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Cover scan of the English language edition of the game (RGG).
Homemade Vizier tiles, with creation supplies.
Box back
Playing with the Vizier's Favor Expansion with my 6 yr old...he's loving this game, and actually did fairly well...I like the additions it adds to the base game...
Tiles (4 of 4)

Alhambra: The Vizier's Favor (2004)

Players
2–6
Best: 3, 4
Playing time
45–60 min
Age
8+
6.89
Average rating
1,608
Ratings
2.17/5
Weight
Alternate names:Alhambra vesirens gunst +8 more
Designer:Dirk Henn, Wolfgang Panning
Artist:Jörg Asselborn, Christof Tisch
Publisher:Piatnik +1 more
Average rating, ratings count, weight and rank are sourced from BoardGameGeek (BGG).
Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 9, Luck 5, Interaction 6, Complexity 4.3, Theme 5
Strategy9.0
Luck5.0
Interaction6.0
Complexity4.3
Theme5.0

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Overview

Subtitled as the first extension for Alhambra, "The Vizier's Favor" (Die Gunst des Wesirs) is as a matter of fact a collection of four separate extensions that can be mixed with the base game in any combination.

1. The primary module is "The Vizier's Favor", which allows players to buy a building out of turn but has to be paid with exact amount.

2. "The Builders Huts" (Die Bauhütte) introduces a number of new tiles that only count in the scoring when other tiles of the same color are built next to them. Hut tiles are free, but their number is limited to three per player.

3. With the "The Currency Exchange" (Wechselstube), players can buy building tiles by mixing different currencies.

4. The fourth module is a set of bonus cards that are dealt to the players. Each of the tiles shows a particular building. If the matching building is part of your Alhambra, then the bonus card can be revealed and will count as another building of that category.

Owners of the first edition of the game (titled only "Alhambra") will notice that the color scheme of the "Currency Exchange" does not agree with their currency cards: later editions of the game had differently colored currency cards that can be more easily distinguished from each other.

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