Artus (2011)
2 - 4 persone
60 - 60 min
9+
Nomi alternativi: Artus, Artus and the Knights of the Round Table, Artus et les chevaliers de la table ronde, König Artus und die Tafelrunde
Artisti: Martin Hoffmann, Markus Schmuck, Claus Stephan, Mirko Suzuki
Editori: alea, Ravensburger, Rio Grande Games
Riconoscimenti: 2011 Golden Geek Best Abstract Board Game Nominee, 2012 Golden Geek Best Abstract Board Game Nominee
Al momento questo prodotto non è disponibile presso nessun venditore. Editori: alea, Ravensburger, Rio Grande Games
Riconoscimenti: 2011 Golden Geek Best Abstract Board Game Nominee, 2012 Golden Geek Best Abstract Board Game Nominee
Descrizione: In Artus, the round table of legend is a turntable in the center of the game board with a space marked with a crown for the king, numbers on the edge from +10 to -15 counter-clockwise from the king, and a few spaces worth 0.
Each player has six cards in hand – two knight cards, two royalty cards, and two scoring cards – and plays two cards each turn. By doing this, players are able to place figures of their color or neutral figures around the table, score certain areas or figures under certain circumstances, and place rings on neutral figures or to move them. The neutral figure bearing three rings is the current king, and the table is always oriented to place this figure in the crown location. A new king can come into power though, which will find everyone sitting in a new location.
The player with the most points after eleven rounds wins the game. Artus has two sets of rules: basic rules for families and casual gamers and "professional rules" for more experienced gamers.
Each player has six cards in hand – two knight cards, two royalty cards, and two scoring cards – and plays two cards each turn. By doing this, players are able to place figures of their color or neutral figures around the table, score certain areas or figures under certain circumstances, and place rings on neutral figures or to move them. The neutral figure bearing three rings is the current king, and the table is always oriented to place this figure in the crown location. A new king can come into power though, which will find everyone sitting in a new location.
The player with the most points after eleven rounds wins the game. Artus has two sets of rules: basic rules for families and casual gamers and "professional rules" for more experienced gamers.