Sangoku
In a mythic oriental universe, great powers battle for control of Three Realms: The Heavens, The Earth and The Hells. Sangoku (meaning 'three realms') is an elegant and thematic card... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
30 minutes
Published
2014
Age
14+
Publisher
Game Salute
Players
2 to 5 players
Designer
Mike Elliot
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Strategy Game
Description
In a mythic oriental universe, great powers battle for control of Three Realms: The Heavens, The Earth and The Hells. Sangoku (meaning 'three realms') is an elegant and thematic card game by renowned designer Mike Elliott.
In the game, players recruit warriors - Dogs, Samurais, Oni and Dragons - to their armies by playing poker hands to each of the Three Realms. The best hand in each realm wins, and a Warrior is summoned from the winning cards - but the weakest cards also summon the most powerful Warriors, with the 2 card in each suit (Fire, Metal, Earth, Water, Wood) summoning a mighty Dragon. With these recruited Warrior tokens, players advance on their opponents to gain ascendancy in the Realms. They can also wager and collect Legend cards, which when combined into sets can be used to powerful effect, including bringing forth uniquely damaging Warriors.
In the game, players recruit warriors - Dogs, Samurais, Oni and Dragons - to their armies by playing poker hands to each of the Three Realms. The best hand in each realm wins, and a Warrior is summoned from the winning cards - but the weakest cards also summon the most powerful Warriors, with the 2 card in each suit (Fire, Metal, Earth, Water, Wood) summoning a mighty Dragon. With these recruited Warrior tokens, players advance on their opponents to gain ascendancy in the Realms. They can also wager and collect Legend cards, which when combined into sets can be used to powerful effect, including bringing forth uniquely damaging Warriors.
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