Peloponnes: Hellas Expansion

Irongames · Board game · 2010
1–6 · best 6 Solo Weight 2.6/5
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7.3 rating BGG
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rating Ludopedia
7.3 rating BGG
Our Verdict

Fans of auction strategy and city building will love the Hellas expansion!

Highlights
  • More strategic options
  • Increases replayability
  • Expands the narrative
  • More fun in groups
Keep in mind
  • More components
  • Longer playtime
  • Requires prior knowledge
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About the game
Peloponnes: Hellas Expansion adds a new round (D) to the base game, extending the duration and deepening strategic options. It introduces three new landscapes, three buildings, three new civilizations, and two sea tiles, giving players more placement choices and opportunities to block or gain bonuses. Auction mechanics remain central, letting players vie for control of territories and resources, while tile placement keeps the tension of deciding where to place each new tile. Variable player powers are expanded with the three new civilizations, each offering unique abilities that can swing the tide for the savvy player. For fans of the original Peloponnes who enjoy the blend of auction strategy and city building, Hellas offers an extra layer of challenge without changing the game’s core feel. The game time increases – now with an extra round – but the variety of choices keeps the pace lively. The expansion is ideal for groups who love tactical decision-making and the thrill of competing for limited resources. If you want to make the Greek theme even more immersive and test new expansion strategies, Hellas is a solid, fun pick.
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Ancient: Greece Game: Peloponnes
Publisher Irongames
Designer Bernd Eisenstein
Artist Matthias Catrein
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the approximate playtime with the expansion?
The added round extends playtime by about 10 to 15 minutes, depending on the number of players.
How many players does it support?
It still supports 1 to 6 players, just like the base game.
What is the complexity level?
Complexity rises slightly due to more pieces and strategic choices, but remains accessible for intermediate-level players.
What additional components are included?
The set adds 3 new landscapes, 3 buildings, 2 sea tiles, and 3 civilizations with unique powers.
Who is the ideal audience?
Players who enjoy auction competition, city building, and expanding the Greek theme.
How does the expansion change the core mechanics?
It keeps auction, tile placement, and variable powers, but introduces new blocking and bonus options, making each game more unpredictable.