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Amritsar: The Golden Temple
Amritsar, India is home to The Golden Temple or Sri Harmandir Sahib. This spectacular building is world-renowned as a sacred place for the Sikh community and one of the most... (read more)
Miniature MarketReviews
mostly positive, 71% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
90 minutes
Published
2023
Age
14+
Publisher
Ludonova
Players
1 to 4 players
Designer
David Heras Pino
Playstyle
Involved
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Noble Knight GamesDescription
Amritsar, India is home to The Golden Temple or Sri Harmandir Sahib. This spectacular building is world-renowned as a sacred place for the Sikh community and one of the most famous pilgrimage destinations on Earth. After being demolished several times, at start of the 19th century, Maharaja Ranjit Singh rebuilt it using marble, copper and 750 kilos of pure gold, hence its name.
In Amritsar, the players will represent the different personalities of the time who helped the Maharaja of the Sikh Empire with the reconstruction of the Golden Temple. Using a clever mechanic based on the sowing system of the classic mancala games, players will use their different workers and their very own elephant to carry out the necessary tasks. Their actions will allow them to make donations to the Temple in the hope of getting more prestige points than the others.
Mechanisms:• Mancala• Solo / Solitaire Game• Track Movement• Worker Placement
Contents
- 1 Main Board
- 4 Personal Boards
- 12 Donation Tiles
- 3 Wooden Temple Pieces
- 16 Wooden Workers
- 4 Wooden Elephants
- 75 Wooden Resources
- 30 Marble
- 25 Copper
- 20 Gold
- 4 Wooden Tax Counters
- 12 Wooden Knowledge Counters
- 4 Wooden Prestige Points Counters
- 2 Wooden Maharajah Tokens
- 64 Wooden Donation Counters
- 30 Cardboard Coins
- 4 Temple Tiles
- 6 Bridge Tiles
- 28 Mahout Tiles
- 4 Movement Tokens
- 24 Objective Tiles
- 15 Storehouses
- 12 District Tiles
Game's Categories
Designer
- David Heras Pino
Developers
- Juan Luque García
- Rafael Sáiz
- Germán P. Millán
Artists
- David Prieto
- Guillaume Berthoumieu
