Quelle belle aventure de découverte des îles du Pacifique. J'ai bien hâte d'en refaire une partie. Je suis aussi curieux d'y jouer à quatre; cela doit probablement être rapidement achalandé et un peu plus agressif.
[[Conquest of Paradise](https://www.trictrac.net/jeu-de-societe/conquest-of-paradise)]
Avec un vrai plateau, l'extension et des tokens de couleur!
128 pre order sur 350 pour avoir une réédition deluxe
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http://www.lerepairedesjeux.fr/2009/09/ ... cpartland/
The reprint edition of Conquest of Paradise will include a MOUNTED MAPBOARD.
The Time: Circa 500 A.D.
The Place: The first islands of a new culture, later to be known as Polynesia.
The Situation: You lead a tribe looking to expand its influence throughout the South Pacific.
Conquest of Paradise is a game of empire building in the "Polynesian Triangle" of the central Pacific Ocean for two, three, or four players. Players explore the unknown ocean around them, hoping to discover the most lucrative island groups, and colonize them. They build canoes and train warriors to create a force to defend their empire, while forging lines of communication with their developing discoveries. Resources are scarce; using them wisely is a key to victory. Investing in exploration widens your empire. Building warriors strengthens your empire. Investing resources into cultural innovations can yield unexpected dividends, like tattooing, hula dancing, surfing, or even the giant moai statues of Easter Island fame.
Conquest of Paradise is a well-tested, fast-playing design geared to appeal to players who enjoy games like New World, Civilization, and Conquistador. You can learn the game in 10-15 minutes and finish a complete game in 60-90 minutes.
Conquest of Paradise is a game of exploration and empire building, but also (as you'd expect from a GMT game) CONFLICT. Choosing when to build those expensive warriors, and when and where to fight, given limited resources, is key to your success.
Game Components
One 34" x 22" color game map of the Pacific Ocean, spanning from Australia to America
176 colorful 5/8" game pieces depicting Polynesian warriors, canoes, and colonists
140 additional 1/2" game markers, representing Polynesian villages, intensive agriculture, and discovered islands
50 Wood village markers
28 Discovery Tiles, depicting Polynesian island groups
28 illustrated cultural innovations cards
27 illustrated random event cards
One full-color Rule Book with examples of play, advanced rules, historic references, and only seven pages of rules.
One Designer’s Notes book with twenty pages of Polynesian history, geography and mythology, player’s notes and designer’s notes.
Four full-color 8 1/2" x 5 1/2” player reference cards
One six-sided die.
