2022Bruno Cathala, Théo Rivière
- Videos
- 107
- Creators
- 92
2 - 4 players30 - 45 minLight weight

2024Maxime Rambourg, Théo Rivière
Mostly reviews. Little Tavern is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, and 1 unboxings.
From BoardGameGeek
In Little Tavern, you want to seat people - um, beings - at your table who will leave valuable tips, but you don't know who will show up when... To set up, place a table in front of each player, then mix all the cards - customers and scrolls - face down on the table in a jumbled pile. On a turn, draw and reveal a card, then place it at any empty seat at any table. Romantics want to sit with one another; goblins want to sit with their leader; and nobles prefer to be on their own so that no one outshines their royalty. Scrolls serve as events. Once all the tables are full, score each player's tips, and after a certain number of rounds, whoever collected the most money wins.
Little Tavern has 6 videos from 6 creators: 4 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide and 1 unboxing. They date from February to June 2024.
To learn the rules, start with "How to play Little Tavern (in 5 minutes!)" by Repos Production, which runs 5 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Little Tavern: analisi del gioco da tavolo e delle sue meccaniche" by Officina Giochi da Tavolo. 4 creators have reviewed it.
If you like it, try Sea Salt & Paper, The LOOP, Dead Cells: The Rogue-Lite Board Game and Arkeis, also by Théo Rivière.
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From BoardGameGeek:
In Little Tavern, you want to seat people - um, beings - at your table who will leave valuable tips, but you don't know who will show up when... To set up, place a table in front of each player, then mix all the cards - customers and scrolls - face down on the table in a jumbled pile. On a turn, draw and reveal a card, then place it at any empty seat at any table. Romantics want to sit with one another; goblins want to sit with their leader; and nobles prefer to be on their own so that no one outshines their royalty. Scrolls serve as events. Once all the tables are full, score each player's tips, and after a certain number of rounds, whoever collected the most money wins.
Designers
Maxime Rambourg, Théo Rivière
Artist
Gaël Lannurien
Publisher
Repos Production
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