Imperial Settlers: 3 Is a Magic Number

Imperial Settlers: 3 Is a Magic Number
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Imperial Settlers: 3 Is a Magic Number

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

Imperial Settlers: 3 Is a Magic Number, the second Empire Pack for Imperial Settlers, introduces a new rule: SET. This new ability allows players to score and trigger new effects each time they build three cards in a particular color. With this rule, the drafting phase and the choice of the "right" card to draft becomes even more interesting.

This expansion includes new cards for the common deck as well as new cards for each of the five factions and two cards for use in the solitaire game.

Game Info

Ages 12 & up
60 minutes
1-4 players

Game Details

Genre(s):Strategy Games
Theme(s): Expansion for Base-game
Mechanics:
Publisher: Portal Games
# of Players: 1 - 4
Age: 12 and up
Playing Time: 60 minutes
Published: 2016
Designer: Ignacy Trzewiczek
Expansion to:
- Imperial Settlers

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