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Munahhemana: The Chosen One
Munahhemana: The Chosen One
by Miras Games (2022)
Player Count
1 to 4

Player Ages
8+

Playing Time
15 minutes to 40 minutes
Categories
  • Card Game
  • Civilization
  • Medieval
  • Arabian
  • Religious
  • Designers
  • Amin Ansari
  • Mechanisms
  • Cooperative Play
  • Card Drafting
  • Pattern Building
  • Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game
  • Melding and Splaying
  • Drafting
  • Artists
  • Mikael Barati
  • Family
  • Religious: Islam
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    Description

    With the Lord of the heavens and the earth echoing the commands to the Holy Prophet (PBUH), a divine revelation came about 1400 years ago. This advent had been promised in the Abrahamic religions, including Christianity. His name was "the Chosen One" and has been narrated in various languages throughout history. The name commenced its journey from the ancient Syriac language with Munahhemana (??????), passed by Greek with Periclutos (περικλυτος) and then landed in the Gospel of John with Paraclete. This name has since remained in the hearts and minds of generations to come. In the Gospel of John, the Prophet Jesus (PBUH) said, "I am announcing the coming of someone who, if I do not leave you, will not come… “He will teach you everything and recollect what I have told you”… “When he comes he will bring justice and equity to the world". Ultimately, the Chosen One, named Muhammad (PBUH), appeared in the Arabian Peninsula. He, along with his companions, migrated to Medina to build the Abrahamic civilization.

    Munahhemana needs citizens who will help him build the new civilization with their production and economics, dedication and obedience, intelligence and politics, and science and wisdom. In the Game of Munahhemana, various challenging events and important missions occur. Herein, only tribes with specific characteristics can support Munahhemana. They must find the balance between the strengthening of their tribes’ power and carrying out missions assigned to them.

    ROUTINE, CO-OP or SOLO. You can choose and play any of these three modes. In routine mode, you compete with other players, while in co-op mode, you collectively work together, and finally, in solo mode, you work alone to play the game.

    —description from the publisher

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