Roll for the Galaxy - Rivalry
Rivalry is the second expansion for Roll for the Galaxy.
But, actually, Rivalry is three expansions in one.
In the Deal Game, there is a new Deal phase to which... (continuer à lire)
But, actually, Rivalry is three expansions in one.
In the Deal Game, there is a new Deal phase to which... (continuer à lire)
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principalement positif, 73 % de toutes les appréciations sont positives
Temps de jeu
45 minutes
Publié en
2019
Age
14+
Éditeur
Rio Grande Games
Joueurs
2 to 5 joueurs
Concepteurs
Wei-Hwa Huang et Thomas Lehmann
Style de jeu
impliqué
Catégories du jeu
Science Fiction, Civilization, Space, Rio Grande Games, Simultaneous Action Selection, Variable Player Powers et Thomas Lehmann
Description
Rivalry is the second expansion for Roll for the Galaxy.
But, actually, Rivalry is three expansions in one.
In the Deal Game, there is a new Deal phase to which dice with $ faces can be assigned to, along with any die to choose that phase, plus a reassigned die, and possibly another reassigned die due to the new power that everyone has on their phase slip.
Dealers can swap assets they don't want for assets they do want. And, by assets, I mean just about anything.
Not using all your credit track? Why not trade in the top part of it to get a useful die? Or, if you're running a large economy and need a credit track that goes to 11 (or even 16), why not trade away a couple of white dice to get a larger track?
Have a bunch of extra tiles clogging up your construction zones from previous Explores? Why not trade them in for new dice? Or, a chance to draw from the bag until you find a 6 cost development? Or a pair of VP chips? Or a talent counter? Or some credits? Or, another Leader die? Or, a chance to draw a world of a desired color from the bag? Or, to turn some Citizenry dice directly into Developers or Settlers? Or...
But, wait, there's more! After you swap some assets, your deal will start to mature over several rounds. If you (or someone else) calls Deal again before your deal expires, then send another dealer in to *reverse* your trade, trading back for what you originally spent and making some credits and talent counters along the way.
But, actually, Rivalry is three expansions in one.
In the Deal Game, there is a new Deal phase to which dice with $ faces can be assigned to, along with any die to choose that phase, plus a reassigned die, and possibly another reassigned die due to the new power that everyone has on their phase slip.
Dealers can swap assets they don't want for assets they do want. And, by assets, I mean just about anything.
Not using all your credit track? Why not trade in the top part of it to get a useful die? Or, if you're running a large economy and need a credit track that goes to 11 (or even 16), why not trade away a couple of white dice to get a larger track?
Have a bunch of extra tiles clogging up your construction zones from previous Explores? Why not trade them in for new dice? Or, a chance to draw from the bag until you find a 6 cost development? Or a pair of VP chips? Or a talent counter? Or some credits? Or, another Leader die? Or, a chance to draw a world of a desired color from the bag? Or, to turn some Citizenry dice directly into Developers or Settlers? Or...
But, wait, there's more! After you swap some assets, your deal will start to mature over several rounds. If you (or someone else) calls Deal again before your deal expires, then send another dealer in to *reverse* your trade, trading back for what you originally spent and making some credits and talent counters along the way.
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Catégories du jeu
Genres
- Jeu de dés
- Expansion
- Dice Game
Méchaniques
- Pouvoirs variables des joueurs
- Lancer les dés
- Construction de decks, de sacs et d'ensembles
- Variable Phase Order
- Worker Placement
- Simultaneous Action Selection
- Dice Rolling
- Deck, Bag, and Pool Building
- Variable Player Powers
Maison d'éditions
Concepteurs
- Thomas Lehmann
- Wei-Hwa Huang
