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Saboteur: Les Mines Perdues (French) - RENTAL

Saboteur: Les Mines Perdues (French) - RENTAL

by Kikigagne?
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Duration: 1 jour

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INFORMATIONS

Designer : Fréderic Moyersoen
Artist : Alexander Jung
Publisher: Kikigagne?
Numbers of players : 3 to 9
Age : 10 years and +
Playing Time : 30 to 60 minutes
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DESCRIPTION

Saborator: The Lost Mines is a board game inspired by the famous Saboteur card game. Although he uses the ideas of the basic game, the expansion and the game with two players, it is also very different.

In this game, the players are divided into two clans; Each clan contains faithful dwarfs, selfish dwarfs, and a sabotor, secretly working for the opposite clan. The players have their own pawn, and the dwarfs must move on the paths in order to physically reach the four goal cards, one of which contains a sleeping dragon that you do not want to wake up, so try to avoid this , if possible. The goal cards (without Ragon) give a variable number of points, depending on the treasure cards displayed, but secret.

Sabotage is not done against a specific player, but directly on the tray by playing blocking path cards or adding tokens. In this way, sabotage always affects all players, including yourself. Unlike Saboteur: the duel, the path cards you play do not need to be linked to your own startup card, which offers many more sabotage options. Even so, no player is never out of the game, either temporarily or definitively.