Release Date

2024

Theme

Economy

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Middle Ages

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Set Collection

Take That

Tile Placement

Open Drafting

Game DNA

Complexity

RulesHow hard it is to learn

SimpleDense

GameplayHow hard it is to play

CasualIntense

MasteryHow long does it take to play the game well

StraightforwardComplex

Experience

InteractionHow much do players directly affect each other

PassiveInteractive

Decision ComplexityHow many choices are in the game

MinimalOpen-Ended

Player ControlHow much control the player has over the outcome

LuckSkill

Tactical ComplexityHow often do you need to change your strategy

FrequentlyRarely

SocialHow much social interaction is encouraged

SolitaryEngaging

ThemeHow much theme is built into the game

DryImmersive

Value for Money

ProductionQuality of components

BasicPremium

ReplayabilityHow much variety does the game offer

RarelyVariable

Develop your fiefdom tile by tile to become the wealthiest noble of the kingdom!!

Playing Time

30 - 40 Minutes

Player Count

2 - 5 Players

You are the head of a fiefdom and its future is in your hands. Will you develop agriculture with fields and mills? Or will you become a pious church-builder or prefer to feast in your sumptuous palaces? Develop your lands in your image and become the most influential lord in the kingdom.

Reviews

Luke

A very welcoming a satisfying tile building game. Love how the pieces interconnect, the take that element is very small and doesnt feel too harsh. My go to filler game

tim

A very clever little open drafting game. Really easy to play and good fun. I do prefer this game at higher player counts.

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Middle Ages

Middle Ages

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Take That

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Open Drafting

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Develop your fiefdom tile by tile to become the wealthiest noble of the kingdom!!

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