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The Court of Miracles

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  1. Christmas gateway sans Disney with Hugolian beggars (ie. in [i]The Hunchback of Notre-Dame[/i]'s setting). The gimmick here is swingy Tarot cards, but their powers don't match their names in any way, so they kill the theme. For literary family games without disconnect, stick with [gameID=204599] (2016) for Hugo or [gameID=234949] (2017) for Dickens.

  2. 5 out of 10

    The game works, and the artwork is kind of nice I guess. But the game itself doesn't have much to offer. It has a very standard feel of "beat down the leader until there's no way to hold everyone back". The other funny thing about the game is that if you're not careful, when putting your player pieces into the wooden rogue markers, the fit is tight enough that it's really hard to get them back out again without a knife. I also admire that the game dares to not put the title (or any text) on the front cover.

  3. 8 out of 10

    Expected release date is Sep 30th 2020 Got that from [url=https://www.gamenerdz.com/the-court-of-miracles-preorder?aff=61]GameNerdz[/url] Preorder Currently going for $27.97

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In The Court of Miracles, lead a guild of beggars, plot, use trickery and opportunism to build your renown and take over the old 16th century Paris.

Your goal is to establish your renown in Paris or to be the most influential when the Penniless King would have reached the end of his path…

At your turn, you may play a plot card, you have to place one of your (3) Rogue tokens, face down (secret ability), on any available spot in a neighborhood, and benefit from the effect of your spot (receive coins, draw plot cards or move the Penniless King forward along his path). You may then perform the action of the neighborhood.

When a neighborhood is fully occupied, settle a standoff revealing each player’s Rogue(s) token to know which player takes control of the neighborhood.
Controlling a neighborhood will reward you eat time another player perform its action.

You will be allowed to buy a 4th Rogue, cards or move the Penniless King Forward at the Renown Square.

Unless the Penniless King reaches the last space of his path before, the first player to place their 6th Renown token wins. Otherwise, the player with the most Renown tokens placed on the board wins the game.

Ages

10+
Players

2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players
Play Time

40m – 40m
Designer

Guilhem Gautrand, Vincent Brugeas
Mechanics

Area Majority / Influence, Secret Unit Deployment, Worker Placement
Theme

Bluffing, Medieval
Publisher

BoardM Factory, Lumberjacks Studio, Lucky Duck Games
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