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Rajas of the Ganges (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Regular Price $49.99Product Type : Board Game
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This Item is Availible Online OnlyPrice & Availability will vary by locationItem LocationWarehouseAverage Processing Time24-72 HoursNo In store pickupOnline Order onlyRAJAS OF THE GANGES: In 16th century India, the powerful empire of the Great Moguls rises between the Indus and the Ganges rivers. Taking on the role of rajas and ranis – the country's influential nobles – players in Rajas of the Ganges race against each other in support of the empire by developing their estates into wealthy and magnificent provinces. Players must use their dice wisely and carefully plot where to place their workers, while never underestimating the benefits of good karma. Success will bring them great riches and fame in their quest to become legendary rulers.Your task in Rajas of the Ganges Game is to develop your province with the help of your workers and the clever use of your accumulated dice. In the end, you must win the race with a combination of wealth and fame. The fame track and the money track run parallel to each other in opposite directions around the gameboard. The fame markers are moved clockwise, the money markers, counter-clockwise.As you build and expand, you attempt to increase both your fame and wealth so that your fame marker and your money marker intersect. The first player of Rajas of the Ganges to have his fame marker and his money marker converge or even pass each other on their tracks has a good chance to win.The course of Rajas of the Ganges Game - The game of Rajas of the Ganges proceeds over several rounds, each of which consists of several stages. In each stage, players, in turn – in clockwise order, beginning with the starting player – place one worker, pay the costs, if required, and immediately carry out the associated action. This continues until nobody can place a worker anymore. After that, each player takes his workers back, and a new round begins.- You and up to 3 other players are Rajas and Ranis in 16th century India.
- Players compete to develop and expand their estates as their power and influence grows in this dice rolling game.
- Dice play the part of resources in this worker-placement game where you must balance your rise on the dual paths of fame and riches. But never underestimate the power of good karma!
- he first player of Rajas of the Ganges to have his fame marker and his money marker converge or even pass each other on their tracks has a good chance to win.
- Ages 12+ | 2 to 4 players | Playing time 60 minutes.
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'Near Mint (NM)'
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