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Feb 17, 2023·Board game video·01:15·0·Watch on YouTube

The Season: Love & Drama in the Regency Era

Dinky Board Games

Dinky Board Games

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Description provided by Dinky Board Games on YouTube:

Live the life of a debutante during the Regency era in this dramatic, historical board game! The Season aims to bring the ups and downs of bachelorette life of Regency England to your home. As the season begins, indulgent suppers at grand mansions, exclusive private parties with titillating entertainment, and sumptuous balls bathed in glittering candlelight await you. You may visit town, enhance your accomplishments, purchase luxurious gowns, or gamble with the girls, but make sure you keep your reputation in mind. For the next few months, you have two goals: secure yourself a (preferably) handsome and (also preferably) wealthy husband, and elevate your family's social standing with your charm, wit, and talents. The Season Kickstarter Campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theseason/the-season-love-and-drama-in-the-regency-era

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The Season: Love & Drama in the Regency Era

The Season: Love & Drama in the Regency Era

2023

2 - 6 players
90 - 120 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

About The Season: Love & Drama in the Regency Era, from BoardGameGeek:

Your skirts have been lowered, your hair pulled up, and London is buzzing with activity as more and more families move back to town. Invitations for tea parties, suppers, picnics, and all sorts of social affairs appear almost daily, and all conversations with your dearest friends now include speculation as to which gentleman will be present at this ball or that supper. As a blooming debutante in the London season, your primary goal is to have the highest reputation points by enhancing your accomplishments, improving your reputation among the social elite, and, most importantly, encouraging proposals and getting married. You may enhance your accomplishments directly through actions or with choices you make during special events. At the end of the game, each accomplishment point you have translates to one reputation point. Your reputation is improved by socializing and wearing the right outfits at various balls. Debutantes who wear matching dresses and accessories, especially those that match the balls' themes, receive higher reputation points. You may encourage a suitor to propose by raising a suitor's affection level to 10 and ensuring you are eligible for that suitor's dowry and accomplishment requirements. The lady with the highest amount of reputation points at the end of the game will be the winner of this exciting London season! -description from publisher

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