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Azul - Stained Glass of Sintra
After furnishing the Palace of Evora, King Manuel I of Portugal now seeks to commission the worlds greatest stained glass artisans to adorn the windows of the Royal Palace in... (read more)
Noble Knight GamesReviews
mostly positive, 74% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
30 minutes
Published
2018
Age
8+
Publisher
Next Move Games
Players
2 to 4 players
Designer
Michael Kiesling
Playstyle
Relaxed
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Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra
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Description
After furnishing the Palace of Evora, King Manuel I of Portugal now seeks to commission the worlds greatest stained glass artisans to adorn the windows of the Royal Palace in Sintra. As a stained glass artisan, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to demonstrate your exquisite abilities for king and country. Will you be the best at creating the most beautiful stained glass in all of Portugal?
In a game of Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra, players take turns drafting glass panes from suppliers to place and glaze the palace windows. Over the course of 6 rounds, players will score points from strategically placing their glass panes while being mindful to avoid wasting precious and expensive supplies. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.
This game is also designed to accommodate color blind players with alternative scoring markers and a way to sort the tiles by design instead of color.
Contents:
9 factory displays
4 palace boards
32 pattern strips
4 glaziers
8 markers
100 pane pieces
1 scoring board
1 starting player tile
1 glass tower
1 bag
1 rulebook
In a game of Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra, players take turns drafting glass panes from suppliers to place and glaze the palace windows. Over the course of 6 rounds, players will score points from strategically placing their glass panes while being mindful to avoid wasting precious and expensive supplies. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.
This game is also designed to accommodate color blind players with alternative scoring markers and a way to sort the tiles by design instead of color.
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