Kigi (2ND HAND) (IMPORT)
This game is Japanese but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDFs
A wealthy patron commissions a lovely landscape mural, hiring the greatest (and most competitive) painters in the world... you! Interfere with each other’s paintings and compete to win the world’s greatest treasure: Points!
On your turn, draw a card from the central display. If it is a Commission card, keep it at your side for scoring at the end of the game.
If it is a tree card, you may add it to any player's tree. If you make a contiguous limb of cards sharing one or more features, you score 1 point for each instance of those features in that contiguous group.
If you score more than 10 points in a turn, remove the scoring cards and the owner of the tree collects them as "pruned" branches.
Then reveal a new card in the central display. If there are ever three Commissions in the display, discard them all and replenish the display with three new cards from the deck.
This game is Japanese but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDFs
A wealthy patron commissions a lovely landscape mural, hiring the greatest (and most competitive) painters in the world... you! Interfere with each other’s paintings and compete to win the world’s greatest treasure: Points!
On your turn, draw a card from the central display. If it is a Commission card, keep it at your side for scoring at the end of the game.
If it is a tree card, you may add it to any player's tree. If you make a contiguous limb of cards sharing one or more features, you score 1 point for each instance of those features in that contiguous group.
If you score more than 10 points in a turn, remove the scoring cards and the owner of the tree collects them as "pruned" branches.
Then reveal a new card in the central display. If there are ever three Commissions in the display, discard them all and replenish the display with three new cards from the deck.
This game is Japanese but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDFs
A wealthy patron commissions a lovely landscape mural, hiring the greatest (and most competitive) painters in the world... you! Interfere with each other’s paintings and compete to win the world’s greatest treasure: Points!
On your turn, draw a card from the central display. If it is a Commission card, keep it at your side for scoring at the end of the game.
If it is a tree card, you may add it to any player's tree. If you make a contiguous limb of cards sharing one or more features, you score 1 point for each instance of those features in that contiguous group.
If you score more than 10 points in a turn, remove the scoring cards and the owner of the tree collects them as "pruned" branches.
Then reveal a new card in the central display. If there are ever three Commissions in the display, discard them all and replenish the display with three new cards from the deck.