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Our Verdict
If you enjoy games of intrigue and strategy, Courtier is for you. Highlight: the influence mechanic that requires planning and cunning.
Highlights
- Engaging influence mechanic
- Strategic gameplay
- Constant player interaction
Keep in mind
- Language dependency may require translation
- Can be complex for beginners
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In Courtier, you step into the intriguing world of Tempest's social elite, where power, alliances, and deceit are the order of the day. With 2 to 4 players, the goal is to gain influence in the royal court, manipulating the levers of power and granting favors to important supplicants. Use influence cards to gain control over key courtiers or power cards to manipulate the board in your favor. Controlling all the courtiers listed on a petition will earn you victory points, and special abilities can secure extra bonuses. The game ends when all petitions are completed, and the player with the most points wins. Get ready for a battle of wits and strategy where every move can change the game!
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Publisher
Alderac Entertainment Group
Designer
Philip duBarry
Artist
Andrew Hepworth, Jeff Himmelman
How many players can play Courtier?
Courtier is for 2 to 4 players.
How long does a game last?
A game lasts between 45 to 60 minutes.
Is Courtier hard to learn?
Courtier has a moderate learning curve, so it can be a bit complex for beginners.
Does it require translation to play?
Yes, the game has a lot of text and may require translation for those who don't master the original language.
What is the recommended age?
Courtier is recommended for players aged 12 and up.