Watch “Princes of Florence - Learn While Playing,” a how-to-play guide for The Princes of Florence from Getting Games on BoardGameVideo.
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Here is my The Princes of Florence tutorial, where I teach the game as it is being played. Paid sponsorship by WizKids.
Teaching Timestamps:
Introduction - 0:00
Game overview - 0:56
Game start - 2:26
Auction Phase - 3:20
Landscape tile placement - 5:32
Action phase - 8:06
Constructing a building - 8:21
Spending prestige - 10:02
Completing a work - 11:00
Jesters explanation - 12:11
Duplicate landscape benefit - 14:12
Buying prestige - 14:28
Buying a freedom - 15:48
Buying a profession card - 17:36
Best work bonus - 19:35
Builders explanation - 20:16
Prestige cards explanation - 24:25
Recruiting card explanation - 25:22
Bonus cards explanation - 31:55
How the game ends & final scoring - 44:33
Muse & Princess expansion - 44:51
Cooperative principality expansion - 48:20
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2000·Wolfgang Kramer, Richard Ulrich, Jens Christopher Ulrich
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Mostly reviews and how-to-play. The Princes of Florence is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 17 reviews, 16 how-to-play guides, 4 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 1 other video.
1 - 5 players
75 - 100 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
About The Princes of Florence, from BoardGameGeek:
In The Princes of Florence, players attract artists and scholars to their palace while trying to become the most prestigious family in Florence.
Over seven rounds, players attempt to score points in various ways, with most points being earned by playing profession cards to generate "work points", which can be exchanged for money or victory points. The game includes a variety of professions, such astronomers, organists, and architects; each profession is attracted to a particular combination of building, landscape feature, and social freedom, and players acquire these items via auctions. The more that a player can match these preferences, the more work points they earn - but the minimum requirement of work points increases each round, and you must meet that threshold in order to convert the work points.
Designers
Wolfgang Kramer, Richard Ulrich, Jens Christopher Ulrich
Artists
Arnaud Demaegd, Eckhard Freytag, Wolfgang Kramer, Mirco Paganessi, Lukas Siegmon, Richard Ulrich, Franz Vohwinkel