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3D rendering by Andreas Resch for the box backside.

This is an old playtest fiefdom card from before the addition of hills and when I used six sided dice. You could cover the entire map with just 4 tiles. In the published edition, using d8's you need at least 9 tiles to completely cover the map.

Feudality at GaryCon III. Brian Blume (barely visible on the left) is a major contributor to this game.

Feudality, Z-Man Games, 2012 (image provided by the publisher)

Feudality (2011)

Players

2–6

Best: 3, 4

Playing time

60–90 min

Age

10+

6.46

Average rating

785

Ratings

2.20/5

Weight

#5746

BGG rank

Outside top 5,000

Alternate names:Feudalherren

Designer:Tom Wham

Artist:Tom Wham, Klemens Franz

Publisher:Lookout Games +1 more

Average rating, ratings count, weight and rank are sourced from BoardGameGeek (BGG).

Game DNA

Strategy7.0

Luck7.0

Interaction5.0

Complexity4.4

Theme5.0

This game's strategy, luck, interaction, complexity and theme.

MedievalTile PlacementDice Rolling

Overview

A long time ago in Europe, ages were pretty dark. The distribution of wealth back then left a lot to be desired. Greedy people banded together to take things from other people so that the rich could get richer and the poor could have even less. 'Twas ever thus. Step into the middle of the normal state of human affairs as a Baron or Baroness somewhere almost in Europe a long time ago. Thanks to your birth, you have a lot of little people working to make you richer, and you, in turn, are doing your best to make your king even more prosperous. If you do things right, you might someday be king.

Each player starts with a Fiefdom Management card, divided into 64 squares (49 of which can have tiles played on them). Into four of these squares you deploy your Keep, in which you will put your fortification of some sort, and your soldiers. Elsewhere in your land, you deploy assorted resource gatherers and buildings in an effort to grow, prosper, and score victory points. Along the way there may be wars, invasions, tournaments, taxes, and a lot of other nonsense.