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Santa Maria: American Kingdoms
45m - 90m
1 - 5 Players
Ages 10+
The primary goal of a set collection mechanic is to encourage a player to collect a set of items.
Set Collection
Variable Player Powers is a mechanic that grants different abilities and/or paths to victory to the players.
Variable Player Powers
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LordBalder
It's fine, but not really necessary. You can easily proxy the best addition (governor). Other than that, I guess I can recommend it if you can find it cheap.
alphaamigo
I like the simple modules, especially the governor and the new end game scoring options. I could take or leave a lot of the other expansions. I haven't tried the new player board, but looks interesting.
Bryle
Santa Maria: American Kingdoms is in someways an incredibly impressive expansion. This expansion's greatest strength is the amount of depth added in exchange for small additions to the formula. The standard changes/additions to the base game, advanced shipping contracts, communal dice module, and governor (traveler) module, are all excelent inclusions. The specialists module, while mostly inoffensive, dilutes the strict economy, has round upkeep, and is more rules overhead than the module is fun playing. Despite my disappointment with the specialists, American Kingdom's modular approach allows groups to tailor which modules are included, to taste. I would have to have an incredibly strong opinion in regards to a game's value proposition for it's price tag to be factored into my final ratting. Although I am not particularly phased about this board expense, where this expansion will falter for many is it's cost to content ratio. The 5th player module, which I have little interest in trying, is meant to be a good chunk of the price justification. Unless you crave the benefits of that module, it's hard to recommend American Kingdoms for the small amount of additions added to system; excellent as they may be.