Era: Medieval Age Fan Site

Rating:	7.1 Good
Popularity:	5
Difficulty:	Easy
Year:	2019
Players:	1-4 players
Playing time:	60-82 minutes
Age:	8+

Created by: Matt Leacock, Chris Quilliams

Published by: eggertspiele, Cranio Creations, Pegasus Spiele

Alternate Names: ERA: Das Mittelalter, Era: Il Medioevo

Description:

Era: Medieval Age serves as the spiritual successor to Roll Through The Ages. While Roll Through The Ages was a pioneer for roll-and-write-style games, Era is a pioneer for roll-and-build!

In Era, your dice represent different classes of medieval society as players attempt to build the most prosperous city. The "build" comes into play as players actually build their cities on their boards.

You will use beautifully modeled three-dimensional components such as walls, keeps, farms, and other structures. By the end of the game, each player will have a unique city of their very own!

Era: Medieval Age is made even more challenging as players interact with each other in ways such as extortion, scorched earth, and, of course, disease! Hey, this is the Medieval Age, right?

Speaking of which, Era serves as the first of a new series of standalone roll-and-build games from Matt Leacock and eggertspiele!

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Era: Medieval Age – Collector Set 1

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Era: Medieval Age Game Rules

The Roman Empire has fallen, the centuries that created a societal transformation. Lords sought to claim lands, build their domain, and foster growth in science and the arts. The beautiful Iberian peninsula stands as a model of prosperity of the European continent.

It's during this era, that Spain built some of the most beautiful cathedrals in the world. With advances in science, monasteries and hospitals worked in unison to assist the sick and poor. As a lord, there will never be a better time to grow your prestigious domain and reputation. â€¦

Era: Medieval Age Solo Rules

In the Solitaire Game, play for a total of 8 rounds and attempt to get the highest score you can.

Tip: Use the wood track of an unused player board to track the number of rounds remaining.

Place an extra peg in the "8" hole and move it back after the last step of each round. When you get to the last hole on the wood track, you will know you've taken 8 rounds and the game is over.

Setup

Return 1 longhouse, 2 keeps and all tracking tokens to the game box. Use all remaining structures and dice in the game. Build your starting domain as you normally do in multi-player games but start with 3 scorched areas. â€¦

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