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We asked Brian to give us some quick strategy tips about Merchants of the Dark Road. Brian Suhre is an American board game designer.
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Merchants of the Dark Road is designed by Brian Suhre and published by Elf Creek Games in United States.
Image sources: Publisher
Video produced by: Jacqueline Chao
Music composed by: Nathan Tharp
Mostly reviews and unboxings. Merchants of the Dark Road is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 30 reviews, 5 how-to-play guides, 11 recorded sessions, 22 unboxings, and 12 other videos.
1 - 4 players
60 - 120 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
About Merchants of the Dark Road, from BoardGameGeek:
After half a year of daylight, we must now prepare for the dark season. The roads will be treacherous but they will still need to be braved by a select few in order to keep our cities thriving. In Merchants of the Dark Road, you are one of these brave few merchants that travel the dangerous paths between cities. While the job is perilous, fame and fortune await.
Discover the capital city where most of your actions will take place using a rondel action system. Collect and produce items to add to your caravan, or sell these items to local heroes and hire them to travel with you. Manipulate the market price of items, visit the back alley sellers, or delve a nearby dungeon for magical items to gain the potential for even more coin and notoriety.
Gather lanterns to ease your passage along the dark roads as you guide your caravan to distant villages. Deliver goods and heroes to the best destinations and gain fame for your bravery! Balance the money you earn with the height of your fame because your final score after a number of game rounds will reflect the lowest of these two values.
After all, what good is a purse full of the coin if the people don't sing songs about you, and what good is a song with an empty mug of ale?
-description from the publisher