Ur, 1830 BC
| Year: | Essen 2001 |  |
| Designer: | Joris Wiersinga Jeroen Doumen | |
| Publisher name: | Splotter Spellen | |
| Price: | DM 75 | |
| Type: | Board | |
| No. of players: | 3-6 | |
| Age: | 14 years and up | |
| Duration: | 3 to 4 hours | |
| English reviews: | EFUN, WestparkGamers | |
| Online shop: | EFUN (EN) | |
| Comment: | Limited edition: 1500. The picture shows a prototype. | |
| Press info: | Each player controls a dynasty and tries to carve out an empire for himself. Most land, however, is worthless. The trick is to buy the right land AND control the irrigation systems that will water it! which involves some pretty tricky strategic insight! | |
| Contents: | Game board Non-permanent marker Water (24 blue discs) 4 land price markers (yellow squares with mountains, trees, grass, and sand) Ownership markers for 6 players (larger squares) 38 cards with waterworks and diggers Sequence markers (hourglasses) and waterworks in the six colours of the states: Akkad (grey), Babylon (blue), Elam (green), Persia (black), Sumer (yellow) and Urartu (red) 6 treasury charts of the states Akkad, Babylon, Elam, Persia, Sumer and Urartu 6 independent nation cards (Ashur, Barahshum, Calah, Der, Eridu and the First Akkadians) 1 primogeniture card (the mess of pottage) Splotter banknotes of 1, 5, 10, 50 and 100 Splägels | |
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| Last modified: | 10.01.07 | |
| Link to this page: | https://www.luding.org/cgi-bin/GameData.py/ENgameid/12373 | |