Feudalia is the kind of game that puts you in command of a small, rising empire, blending the excitement of deck-building and worker management with the tension of dealing with taxes and envious neighbors. If you enjoy a medieval theme with plenty of strategy and the chance to see your fiefdom prosper (or not!), this one might be right up your alley. It's an experience that challenges you to plan each step carefully but rewards those who can balance internal development with external demands.
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Highlights
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Strategic deck-building
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Challenging resource management
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Player interaction
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Immersive medieval theme
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Solo mode available
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Keep in mind
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Can have downtime
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Relentless tax collector
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Initial learning curve
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About the game
What you do in a play session
In Feudalia, a deck-building and resource management game for 1 to 4 players, peace has finally arrived after a long period of wars, and now it's time to reap the spoils of victory. The King has appointed feudal lords to bring glory and prosperity to the newly conquered lands. Your mission is to develop your three feuds, hiring workers and master craftsmen to expand your territories, and at the same time, contribute to the construction of a magnificent cathedral, a symbol of the King's proximity to the divine. Each player controls their vassals, who will work the lands to generate money and resources. But beware! The King's tax collector will appear unexpectedly to take half of the resources stored in each of your feuds. Additionally, you need to keep an eye on your neighbors, as military incursions can hinder your progress. The goal is to be the first to accumulate 10 points, which are earned by building and developing your feuds or by assisting in the various phases of the cathedral's construction. Manage your vassals wisely, invest in new workers and buildings, and spend your resources on the cathedral before the tax collector knocks on your door to become the most prosperous feudal lord in Feudalia!
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1–4 players
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Crowdfunding: KickstarterOrganizations: Board Games Association of Creators in Spain (LUDO)Players: Games with Solitaire Rules
businessPublisher(Self-Published), ABBA Games
editDesignerFernando Abad
paletteArtistAngel Abad, Chechu Nieto, Fernando Abad
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How many players does Feudalia support and what's the playtime? expand_more
Feudalia can be played by 1 to 4 players, and each game typically lasts between 90 and 90 minutes. Perfect for an afternoon of medieval strategy!
What is the main objective of the game? expand_more
Your goal is to be the first feudal lord to accumulate 10 victory points, which are earned by developing your fiefdoms and contributing to the construction of the grand cathedral.
Is it a complex game for beginners? expand_more
With a BGG weight of 3.14/5, Feudalia is considered a medium-complexity game. It features several intertwined mechanics, so it might take a few plays to master, but the experience is quite rewarding.
What are the main mechanics of Feudalia? expand_more
You'll find deck, bag, and pool building, hand management, worker placement, open drafting, and even a bit of trading. It's an interesting mix that keeps the game dynamic!
Is there player interaction? expand_more
Yes! Besides competing for the best action spaces and cards, you might suffer military incursions from your neighbors and even negotiate with them. Keep an eye on your opponents!
What should I do to avoid the tax collector? expand_more
The tax collector is inevitable! The best strategy is to manage your resources wisely, spending them on the cathedral's construction or improvements for your fiefdoms before he shows up and takes half of everything.
