Silver Mine

Silver Mine

1992Alex Randolph

2 - 6 players
30 - 45 min
1.4/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Silver Mine is a racing game in which the goal is to NOT cross into the dangerous area of "Mina del Plata" (silver mine). More specifically, the player who is still on the path there once all the others have already arrived banks the victory. On each turn, the closest player to the mine entrance rolls one die, the next closest one two dice, the next three dice, and so on. The laziest player - that is, the one farthest from the entrance - can even roll six dice on a turn, but any player can buy the right to not roll their dice. A game stretches over several rounds, but the payment doubles, then triples as the game progresses.

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About Silver Mine

From BoardGameGeek:

Silver Mine is a racing game in which the goal is to NOT cross into the dangerous area of "Mina del Plata" (silver mine). More specifically, the player who is still on the path there once all the others have already arrived banks the victory. On each turn, the closest player to the mine entrance rolls one die, the next closest one two dice, the next three dice, and so on. The laziest player - that is, the one farthest from the entrance - can even roll six dice on a turn, but any player can buy the right to not roll their dice. A game stretches over several rounds, but the payment doubles, then triples as the game progresses.

Designer

Alex Randolph

Artists

Wanjin Gill, Dahee Lee, Franz Vohwinkel

Categories

Racing

Mechanics

Roll / Spin and Move
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