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Legacies

Legacies

2022·Jason Brooks

1 - 6 players
90 - 180 min
Very heavy weight: Rules-dense, long sessions

From BoardGameGeek

You are famous - one of the most well-known names of the early 19th Century. That's not enough for you, though. You want to leave a legacy, with your name living far into the future. Make strategic relationships, well-timed investments, and marvelous heirlooms to leave a lasting mark. Most importantly, identify the ideal successors to carry your reputation and fame across multiple centuries. This strategic, action-selection, economic game challenges you to navigate events of the past, present, and future to cement your legacy. What kind of legacy will you create? How will YOU be remembered? Legacies is unique in its integration of primary mechanisms including: multi-use cards, market manipulation, area control/worker placement, variable round-ends, variable player powers, and variable scoring. Many paths exist to build your fame, but it would be foolish to focus only on your own heirlooms and industries as that path will likely benefit your opponents more than it will benefit you. The player cards and entire board evolve throughout the game highlighting inflation, and more importantly, showcasing the visual progression from the 19th century into the 20th and eventually the 21st century creating an effect that carries the player through a journey that truly feels as if it spans 300 years in just a couple of hours of game-play. -description from the designer

Legacies

Which Legacies video should I watch?

Legacies has 3 videos from 3 creators: 2 reviews and 1 other video. They date from March to June 2022.

If you like it, try Clandestine, also by Jason Brooks, or Space Station Phoenix, Wild: Serengeti and Aquaria, which share several of its mechanics.

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Legacies Review - with Tom VaselReview19:23

Legacies Review - with Tom Vasel

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Legacies - Daily Game Unboxing13:04

Legacies - Daily Game Unboxing

Legacies - Legends of Nerdvana ReviewReview34:31

Legacies - Legends of Nerdvana Review

Legends of Nerdvana

Legends of Nerdvana

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About Legacies

From BoardGameGeek:

You are famous - one of the most well-known names of the early 19th Century. That's not enough for you, though. You want to leave a legacy, with your name living far into the future. Make strategic relationships, well-timed investments, and marvelous heirlooms to leave a lasting mark. Most importantly, identify the ideal successors to carry your reputation and fame across multiple centuries. This strategic, action-selection, economic game challenges you to navigate events of the past, present, and future to cement your legacy. What kind of legacy will you create? How will YOU be remembered? Legacies is unique in its integration of primary mechanisms including: multi-use cards, market manipulation, area control/worker placement, variable round-ends, variable player powers, and variable scoring. Many paths exist to build your fame, but it would be foolish to focus only on your own heirlooms and industries as that path will likely benefit your opponents more than it will benefit you. The player cards and entire board evolve throughout the game highlighting inflation, and more importantly, showcasing the visual progression from the 19th century into the 20th and eventually the 21st century creating an effect that carries the player through a journey that truly feels as if it spans 300 years in just a couple of hours of game-play. -description from the designer

Designer

Jason Brooks

Artists

James Churchill, Yoma

Publisher

Brookspun Games

Categories

Economic

Mechanics

End Game BonusesHand ManagementSet CollectionSolo / Solitaire Game
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