Ankh: Gods of Egypt - Pantheon Expansion
Ancient Egypt was full of different gods that the people prayed to, offering up gifts and devotion. This made the gods strong. But as time has gone on, the offerings... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
very positive, 86% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
90 minutes
Published
2021
Age
14+
Publisher
CoolMiniOrNot (CMON)
Players
2 to 5 players
Designer
Eric M. Lang
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Mythology, Ancient Civilization, Miniatures, CoolMiniOrNot (CMON), Lavka Games, and BoardM Factory
Description
Ancient Egypt was full of different gods that the people prayed to, offering up gifts and devotion. This made the gods strong. But as time has gone on, the offerings and prayers have waned, moving towards fewer gods. As the whims of mankind change, the power of the gods wanes. In the end, only one will remain.
The Pantheon expansion for Ankh offers players five more gods to choose from when starting a game. Set, Bastet, Hathor, Horus, and Toth come complete with their own warriors, dashboards, ankh tokens, and more. Each god has their own unique power that they will bring to the battlefields of Egypt where only one god will reign supreme in the end.
Mechanisms:
• Action Retrieval• Alliances• Area Majority / Influence• Auction: Sealed Bid• Card Play Conflict Resolution• Grid Movement• Hexagon Grid• Kill Steal• Player Elimination• Race• Tech Trees / Tech Tracks• Variable Player PowersContents
- 1 Rules Leaflet
- 35 Plastic Miniatures
- 20 Pastic Bases
- 5 Plastic Ankh Tokens
- 75 Ankh Tokens
- 3 Bastet Cat Tokens
- 2 Eye of Horus Tokens
- 5 God Dashboards
- 35 Battle Cards
- 5 Joined God Dashboards
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