Keltis: Das Orakel

Giochi Uniti, KOSMOS, Wargames Club Publishing · Board game · 2010
2–4 · best 3 30–45 min Weight 2.1/5
8.6 rating Ludopedia
6.8 rating BGG
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8.6 rating Ludopedia
6.8 rating BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Fans of abstract strategy and mechanics that blend luck and tactics will love Keltis: Das Orakel.

Highlights
  • Flexibility in movement
  • New strategic mechanics
  • Extra scoring bonuses
Keep in mind
  • Requires advanced planning
  • May be complex for beginners
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Keltis: Das Orakel is the second big-box standalone game in the Keltis series, featuring a unique spiral board and new mechanics that expand strategic possibilities. Here, you control three pawns, moving them along the track to collect colored stones and earn points. New rules allow for bigger leaps with golden clover tiles, repositioning pawns backward using spiral tiles, and collecting more wishing stones. Additionally, clover and oracle tiles offer extra bonuses, while the oracle lady figurine brings new scoring opportunities. The flexibility to choose which pawn to move each turn increases strategic options but also requires more planning. With hand management, race, and set collection mechanics, Keltis: Das Orakel is an abstract challenge that blends luck and tactics.

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Best player count

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2–4 players
2 REC
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4 REC

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Game details

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Publisher Giochi Uniti, KOSMOS, Wargames Club Publishing
Designer Reiner Knizia

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60want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

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5 questions
How many players can play?
From 2 to 4 players.
What’s the average playtime?
Between 30 and 45 minutes.
Is the game complex?
It has a medium weight, ideal for those already experienced with strategy games.
Does it require setup before playing?
Yes, you need to assemble the board and organize the pieces before starting.
Who is it recommended for?
For fans of abstract and strategic games who enjoy mental challenges.

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