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Olympus
Olympus is a sophisticated Euro-style strategy board game designed by Andrea Chiarvesio and Luca Iennaco and originally published by Stratelibri. Designed for 3-5 players ages 12 and up, Olympus is... (continuer à lire)
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mitigé, 59 % de toutes les appréciations sont positives
Temps de jeu
90 minutes
Publié en
2011
Age
14+
Éditeur
Fantasy Flight Games
Joueurs
3 to 5 joueurs
Concepteurs
Andrea Chiarvesio et Luca Iennaco
Style de jeu
impliqué
Catégories du jeu
Strategy Game, Fantasy Flight Games, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Worker Placement, Civilization, Ancient Civilization et City Building
Description
Olympus is a sophisticated Euro-style strategy board game designed by Andrea Chiarvesio and Luca Iennaco and originally published by Stratelibri. Designed for 3-5 players ages 12 and up, Olympus is a strategy game based on worker-placement and resource management. The object of the game, which takes about 2 hours to play, is to score Victory points and gain dominance over the other city-states and control of the Peloponnesus.
Each player in the game leads a different city-state in Ancient Greece (Athens, Corinth, Sparty, Thebes, Argos, etc.). Each city is defined by values (population, culture, military) and the productivity of its resources (grain, fish, venison). Each turn a player decides to send one of the city’s three priests to worship one of ten different Deities. Since the Deities are specialized, praying to them can influence a city’s values and production. Players can use the gods for their own mortal purposes to increase food production, create new buildings, or go to war.
The deluxe Olympus game box (11.6” x 11.6” x 2.9”) includes: a colorful Mount Olympus game board, five Polis boards, over 180 cards, a rulebook, and over 100 playing pieces. The game, which does not use dice, provides players with a number of potential winning strategies including resource gathering, building, and cultural development along with more aggressive options such as war and plague-spreading.
Each player in the game leads a different city-state in Ancient Greece (Athens, Corinth, Sparty, Thebes, Argos, etc.). Each city is defined by values (population, culture, military) and the productivity of its resources (grain, fish, venison). Each turn a player decides to send one of the city’s three priests to worship one of ten different Deities. Since the Deities are specialized, praying to them can influence a city’s values and production. Players can use the gods for their own mortal purposes to increase food production, create new buildings, or go to war.
The deluxe Olympus game box (11.6” x 11.6” x 2.9”) includes: a colorful Mount Olympus game board, five Polis boards, over 180 cards, a rulebook, and over 100 playing pieces. The game, which does not use dice, provides players with a number of potential winning strategies including resource gathering, building, and cultural development along with more aggressive options such as war and plague-spreading.
