Players in Qwinto all play at the same time, with everyone trying to fill the rows on their scoresheets with numbers as quickly — and as highly — as possible in order to score the most points.
To set up, each player receives a scoresheet that contains three colored rows of shapes (mostly circles with a few pentagons); the rows don't completely overlap, but they do overlap enough to create five vertical columns of three shapes, with one pentagon being in each vertical row.
On a turn, a player rolls 1–3 dice, with the dice being the same colors as the rows: orange, yellow, purple. Each player can place whatever sum is rolled into an empty shape in a row that matches the color of one of the dice. Two rules must be followed when placing a sum in a row:
All numbers in a row must increase from left to right. No number can be repeated in a vertical column.
A player does not have to enter the number in a row, but if the active player, the one who rolled the dice, doesn't do so, then they must mark a misthrow box on their scoresheet.
The game continues until someone has filled two rows on their scoresheet or someone has tallied four misthrows. Players then tally their points: For each completed column on their scoresheet, a player scores points equal to the number in that column's pentagon. For each completed row on their scoresheet, a player scores points equal to the rightmost number in that row. For each incomplete row on their scoresheet, a player scores one point per number in that row. For each misthrow, a player loses five points. Whoever has the highest sum wins!
In Ligretto, each player has his own deck of forty cards, with cards 1-10 in four colors and a unique symbol on the back to identify which cards are his. At the start of each round, each player lays out 3-5 cards (depending on the number of players) face up in front of him to create his row; places a face-up stack of ten cards, seeing only the top card,...
The Resistance: Avalon coloca as forças do bem e do mal numa batalha para controlar o futuro da civilização. Arthur representa o futuro da Grã-Bretanha, uma promessa de prosperidade e honra, ainda escondidos entre os seus bravos guerreiros, estão os asseclas sem escrúpulos de Mordred. Essas forças do mal são poucas em número, mas têm conhecimento uns...
Orleans: Neue Ortskarten N°3 ("Place Tiles N°3") is a mini expansion for Orléans that consists of three new place tiles: Port, Quarry, and Workshop (Hafen, Steinbruch, und Werkstatt).<br/><br/></br><p><p><p><b><a href="https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/185922" target="_blank" class="btn btn-default">Link BGG</a></b></p></p></p>
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Reinforce your cities in the Cyclades archipelago!<br/><br/>Attract more favors from the Gods with Cyclades: Monuments, a mini-expansion for Cyclades that consists of ten monument miniatures and ten associated monument cards. Now you can build temples dedicated to Zeus or Poseidon's glory, a great university to Athena, or a citadel from which Ares will...
Orleans: Neue Ortskarten N°4 ("Place Tiles N°4") is a mini expansion for Orléans that consists of three new place tiles: Bourgeois House, Lock, and Observatory (Bürgerhaus, Schleuse, und Sternwarte).<br/><br/></br><p><p><p><b><a href="https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/211082" target="_blank" class="btn btn-default">Link...
In Encore!, first published as Noch mal!, the dice determine which color and how many spaces you can mark off on your playing sheet — but the starting player may first evaluate what everyone's doing, then remove two dice, leaving everyone else to make their choices with the dice that remain...<br/><br/></br><p><p><p><b><a...
In Dealt!, first released as Krass Kariert (Checkered Combos), you don't necessarily win by going out first, but at least you don't lose the game.<br/><br/>To start, each player receives three life tokens and two reserve cards at random, which they place face up in front of themselves. They then receive a hand of cards, the order of which they cannot...
