Vendor: Artipia Games
Type: Board Games
Price:
69.95
Designer |
Dimitris Drakopoulos Konstantinos Kokkinis |
Publisher | Artipia Games |
Players | 2-4 |
Playtime | 90 mins |
Suggested Age | 12 and up |
The land of Cardis has been ruled for many years by King Rhodrig. Cardis is a rich and powerful kingdom controlling all neighboring provinces, which provide valuable resources. All this wealth attracts warlords and raiding parties who more than often launch attacks against the kingdom. So far Cardis has stood against such attacks but with heavy casualties. Thanks to the support of wealthy Archons, the kingdom gets rebuilt so that Science and Arts can flourish once again. At the same time new soldiers are recruited and the army prepares for the inevitable moment when the kingdom will need to be defended once again.
In Archon: Glory & Machination, players are powerful Archons who support Cardis in order to win King's favor. Players use their influence on their Courtiers and on various figures of authority (Magisters).
Each game consists of three Seasons. For each of these Seasons, the King issues different demands that players must fulfill in order to score Victory Points. Each season consists of 3 rounds during which players use a card-driven worker placement mechanism to perform various actions that will allow them to gather resources and income, recruit soldiers and, rebuild the city, and acquire scoring cards (Science & Arts). They will also have the chance to train Elite Warriors to assist in the city's defense. After nine rounds, the game ends and the player with the most Victory Points wins.
Vendor: Artipia Games
Type: Board Games
Price:
29.95
Designer |
Nikolas Sakaloglou Sotirios Tsantilas |
Publisher | Artipia Games |
Players | 2-4 |
Playtime | 45 mins |
Suggested Age | 10 and up |
The world of business is a world of tough situations.
Tough situations demand tough decisions.
You, as a young and ambitious entrepreneur, will struggle for wealth.
In order to gain wealth, you should first create an efficient economic engine.
But the dilemmas will be hard:
Which companies will you acquire and activate first?
Which company's ability is the most appropriate for the early yearʼs economic boost?
Will you manage to create a flexible but also effective decision deck?
Timing is crucial.
Mind what your competitors are doing.
They will try to block your plans.
They will try to steal your resources.
There is no room for error.
There is no time for hesitation.
Open your Briefcase, lay out your business plans and enjoy the game!
Briefcase is a deck-building and resource management boardgame.
In Briefcase, players build their own business empires by acquiring and activating various companies. Each company, once activated, provides the player with some benefits (which are called decisions cards) and a special ability for the rest of the game.
Players start with identical decks of decision cards. Each time one player activates a company, he/she adds to his deck more decision cards. Decision cards give the players various possible actions (like buy/activate/hire/obstacles). The most important is the "buy" action, with which players can either buy a building or a resource from the market.