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Domaine

Domaine

2003·Klaus Teuber

2 - 4 players
60 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

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The king shall return... But before he does, the realm falls into anarchy and chaos. The lords of the kingdom struggle to improve their place and standing. New borders are drawn, and expanded through strength of arms and subtle maneuver. Each duke seeks to establish a claim over the most valuable parts of the kingdom before the king finally returns. In the dark of the Middle Ages, control of the land was the key to wealth and power. Can you control enough territory to become the most prestigious duke before the king's return? In Domaine, players form domaines by placing walls on the modular board to enclose territory. Completed domaines can then be expanded, even into your opponents'. Protect domaines by placing knights, which resist expansion. Actions are taken by playing cards that have a cost associated with them. Gain money by selling cards and controlling mines. Sold cards can be acquired by other players. Players score points based on the quantity and type of terrain enclosed in their domaines, as well as by controlling many mines of a single type. The winner is the first player to cross a specific point threshold or the player with the most points when the card deck runs out.

Domaine

Which Domaine video should I watch?

Domaine has 3 videos from 3 creators: 1 how-to-play guide, 1 unboxing and 1 other video. They date from 2011 to October 2025.

If you like it, try Catan, Catan: Starfarers, Catan: Starfarers Duel and Catan: Dawn of Humankind, also by Klaus Teuber.

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Domaine - Learn to Play!How to play6:48

Domaine - Learn to Play!

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About Domaine

From BoardGameGeek:

The king shall return... But before he does, the realm falls into anarchy and chaos. The lords of the kingdom struggle to improve their place and standing. New borders are drawn, and expanded through strength of arms and subtle maneuver. Each duke seeks to establish a claim over the most valuable parts of the kingdom before the king finally returns. In the dark of the Middle Ages, control of the land was the key to wealth and power. Can you control enough territory to become the most prestigious duke before the king's return? In Domaine, players form domaines by placing walls on the modular board to enclose territory. Completed domaines can then be expanded, even into your opponents'. Protect domaines by placing knights, which resist expansion. Actions are taken by playing cards that have a cost associated with them. Gain money by selling cards and controlling mines. Sold cards can be acquired by other players. Players score points based on the quantity and type of terrain enclosed in their domaines, as well as by controlling many mines of a single type. The winner is the first player to cross a specific point threshold or the player with the most points when the card deck runs out.

Designer

Klaus Teuber

Artist

Franz Vohwinkel

Publisher

KOSMOS

Categories

MedievalTerritory Building

Mechanics

Pattern BuildingHand ManagementModular Board & Variable Setup
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