Karrier

Karrier

2022Wonder Joo(Joowon Park)

3 - 6 players
25 - 45 min

From BoardGameGeek

Karrier is a board game where 3-6 players compete. You need to clean up your dedicated area and reach the sacred altar to win. Get rid of all the trash in your land. Beware, some players can be sneaky. Secretly dump trash in other areas or throw it to opponents' karriers! Blow others' Karriers up! Form your own strategy and be the first to take all the honor and reward! On their turn, players draw and play cards, load trash and move around the board. The game ends when a player has achieved the goal or when the draw deck runs out of action cards. The first player to clear the Trash token of their own territory and enter the Sacred Altar with an empty Karrier claims Victory.

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About Karrier

From BoardGameGeek:

Karrier is a board game where 3-6 players compete. You need to clean up your dedicated area and reach the sacred altar to win. Get rid of all the trash in your land. Beware, some players can be sneaky. Secretly dump trash in other areas or throw it to opponents' karriers! Blow others' Karriers up! Form your own strategy and be the first to take all the honor and reward! On their turn, players draw and play cards, load trash and move around the board. The game ends when a player has achieved the goal or when the draw deck runs out of action cards. The first player to clear the Trash token of their own territory and enter the Sacred Altar with an empty Karrier claims Victory.

Designer

Wonder Joo(Joowon Park)

Artist

Junsung Won

Categories

Card GameParty Game

Mechanics

Area MovementDice RollingInterrupts
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