Board game Villages

A medieval plague swept across the world. Craftsmen no longer have raw materials, merchants no longer have clients. Many lost their farms and workshops. You need to build a new village and return life to normal.

Each turn you will choose who will settle in your village. The trick is that all residents are interconnected: one does not work without the other. A carpenter cannot build without wood from the sawmill. The grocer will begin trading when production on the farms improves.

The better you organize chains of workers, the more profit you will get. Whoever has the richest village at the end of the game wins.

Compound
— Five maps of the village square. On it you gather your residents.

— Five founders cards. Your village begins with them.

— Six initial settler cards. They are the first to arrive at your village.

— 30 cards of ordinary settlers: lumberjacks, miners and mowers.

— 94 settler cards. Craftsmen and special villagers.

— Two fair maps. They tell you when the fair is.

- First player card to determine who goes first.

— 150 ducats of various denominations. These are victory points.

- Five reminders. They contain hints during the game.

— Reminder at the end of the hiring phase.

— 24 event cards for single player.

— Cards of the Countess and the Jester - the main characters of the single-player game.

- Rules.

Who is this game for?
— For those who love thoughtful economic games.

— For those who set up work processes.

— In the company of tabletop players - to compete in building the best combination of settlers.

- Single player. The single player mode here is played by its own rules.