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Imperial Settlers: Empires of the North
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Podstawowe informacje:
liczba graczy: od 1 do 4
wiek: od 10 lat
czas gry: od 45 do 90 min.
wydawca: Wydawnictwo Portal
projektant: Ignacy Trzewiczek
wersja językowa: angielska
instrukcja: angielska
Opis
Settlers from three Nordic empires have decided to start their voyages and set sail for new lands in hopes of finding more resources, and increasing their opportunities to expand. Building new structures, taking advantage of upcoming events, and outsmarting opponents is their path to greatness. You don’t know who your opponent might be; it might even be a different clan from your nation. Even so, you will do what is necessary. Your current lands are meager, and the resources scarce, so you’ll need to work hard to acquire the food and resources necessary to thrive!
Imperial Settlers: Empires of the North is a card game in which players lead one of six clans from three different factions. The game plays out over a series of rounds, during which players explore new lands, construct buildings, trade resources, and sail to new lands with the aim of either conquering, or pillaging to gain more goods! Each action draws the clans closer to becoming the greatest empire! The game ends in the same round that any player reaches the 25 victory points mark.
Empires of the North is aimed both at the new players and also all fans who love Imperial Settlers and are looking for a great engine building experience. The box contains 6 unique, ready to play decks featuring Vikings, Scots and Inuit clans. Each deck offers a great variety of strategies and excellent replayability value.
The game features stunning artwork by Rafał Kucharski, 100+ custom wooden pieces and additional engaging scenario based solo variant (4 different scenarios included in the base box!).
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dodano: 2020-02-10
A step back
autor:
asaranac
As we love standard Imperial Settlers, we were expecting Empires of the North with great anticipation.
Unfortunately, all we got was a huge disappointment.
EotN is definitely a step back from the original IS.
Where IS is smooth, well organized game, EotN is pure chaos of cards scattered all around the table.
New mechanics just complicate the experience while they offer very little in the game-play.
All in all, after few tries, we just packed EotN and send it to the "for sale" pile. And we went back to play Imperial Settlers the way they should be played.
autor:
asaranac
As we love standard Imperial Settlers, we were expecting Empires of the North with great anticipation.
Unfortunately, all we got was a huge disappointment.
EotN is definitely a step back from the original IS.
Where IS is smooth, well organized game, EotN is pure chaos of cards scattered all around the table.
New mechanics just complicate the experience while they offer very little in the game-play.
All in all, after few tries, we just packed EotN and send it to the "for sale" pile. And we went back to play Imperial Settlers the way they should be played.
I was really waiting for this title and comming extentions because of Imperial Settlers which were my first bigger board game. When it come to me I was really amazed by graphics and fun which is given here but ...
Problem is that there is almost none interactions between players in this game. In Imperial Settlers you could really disturb other players - here it is really no business cause locking of actions to other players doesn't give you any profit and there is really no possible to destroy locations/building/ships/whatever of other players. So generally everyone is focus only on developing/perfecting play of his own nation.
Except this one but big minus game is amazing. It has one of the best game insert that i have ever seen. Rules are not complicated, instruction is really well written. It is also nice that each of nation has its own difficulty/complexity so playing the first game you can choose something simple and to don't get frustrated if you will loose a lot :)
All in all I really can recommend this game for someone who has never played Imperial Settlers - but if you already have this game - please think twice before buying it :)