Village Green: A Game of Pretty Gardens and Petty Grudges - Sylvester, Peer
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A beautifully-illustrated, 1-5 player tableau-building card game designed by award-winning designer Peer Sylvester. It's the first day of spring, and there's only one thing on everyone's mind - the Village Green of the Year competition! In just a few months, the judges of this prestigious contest will be visiting, and the village council have finally put you in charge of the preparations. With your newfound authority, you can show those snobs from Lower Aynesmore just what a properly orchestrated floral arrangement looks like! In Village Green you are rival gardeners, tasked by your respective…mehr

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A beautifully-illustrated, 1-5 player tableau-building card game designed by award-winning designer Peer Sylvester. It's the first day of spring, and there's only one thing on everyone's mind - the Village Green of the Year competition! In just a few months, the judges of this prestigious contest will be visiting, and the village council have finally put you in charge of the preparations. With your newfound authority, you can show those snobs from Lower Aynesmore just what a properly orchestrated floral arrangement looks like! In Village Green you are rival gardeners, tasked by your respective communities with arranging flowers, planting trees, commissioning statues, and building ponds. You must place each element carefully - time is tight and the stakes couldn't be higher! Split your days between acquiring and installing new features for your green and nominating it for one of the competition's many awards. Will your village green become the local laughing stock, or make the neighbouring villages green with envy? Players: 1-5 Playing Time: 30 minutes Ages: 14+ Contents: 96 cards
Autorenporträt
Peer Sylvester started his career in boardgaming quite early, because his dad needed an opponent in chess. In third grade he wanted to become a professional chess player. Instead he turned out to become a teacher for math and chemistry. An award-winning board-game designer, he has written a number of books on the subject. Joanna Rosa is a self-taught Polish artist who has been passionate about watercolours since the first time she picked up a brush. When not illustrating, she tries out new recipes, reads optimistic books and works as a pathologist at the clinical hospital in Szczecin.