Concordia Fan Site

Rating:	7.2 Good
Popularity:	44
Difficulty:	Medium
Year:	2013
Players:	2-5 players
Playing time:	100 minutes
Age:	13+

Official Site: Official Concordia website - Rio Grande Games

Created by: Mac Gerdts, Marina Fahrenbach, Mac Gerdts

Published by: PD-Verlag, 999 Games, Cranio Creations

Alternate Names: Oppida Romana, Oppida: Cities of the Roman Empire, Roma Caput Mundi, コンコルディア

Description:

Concordia is a strategic deck-building game in Roman times similar to Dominion. The game isn not luck based since all players start with the same deck of 8 cards and can acquire more cards they want.

Every turn, you play a card from your deck and execute its action. The actions expand a player's empire around the map. The available cards and actions are: architect, prefect, colonist, mercator, consul, senator, diplomat, specialists and tribune.

The game ends after the last card has been bought or when a player places his last house. The number and type of cards each player ends the game with are used to determine their final score and the player with the most points is the winner.

Prices:

Retail Price:	$57
Amazon:	$44
Ebay:	$76

Expansions:

Concordia: 8 Forum Cards
Concordia: Britannia / Germania
Concordia: Gallia / Corsica
Concordia: Salsa

Awards:

Nederlandse Spellenprijs Best Expert Game Winner 2015
Nederlandse Spellenprijs Best Expert Game Nominee 2015
Kennerspiel des Jahres Nominee 2014
Jogo do Ano Nominee 2014
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Concordia Game Rules

Game Components

110 wooden pieces in player colors
80 wooden units of goods
65 personality cards
Concordia Card
Praefectus Magnus Card
5 player aids
30 city tokens
24 bonus markers
Coins (1, 2, 5 und 10 sestertii)
1 game rules
1 quick intro
1 historical information booklet

Game Play

Players execute their turns in clockwise order. A player's hand consists of his un-played personality cards. A player's turn consists of playing 1 card from their hand and executing the related actions. All played cards form a personal discard pile showing only the last card played. With the Tribune, a player takes back all cards previously played. â€¦