| Year |
2011 |
| Designers |
Donald X. Vaccarino |
| Artists |
Oliver Schlemmer |
| Publishers |
Devir, Lautapelit.fi, Rebel Sp. z o.o., Enigma (Bergsala Enigma), Queen Games, Evrikus |
| Players |
2–4 |
| Time |
45 min |
| Status |
Previously owned |
| BGG Rating |
6.9 |
| Categories |
Territory Building, Medieval |
| Mechanics |
Area Majority / Influence, Chaining, Tile Placement, Modular Board, Grid Movement, Hexagon Grid, Network and Route Building, Enclosure, Variable Set-up, Pattern Building |
| BGG Rank |
788 |
| Complexity |
2.07 / 5 |
| Language |
Some necessary text - easily memorized or small crib sheet |
My BGG Comment
I may have overplayed this on the app at some point. But this remains a neat game with changing victory conditions. Each turn you place three of your little houses on a certain type of land (luck of the draw here but can be mitigated at some point in the game). By building in certain spots you get additional placement options. Is a fun midweight routebuilding/area control game that I will play again now after leaving the app alone for a few years. Rating 7 2026 After ? 50+ app plays ? This was one of our favorite games to play. And then I got my fingers on the app--many years ago. And I played the game to death. So much so that I sold my copy. I rebought the Winter Kingdom a couple of years ago but haven't really managed to get it to the table. So recently I got out the app again, just for nostalgia's sake. It is still a pretty good game that I would probably enjoy again on the table. Although I really prefer the slightly more complex Winter Kingdom. Rating 7
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