2024Sylvain Plante, Joe Slack
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1 - 6 players30 - 60 minLight weight
Throne of Hastinapur
2022Sylvain Plante, Joshua Sprung
2 - 5 players
20 - 40 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
From BoardGameGeek
Historians estimate that the Kurukshetra (koo-rook-shay-trah) war occurred during the Iron Age of India, around 10th century BCE. The conflict arose from a succession dispute over the Throne of Hastinapur (has-tee-nah-poor). Duryodhana was the eldest from the senior branch of the family line, the Kauravas. But he was younger than Yudhishthira, the eldest Pandava. Who would become the next ruler of the vast Kuru kingdom? The epic struggle over the Throne of Hastinapur has begun! Use your influence over the ancient heroes of India to sway them to join your side, enlist the help of other Rajas, and surprise your opponents by making your own preparations for war before they are ready to fight! In Throne of Hastinapur, players act as local supporters who are supplying resources and political leverage to either the Pandavas or Kauravas. To show support, you must place tokens on shared Hero Cards or your personal Pati (Pah-tee) in order to win Victory Points (VP), shown as Lotus flowers. Players will “snake draft” dice from a pool in order to place tokens that match. After the Endgame is triggered, players play a final round. To win, score the most Victory Points! -description from designer
Which Throne of Hastinapur video should I watch?
Throne of Hastinapur has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 unboxing and 1 other video. They date from March to September 2022.
If you like it, try Mayan Curse, License to Grill, 14 Frantic Minutes and Diamond Heist, also by Sylvain Plante.
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2023Sylvain Plante, Joe Slack
- Videos
- 7
- Creators
- 7
Mostly reviews
1 - 4 players14 minLight weight
About Throne of Hastinapur
From BoardGameGeek:
Historians estimate that the Kurukshetra (koo-rook-shay-trah) war occurred during the Iron Age of India, around 10th century BCE. The conflict arose from a succession dispute over the Throne of Hastinapur (has-tee-nah-poor). Duryodhana was the eldest from the senior branch of the family line, the Kauravas. But he was younger than Yudhishthira, the eldest Pandava. Who would become the next ruler of the vast Kuru kingdom? The epic struggle over the Throne of Hastinapur has begun! Use your influence over the ancient heroes of India to sway them to join your side, enlist the help of other Rajas, and surprise your opponents by making your own preparations for war before they are ready to fight! In Throne of Hastinapur, players act as local supporters who are supplying resources and political leverage to either the Pandavas or Kauravas. To show support, you must place tokens on shared Hero Cards or your personal Pati (Pah-tee) in order to win Victory Points (VP), shown as Lotus flowers. Players will “snake draft” dice from a pool in order to place tokens that match. After the Endgame is triggered, players play a final round. To win, score the most Victory Points! -description from designer
Designers
Sylvain Plante, Joshua Sprung
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Lore Chase Games
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