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Via Romana

I find such elements so great, I may spend up to 3 cards per turn, but get only 2 back. The constant balance and hand management is simple always exciting. I use the cards drawn around forts and milestones on a more abstract Gaul game plan to build. The forts of the city, only fields that are milestones on city fields and roads. When you play the card must match precisely the color of the road, being able to get the card icon to the city from the fits I build from, I may even set two milestones at once and that's important. If a street is fully built (with the cities on both sides) there is a ranking: The player with the majority may be taken away as in "Thurn und Taxis" one of the descending victory point chips from one of the two cities and a sign comes to the Valued Street . The forts bring the end of the game again points. The game ends when the last map comes into play. Then, the collected points victory counted and the players have also collected Hopefully victory point tiles in the color of the preset that everyone has got at the beginning. For the 5 victory points you can not do without actually when you wants to win.

Conclusion:
My daughters have really liked the game, I found the happiness share the hidden tightening simply too great. When I say "good" I can draw the same place where I often build build two milestones at once. This is so strong that a "bad" swabs that can be difficult to offset by good game. But the game is fast and fun and short enough for the happiness part. Hardly excusable, however, is the material. Visually one can argue - I like the Asterix and Obelix-graphics not the milestones which are plugged together Pappteile, but are not developed to an end, as they are not without getting stuck but to remain apart. That did not work. The wooden parts, however, are loving, but perhaps in preparation to run a little rough. Regardless of my daughters want to play it again.

Rating:
Copper
players meet





We Noris thank / Gold Sieber for handing over the copy for the games taken Oberhof.