2024Régis Bonnessée, Nathanaël Dufour, Jacques Ernoult, Merlin Ismet, François Jourdain, Marcus Kearsey, Léa Roulée, Manuel Rozoy, Timothée Simonot, Charles Wickham
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2 - 4 players10 - 40 minMedium weight

2025Brandon Byrnes
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Tehradim: Gold and Steel is a deck building game set in the World of Faelon. Take the role of a Patron by building influence, outwitting your rivals, and becoming the most powerful Patron in the Free City. The objective of the game is to score the most victory points by the end of the game. You can achieve this by buying new cards to upgrade your Player Deck, and interacting with your opponents to slow their progression. Unlike other deck-builder card games your hand is laid out in front of you on your player board in a Timeline from 1-5. Each turn the card in the 5th position is discarded and the remaining cards each progress one position in the timeline granting the player resources corresponding to their position. Play proceeds until the first player exceeds 50 victory points and then each other player will get 1 final turn to try and get the highest score. -description from the publisher
2024Régis Bonnessée, Nathanaël Dufour, Jacques Ernoult, Merlin Ismet, François Jourdain, Marcus Kearsey, Léa Roulée, Manuel Rozoy, Timothée Simonot, Charles Wickham
2 - 4 players10 - 40 minMedium weight
2025Isaac Childres, Drew Penn, Dennis Vögele
1 - 4 players60 - 120 minHeavy weight
2017Mark Burlet, Michael Caplan, Arthur Franz IV, Ben Jennings
1 - 4 players60 - 90 minHeavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Tehradim: Gold and Steel is a deck building game set in the World of Faelon. Take the role of a Patron by building influence, outwitting your rivals, and becoming the most powerful Patron in the Free City. The objective of the game is to score the most victory points by the end of the game. You can achieve this by buying new cards to upgrade your Player Deck, and interacting with your opponents to slow their progression. Unlike other deck-builder card games your hand is laid out in front of you on your player board in a Timeline from 1-5. Each turn the card in the 5th position is discarded and the remaining cards each progress one position in the timeline granting the player resources corresponding to their position. Play proceeds until the first player exceeds 50 victory points and then each other player will get 1 final turn to try and get the highest score. -description from the publisher
Designer
Brandon Byrnes
Artist
Nio Mendoza
Publisher
DGS Games
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