudoyaAventurăExplorareMișcare pe grilăPlasare de LoseteGrilă Hexagonală

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Despre joc

Design: David Chott
Ilustrație: Chase Velarde
Eduardo Garcia
Peter Wocken

Extensii

Vezi-le în Ludoya

Lagoon: Land of Druids – Forest Sentinel / Ancient Sentinel2014

Lagoon: Land of Druids – Mytreia's Glory / Cosmic Vault2014

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Jucători: 3
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4,5/10

din 3 recenzii Ludoya

Mario López Menés5,9
A complex, unique game with outstanding fantasy art. PROS - It is GORGEOUS. - The production quality is amazing. These tiles are by far the thickest I've ever seen. - The baseline rules are pretty simple. - Gameplay is actually amazing when fully grasped, but that can take several games. CONS - The rulebook is not as clear as it should be. - It is heavy, like reeeally heavy. There are lots of possible actions and combinations, and something about the gameplay is not intuitive.
Evan3,5
This game is kind of interesting. The idea is you get these little workers who walk around this hex board exploring areas, destroying areas and collecting tokens. There are three icons in the game, and at the end, whichever icon has the most presence left on the hex board determines what tokens and destroyed tiles are worth points. We played 3 player, and it felt like the player in first had a hard time, because he had two other players gunning his progress down. I will say that in 4 player mode, the game uses two teams, so I think perhaps 3p not an awesome player count for this game. The tiles had some interesting effects and combos. I'd play it again, but it didn't blow me out of the water. ★ Art, Iconography and components functional ★ Clever or interesting mechanisms ★ Reasonably low downtime between turns with mildly AP players ★ Multiple plays stay interesting ★ Low or mitigatable luck elements ☆☆☆☆☆ Raw enjoyment