# Pecunia non olet: Geld stinkt nicht

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2005
- **BGG Rating**: 6.2
- **BGG Rank**: #9246
- **Players**: 2-4 (Best with: 4, 4+)
- **Duration**: 20-40 min
- **Weight**: 1.30 / 5
- **Designers**: Christian Fiore, Knut Happel
- **Artists**: Christian Fiore, Knut Happel
- **Publishers**: Goldsieber Spiele
- **Categories**: Ancient, Card Game, Humor
- **Mechanics**: Hand Management, Open Drafting

## Verdict
Pecunia non olet is that game you pull out for a guaranteed laugh! If you enjoy an unusual theme and simple hand management and card drafting mechanics, you'll have a blast managing your Roman latrines. It's light, quick, and perfect for unwinding between heavier games or introducing new players to the hobby with a smile.Hilarious and original themeQuick and dynamic gamesAccessible mechanicsFun player interactionMight be repetitive long-termTheme might not appeal to everyoneRECOMMENDED

## Description
Embark on a hilarious and somewhat… stinky journey through Ancient Rome with Pecunia non olet: Geld stinkt nicht! Forget gladiators and emperors; here, you're the sanitation mogul, a cunning owner of rental latrines. Your goal? To amass a fortune by managing your three precious 'businesses' and meeting the incessant demand of Romans for a place to 'relieve nature'.

The game is a race to see who can accumulate the most money. Each round, you deal with a very peculiar clientele: women who don't mind sharing a space, senators who would never sit next to a slave, and common citizens. Each client has their 'usage' time and, of course, a fee to pay. With 70 Roman 'customer cards', 40 action cards that can turn the game around, Roman coins, and wooden round markers, managing your hand of cards and strategically drafting clients are crucial. Can you keep your latrines profitable and prove that, indeed, money doesn't stink?

## FAQ
### What is the main objective of the game?
The objective is to be the first player to reach a certain amount of money, which varies depending on the number of participants, by managing your latrines and collecting fees from Roman customers.

### How many players can participate?
Pecunia non olet can be played by 2 to 4 players, making it ideal for small groups or couples.

### What is the average game duration?
A game of Pecunia non olet typically lasts between 20 and 40 minutes, perfect for a quick gaming session.

### Is the game complex? Is it good for beginners?
With a complexity rating of 1.3043/5 on BGG, it's considered a very light and accessible game, excellent for beginners and those looking for something casual.

### What are the main components of the game?
The game includes 70 Roman customer cards, 40 action cards, Roman coins to track money, and round wooden markers to represent the latrines.

### Who is Pecunia non olet for?
It's perfect for those who enjoy card games with a touch of humor, for those looking for something light and quick, and for groups who appreciate unusual themes and direct player interaction.