Kori Meiro társasjáték

Angol leírás

Kori Meiro (pronounced Ko-Lee May-Law) is a turn-based strategy game for two players, taking place simultaneously on both sides of a board.

Each player’s goal is to create routes between the Jinja, aka the shrine (pronounced Djin-dja), and their own edge of the board, aka that player’s burrow.

On their turn, each player will choose a die, roll it, and place it on the transparent board. These dice have paths printed on their faces, and some of them have special powers. Connecting several dice together with continuous paths creates a route. Players place their dice to create routes simultaneously on the surface and underground, with a mirror on the table underneath the board structure helping them see which tunnels have already been dug. Once placed, dice do not belong to a specific player, and may be used by either player to build their own routes.

The game ends once the last die has been placed. Each player will gain victory points based on the number of paws on dice connecting their burrow and the Jinja. The player with the most victory points wins the game.