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Talasocracia
Talasocracia
by (Unpublished)
Player Count
2 to 4

Player Ages
12+

Playing Time
1 hour, 30 minutes
Categories
  • Nautical
  • Transportation
  • Economic
  • Ancient
  • Designers
  • Jose Antonio Rivero
  • Mechanisms
  • Set Collection
  • Pick-up and Deliver
  • Card Drafting
  • Area Movement
  • Artists
  • David Prieto
  • Family
  • Components: Map (Continental / National scale)
  • Rating: 6.5/10 from 1 users

    Description

    Board game for 2 to 4 players.
    Introduction
    In ancient times the Mediterranean Sea was called Mesogeios Thalassa (Inland Sea) by the Greeks and became a commercial enclave since the X century BC. Initially, merchants and sailors were the Phoenicians who controlled the sea and then from the VI century BC The emporium was shared with the appearance of the Greeks. Both dominated trade in the Mediterranean Sea thanks to their extensive knowledge of navigation and its expertise in business.
    This game recreates the conduct trade in the period with all its hardships and dangers and the player must test his courage and capacity for risk to be favored by the Gods.

    Goal of the game
    One player represents a Phoenician merchant and shipowner and another to a Greek shipowner and merchant. Each player has a store in your city with 19 boxes, one for each of the products traded in the game.
    Wins the first player to achieve buying and placing in his store all products (one of each).

    Game materials
    A game board of the Mediterranean Sea,
    4 ships and 4 cargo shipboards,
    123 event cards (30 for Metropolis, 31 Colonies and 62 for Sea),
    Table for Athens and Tyros markets,
    Table Agora,
    2 housestores,
    Counters representing the different goods,
    2 dice ,
    Coins of 4, 2 and 1 drachma.

    TALASOCRACIA. Juego de mesa de 2 a 4 jugadores.
    Introducción
    En la Antigüedad el Mar Mediterráneo fue llamado Mesogeios Thalassa (Mar Interior) por los griegos y se convirtió en un enclave comercial desde el siglo X A.C. Inicialmente fueron los mercaderes y navegantes fenicios quienes controlaron las rutas marítimas y posteriormente a partir del siglo VI A.C. el emporio fue compartido con la aparición en escena de los griegos. Ambos pueblos dominaron el comercio en el mar Mediterráneo gracias a sus amplios conocimientos de navegación y su pericia en los negocios.
    Este juego recrea como se llevaba a cabo el comercio en la época con todas sus vicisitudes y peligros y el jugador deberá poner a prueba su audacia y capacidad de riesgo para verse favorecido por los hados de la Suerte.

    Objetivo del juego
    Un jugador representa a un comerciante y armador fenicio y otro a un comerciante y armador griego. Cada jugador tiene un almacén en su ciudad con 19 casillas, una por cada uno de los productos que se comercializan en el juego.
    Gana el primer jugador que logre adquirir y depositar en su almacén todos los productos (uno de cada).

    Componentes
    Un tablero del Mar Mediterráneo,
    4 barcos y 4 plantillas barco-bodega,
    123 cartas eventos (30 Metrópoli, 31 Colonia y 62 Mar),
    Tabla mercados Atenas y Tiro,
    Tabla Ágora,
    2 tablas de almacén,
    Fichas representando las diferentes mercancías,
    2 dados de 6 caras,
    Monedas de 4, 2 y 1 dracma.

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