Han transports you to ancient China in a game that draws from its older sibling, China, but with a special twist. Featuring two double-sided boards, each offering a slightly different experience and variant rules, the game promises replayability. In "Grenzstreitigkeiten" (Border Disputes), for 3-5 players, you'll vie for control of nine regions by placing houses and emissaries. Gameplay revolves around using cards to position your pieces, with strategies ranging from occupying house spaces that cross borders to dominating port cities. The scoring is a highlight: whoever has the most houses in a region takes it all, the second-place player gets a slice of the pie, and so on. And it doesn't stop there! Bonus points come from emissary majorities in adjacent regions and from forming sequences of houses along the roads. A variant with fortifications can double your points in strategic locations! Meanwhile, "Wege der Diplomatie" (Ways of Diplomacy), for 2-4 players, adds a touch of cunning with a marketplace that allows you to compete for emissary spots even in crowded regions. Prepare to manage your hand of cards wisely, build routes, and dominate the board. Han is an accessible strategy game, yet with enough depth to keep players engaged in pursuit of victory.