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Cloisters

Cloisters

2021·Matthew M. Carter, Edward J. Carter

2 players
15 - 20 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

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Cloisters is a simple but surprisingly deep two-player game, creating the look of a delightful complex of ancient cloisters as play progresses. Two players take it in turns to place one of the wooden blocks following a simple rule. As new cloisters are formed the monks switch their allegiance, and only a stonemason can make a new opening in the outer wall. The player with most monks at the end wins the game. -description from the publisher

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About Cloisters

From BoardGameGeek:

Cloisters is a simple but surprisingly deep two-player game, creating the look of a delightful complex of ancient cloisters as play progresses. Two players take it in turns to place one of the wooden blocks following a simple rule. As new cloisters are formed the monks switch their allegiance, and only a stonemason can make a new opening in the outer wall. The player with most monks at the end wins the game. -description from the publisher

Designers

Matthew M. Carter, Edward J. Carter

Publisher

Spooky Tower Games

Categories

Abstract Strategy
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