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The whole gang agrees to not kill each other long enough to take a rare group shot, although the Centaur really wanted to shoot that Kraken, the Minotaur was eyeing the Centaur, and the Cyclops just wanted to crush SOMEBODY.

Dan (playing Puerto Rico) taking a peak at the good looking Cyclades board

I don't think they're the welcome committee...

Our group preparing to play Cyclades for the first time.

Playing with my family here in Ukraine during the blackout after missiles strikes from russia

Cyclades (2009)

Số người chơi

2–5

Tốt nhất: 4, 5 người

Thời gian chơi

60–90 phút

Độ tuổi

13+

7.49

Điểm trung bình

22.935

Lượt đánh giá

2.82/5

Độ phức tạp

#272

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Tên khác:Cyklady +4 khác

Tác giả:Bruno Cathala, Ludovic Maublanc

Hoạ sĩ:Miguel Coimbra

Nhà phát hành:asmodee +12 khác

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Hồ sơ game

Chiến thuật5.0

May rủi7.0

Tương tác9.0

Độ phức tạp5.6

Chủ đề6.0

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Giới thiệu

In this latest collaboration between Bruno Cathala and Ludovic Maublanc, players must buy the favor of the gods in their race to be the first player to build two cities in the Ancient Greek island group known as the Cyclades.

Victory requires respect for all the gods - players cannot afford to sacrifice to only one god, but must pay homage to each of five gods in turn. Each turn, the players bid for the favors of the gods, as only one player can have the favor of each god per turn - and each player is also limited to the favor of a single god per turn.

Ares allows the movement of player armies and the building of Fortresses. Poseidon allows players to move their navies and build Ports. Zeus allows his followers to hire priests and build temples. Athena provides her worshipers with philosophers and universities. Apollo increases the income of his worshipers.