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Chickwood Forest
Taloned brotherhood does heroes good:
Whereas the aristocratic eagles indulge themselves in unmerited abundance, the poor country chickens hardly find a grain of corn to eat. With heroic courage and... (continuer à lire)
Whereas the aristocratic eagles indulge themselves in unmerited abundance, the poor country chickens hardly find a grain of corn to eat. With heroic courage and... (continuer à lire)
Noble Knight GamesTemps de jeu
45 minutes
Publié en
2017
Age
12+
Éditeur
Zoch Zum Spielen
Joueurs
2 to 5 joueurs
Concepteur
Matt Loomis
Style de jeu
légé
Option d'achat
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Description
Taloned brotherhood does heroes good:
Whereas the aristocratic eagles indulge themselves in unmerited abundance, the poor country chickens hardly find a grain of corn to eat. With heroic courage and big hearts, players collectively scope out castles in order to get hold of valuable items for the oppressed peasantry.
To do so, each benefactor secretly makes exactly those castles attractive to his cohorts that he – for good reason – keeps his own claws away from. And so, on their forays through CHICKWOOD FOREST, the noble almsgivers stumble upon the alluring illusions, of all things, and the hidden pitfalls of their noble co-heroes.
Whoever harvests the most fame in doing so wins.
Whereas the aristocratic eagles indulge themselves in unmerited abundance, the poor country chickens hardly find a grain of corn to eat. With heroic courage and big hearts, players collectively scope out castles in order to get hold of valuable items for the oppressed peasantry.
To do so, each benefactor secretly makes exactly those castles attractive to his cohorts that he – for good reason – keeps his own claws away from. And so, on their forays through CHICKWOOD FOREST, the noble almsgivers stumble upon the alluring illusions, of all things, and the hidden pitfalls of their noble co-heroes.
Whoever harvests the most fame in doing so wins.
