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Lisboa (Deluxe Edition)
Lisboa is a game about the reconstruction of the great Portuguese capital city after a series of terrible catastrophes. On November 1, 1755, Lisboa suffered an earthquake of an estimated... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mostly positive, 77% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
120 minutes
Published
2020
Age
13+
Publisher
Eagle-Gryphon Games
Players
1 to 4 players
Designers
Vital Lacerda and Julián Pombo
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Economic, Maldito Games, Solo / Solitaire Game, Tile Placement, Hand Management, and Open Drafting
Description
Lisboa is a game about the reconstruction of the great Portuguese capital city after a series of terrible catastrophes. On November 1, 1755, Lisboa suffered an earthquake of an estimated magnitude of 8.5–9.0, followed by a devastating tsunami and 3 days of raging fires. The city was almost totally destroyed.
Lisboa is thus played, in part, on a representational map of the city. During the planning of the downtown re-building project, the type of businesses permitted in each street was pre-determined. The clockmakers and goldsmiths had their street; as did the bookstores and libraries; the tailors and silk vendors; and the toolmakers as well. This all comes into play on the Lisboa gameboard.
Players represent the nobility of Lisboa who will use their influence in the reconstruction and business development of the new city.
In rebuilding the city, players will make use of the Royal Builder, who works with the architects to build Lisboa anew, while the Marquis will provide aid in the development of commerce. The King will provide players with political help in re-opening the beautiful new city. But the true reason you are rebuilding the city is not for greatness, or even fame or fortune. As a nobleman or noblewoman of Lisboa, your primary motivation is the acquisition of Wigs--a most important trading commodity of the Era, and the means of scoring points in the game.
Contents:
1 Game Board
Rulebook
4 Player Aid Booklets
4 Expanded Player Boards
60 Goods Tokens - 15 Gold, 15 Cloth, 15 Books, 15 Tools
55 Real Coins (unlimited) - 30 "1" Real, 20 "5" Reais, 5 "10" Reais
20 Plans
16 Double-sided Public Buildings
22 Large City Tiles
5 Small City Tiles
4 Stenciled Scoring Discs
12 Royal Favor Tiles from 3 different nobles
37 Clergy Tiles
1 Cardinal Deluxe Meeple
82 Political Cards
12 Ship Cards
70 Decree Cards
63 Rubble Cubes in 3 colors
1 Treasury Deluxe Token
4 Wooden Price Markers in 4 colors
8 Stenciled Influence Discs in 4 player colors
20 Rubble set markers in player colors
4 Deluxe Courtier Meeples in player colors
32 Deluxe Official Meeples in player colors
32 Wooden Houses in player colors
1 Start Player Tile
1 Screen Printed Rubble Cloth Bag
1 Screen Printed Clergy Tile Cloth Bag
1 2-Player Overlay
12 Card Start-up Pack
1 Decree Display Board
14 Public Building Randomizer Tokens
24 Store Randomizer Tokens
Lisboa is thus played, in part, on a representational map of the city. During the planning of the downtown re-building project, the type of businesses permitted in each street was pre-determined. The clockmakers and goldsmiths had their street; as did the bookstores and libraries; the tailors and silk vendors; and the toolmakers as well. This all comes into play on the Lisboa gameboard.
Players represent the nobility of Lisboa who will use their influence in the reconstruction and business development of the new city.
In rebuilding the city, players will make use of the Royal Builder, who works with the architects to build Lisboa anew, while the Marquis will provide aid in the development of commerce. The King will provide players with political help in re-opening the beautiful new city. But the true reason you are rebuilding the city is not for greatness, or even fame or fortune. As a nobleman or noblewoman of Lisboa, your primary motivation is the acquisition of Wigs--a most important trading commodity of the Era, and the means of scoring points in the game.
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