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Author Ostertag, Helge, designer.

Title Terra mystica / by Helge Ostertag and Jens Drögemüller ; illustration, Dennis Lohausen.

Publication Info. Eppstein-Bremthal, Germany : Feuerland Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, [2012]
Cincinnati, OH : Capstone Games.
©2012

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Location Call No. Status
 Manchester, Main Library - Adult Department  NEW BOARD GAME TERRA    Check Shelf
Description 1 game (1 game board -- 1 cult board -- 7 double-sided faction boards -- 56 terrian tiles -- 65 wooden workers -- 85 coins -- 65 power tokens -- 1 starting player token -- 17 action tokens -- 1 game end token -- 5 points tokens -- 28 Favor tiles -- 133 wooden structures -- 49 wooden priests -- 49 wooden markers -- 21 bridges -- 10 town tiles -- 8 scoring tiles -- 9 bonus cards -- 5 overview tiles -- 1 rulebook) : cardboard and wood, color ; in container 31 x 23 x 10 cm
Physical Medium cardboard paper wood
Description Board games lcsh
Note Title from container.
2-5 players.
Duration of play: 30 min. per person.
Summary "In Terra Mystica each player governs one of 14 factions trying to develop more successfully than their opponents. Terra Mystica is a magical world: its inhabitants are able to transform the terrain they are living in. Each faction is bound to a specific type of terrain: It can only build structures on its "Home terrain". This is why each faction over the centuries needed to develop Terraforming capability. A faction either lives in the Plains, the Swamp, the Lakes, the Forest, the Mountains, the Wasteland, or the Desert--and each of them strives to transform the terrain according to its needs. In the game, the players need to expand to build Dwellings. However, as they gain Power when another player builds Dwellings or upgrades Structures directly adjacent to them, each player has to face the challenge of finding the right balance between adjacency to other players and free space for expansion. Existing Dwellings can be upgraded in multiple steps: to a Trading house at first, then to a Stronghold or Temple. One Temple can be upgraded to a Sanctuary. Dwellings provide Workers. Upgrading a Structure increases your income in Coins, Power, or Priests. Besides geographic expansion and upgrading Structures, players can also develop four Cults: Earth, Water, Fire, and Air. Progress in these will be displayed on the Cult board. Developing them also provides an increase in Power and other rewards. In the end, the player who developed their faction the best wins the game."--Rule book.
Audience Aged 14+. "Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains small parts that could be swallowed or inhaled."--Container.
Subject Terra mystica (Game).
Fantasy games.
Fantasy games. (OCoLC)fst00920831
Genre/Form Board games. (OCoLC)fst01726542
Puzzles and games. (OCoLC)fst01919958
Board games.
Puzzles and games.
Added Author Drögemüller, Jens, designer.
Lohausen, Dennis, 1977- illustrator.
Capstone Games (Firm), distributor.
Feuerland Spiele, publisher.
Standard No. 850000576155
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