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Concordia
Expand your trade network across the Roman Mediterranean and win the favor of the gods to ensure the prosperity of your people.
- Players
- 2–5
- Playing time
- 90–120 min
- Min. age
- 13+
- Year
- 2013
- Designer
- Mac Gerdts
Setup
Place the board and deal 2 settlers and 1 ship from each player to the starting city.
Each player receives 7 starting character cards and the corresponding salary coins.
Prepare the market for additional character cards according to the number of players.
STRUCTURE OF THE TURN
On your turn, you play 1 character card from your hand and apply its effect.
BASIC CHARACTER CARDS
Prefect
Collect and sell resources from your cities
Architect
Build new houses on the board
Merchant
Move settlers and trade resources in the market
Consul
Reclaim all cards played in hand
RESOURCES AND PRODUCTION
Each city produces a specific resource (wheat, wine, cloth, oil or tools) when you act in it.
LETTER FROM GOD
When a player buys the Concordia card, the endgame is fast approaching.
Victory conditions
- Salary Score
- When the game ends, multiply the salary of each character type by the number of cards you have; the one with the most points wins
Frequently asked questions
- How many players does Concordia need?
- 2–5 players.
- How long does a game of Concordia last?
- 90–120 minutes.
- What is the minimum age for Concordia?
- From 13 years old.
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