Arabian nights board game

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Boardgame counters are punched, unless noted. Due to the nature of loose counters, if a game is unplayable it may be returned for a refund of the purchase price. Edward 25 Jun, am. Thank you very much. Edward 5 Apr, pm. I found a pretty good copy of the book of tales and split it into 3 books not the OCR version that has issues with edges. They are a bit large but I bagged them so they could be loaded after the initial start. Unfortunately we had issue with one of the player's pieces exploding and falling through the table.

Does anyone know why this happened? I would be happy to provided the books to you for inclusion. Gypo Nolan Go to page 2 of the comments. Table 7 Mar, pm. I can't find the storybook anywhere. Asur 29 Oct, am. Thanks for fixed it :. Tea Time 27 Oct, pm. Thank you for keeping it updated. Share to your Steam activity feed.

You need to sign in or create an account to do that. Sign In Create an Account Cancel. Edit links. All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Some geospatial data on this website is provided by geonames. View mobile website. I mention this story to make two points:. However, it can occasionally be a chore to navigate the matrices to figure out your story.

Conversely, if you enjoy the structure, no amount of downtime between your turns will seem burdensome. There is a solo variant, and as storytelling exercises go, I think you could have a lot of fun playing by yourself. Tales of the Arabian Nights is arguably one of the best tables of this kind in existence. The rulebook acknowledges that women were not considered equal to men in the time period in which this was based, and that every effort was made to display them at their best in the game.

This is a good, proactive approach to respecting modern sensibilities. In base rules, you can only seduce or court those of the opposite sex. We house rule this away, and nothing bad has come of it. Also, slavery is a thing that existed in the world of the 1, Nights, so it exists here.

You can encounter or even become a slave via misfortune. But it is present. Your mileage may vary. I play with a diverse group here in my hometown. The rulebook actively encourages changes to the base rules to cater to your group, and this is a game that will not suffer from numerous house rules to make the experience better. In particular, for your first play or two, and any time you play with P, I would recommend lowering the win total from 20 to something more manageable, like The game can run long at any player count, and the possibility of downtime at P means that mitigating the length will make it a better experience for many.

Some groups house rule the number of statuses you can have, to avoid horrible situations like I described above. I can count on one hand the number of board games that have made me laugh as hard as Tales, but I could also see another gamer hating the same experience.

That alone makes it noteworthy, though again, not for every collection. But its presence in a collection is an affirmation that you value the shared social experience of gaming, not just the drier mechanics or the pursuit of victory.

It means you love crafting and sharing stories with friends.