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The Red Cathedral is a eurogame focused on the architectural environment and based on the construction of St. Basil's Cathedral.
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The Red Cathedral
The Red Cathedral is a eurogame focused on the architectural environment and based...
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The Red Cathedral is a eurogame focused on the architectural environment and based on the construction of St. Basil's Cathedral.
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Package of 100 sleeves Steel Armour Mini Euro Premium, size 47x70 mm.
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Tsar Ivan the Terrible (don't tell him we call him that) wants to see results and our team will prove to him that we are the best builders in town, better than the others. We are sure that we will decorate those cathedral arches in the best way with the most precious and glittering stones and secure our place in the list of the Tsar's most trusted workers.
The Red Cathedral is a strategic board game with fairly simple mechanics, where we can count on three types of actions: assign and keep a section of the cathedral; send resources to that section; or go to the game board to get more resources. The player who manages to generate the most points with the previously described actions will be crowned the winner of the game.
BGG Link: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/227224/red-cathedral
Contents: 60 Time Cards, 24 Flags, 4 Score Counters, 20 Woods, 20 Bricks, 20 Stones, 20 Stones, 15 Golds, 10 Green Gems, 10 Lilac Gems, 1 Center Board, 4 Workshop Boards, 8 Resource Tiles, 28 Workshop Tiles, 16 Ornaments, 40 Coins, 66 Cards, 5 Dice, Instructions
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The Red Cathedral is a eurogame focused on the architectural environment and based on the construction of St. Basil's Cathedral.
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