Biblios Board Game

August 17, 2017 - Comment

As an abbot of a medieval monastery, you compete with other abbots to amass the greatest library of sacred books. To do so, you need to have both the workers and resources to run a well-functioning scriptorium. To acquire workers and resources, you use a limited supply of donated gold. In addition, you must be

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As an abbot of a medieval monastery, you compete with other abbots to amass the greatest library of sacred books. To do so, you need to have both the workers and resources to run a well-functioning scriptorium. To acquire workers and resources, you use a limited supply of donated gold. In addition, you must be on good terms with the powerful bishop, who can help you in your quest

Product Features

  • For 2-4 Players
  • 30 minute playing time
  • Deluxe Box with Magnetic Seal
  • Takes about 30 minutes to play

Comments

LaffnStock says:

A Complex Filler I’m fairly reluctant to give games 5-star reviews. 5 stars, to me, represents perfection. Well, this game is pretty much perfection. (If the religious theme of the game is putting you off, ignore it. We played the entire game not even knowing what each “suit” represented. It’s basically 6 colors and 4 numbers.) 

K. Demick says:

Easy to play & hard to play well. Great game. This is a very simple game with very few components, however it is not easy to win. There is a lot of thought behind pretty much every option you have in order to succeed. Best only with four players, cannot be played with five or more. 

G. Farnsworth says:

Great little two player auction game This is an interesting little two player game. There are two parts to the game: first you divide up the cards and try to do it such that the other person doesn’t get good stuff. Then there’s an auction phase in which you bid for the remaining cards. You wouldn’t think an auction would work for a two player game but it does. It’s light, quick and pretty fun. If you played it a lot I suspect it would get old, but as just one game in a large collection, it’s great. Quality of the box and…

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