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Teotihuacan: Late Preclassic Period
Expansion of: Teotihuacan: City of Gods
90m - 120m
1 - 4 Players
Ages 12+
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Teotihuacan is bustling with action! The city is ever expanding and growing, drawing inhabitants from nearby areas to make Teotihuacan their new home. A glorious new temple has just been constructed, attracting local governors to seek the blessings of the gods as they continue to build and decorate the city. With the rapid progress also come new challenges, as the influx of people and activity demand adaptability to the seasons of change.
Teotihuacan: Late Preclassic Period is a modular expansion which introduces several new options to enrich and expand the game experience. Asymmetrical player powers give each player a unique benefit. A prestigious fourth temple allows unlocking of permanent powerful abilities, while being much more difficult to advance on. Variable effects impact each season and eclipse. New engineering techniques and renewed plans for beautifying the central Pyramid of the Sun offer fresh challenges and possibilities.
All modules are compatible with one another and can be enjoyed together or individually.
—description from the publisher
| Ages | 12+ |
|---|---|
| Players | Solo, 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players |
| Play Time | 90m – 120m |
| Designer | Andrei Novac, Rainer Ahlfors, Daniele Tascini |
| Mechanics | Area Movement, Point to Point Movement, Set Collection, Tile Placement, Variable Player Powers, Worker Placement |
| Theme | Expansion for Base-game, Ancient |
| Publisher | Board&Dice, Schwerkraft-Verlag |
dricarus
The asymmetrical player powers greatly change playing Teotihuacan by scripting one's strategy. Players essentially play with different rules (which I strongly dislike). I also think that the orange temple isn't worth advancing on.
Cobra262
The starting player boards are unbalanced but the rest is very good. Can be fixed by just bidding for them at the start of the game
Arkeas
Modular expansion but I don't see a reason to ever play without any of the modules. 1 gives variable player powers which makes each player behave a little differently. 1 introduces seasons which affect each round of the game which helps each play feel a little different. The remaining 3 just replace 3 of the action boards with slightly different ones that bring them in line with how the other action spaces work and makes those actions a little more interesting. A great expansion all around and something I'll always play with.