Masons
In medieval times, famous masons competed to build the most beautiful and impressive cities. As we can see from what they left behind, they were perfectionists, but each had his... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mixed, 59% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
45 minutes
Published
2006
Age
8+
Publisher
Rio Grande Games
Players
2 to 4 players
Designer
Leo Colovini
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
City Building, Strategy Game, Medieval, Hand Management, Dice Rolling, 999 Games, and Hans im Glück
Description
In medieval times, famous masons competed to build the most beautiful and impressive cities. As we can see from what they left behind, they were perfectionists, but each had his own ideas about the best ways to design cities. Stately government buildings stand next to noble palaces with massive walls and guard towers surrounding the city to protect it from its enemies.
In this beautiful game, the players take the rules of these master masons of old. At the beginning of the game, the board is empty, but quickly fills with houses, palaces, towers, and walls. The guild cards help guide the masons in their building and the special dice offer them the materials they need.
Each player decides where to build his houses and palaces. Whenever walls enclose a city, it is scored.
The game will determine which mason makes the best use of his materials and guild cards. But that will not be known until the final scoring, when the final scoring is complete and the players learn which of them has scored the most points to earn the victory as the greatest mason! At least for this game!
Mason - no walls, no power!
In this beautiful game, the players take the rules of these master masons of old. At the beginning of the game, the board is empty, but quickly fills with houses, palaces, towers, and walls. The guild cards help guide the masons in their building and the special dice offer them the materials they need.
Each player decides where to build his houses and palaces. Whenever walls enclose a city, it is scored.
The game will determine which mason makes the best use of his materials and guild cards. But that will not be known until the final scoring, when the final scoring is complete and the players learn which of them has scored the most points to earn the victory as the greatest mason! At least for this game!
Mason - no walls, no power!
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