Winter Court

Winter Court

2024Thomas Lehmann

Videos
8
Creators
5

Mainly reviews and how-to-play. Winter Court is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 2 recorded sessions, and 2 unboxings.

2 players
30 - 60 min
1.8/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

In Winter Court, two rival diplomats plot how to advance their agendas during winter when a medieval court is confined by bad weather to a single castle. Should you approach the royals directly, or should you curry favor with other court members first? Their powers could be useful in influencing the royals to your cause. Hmm...the steward's purse could gain you extra influence, while the lover could sway that love-sick, sighing Prince to your side. The knight could be a valuable ally to gain either the ruler's favor or the interest of that military-minded Princess. Even the scheming charlatan or the fool's sarcastic tongue could be valuable assets. Where to begin? Who to approach first? Spend your influence wisely in this card game of manipulating a royal court.

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About Winter Court

From BoardGameGeek:

In Winter Court, two rival diplomats plot how to advance their agendas during winter when a medieval court is confined by bad weather to a single castle. Should you approach the royals directly, or should you curry favor with other court members first? Their powers could be useful in influencing the royals to your cause. Hmm...the steward's purse could gain you extra influence, while the lover could sway that love-sick, sighing Prince to your side. The knight could be a valuable ally to gain either the ruler's favor or the interest of that military-minded Princess. Even the scheming charlatan or the fool's sarcastic tongue could be valuable assets. Where to begin? Who to approach first? Spend your influence wisely in this card game of manipulating a royal court.

Designer

Thomas Lehmann

Artist

Harald Lieske

Categories

Card GameMedievalPolitical

Mechanics

Hand ManagementSudden Death EndingTug of WarVictory Points as a Resource
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