Brood (2022)
Tiempo de Juego: 0
Edad Mínima: 0
Jugadores: 2
Editor: (Web published)
Diseñadores: Michael Amundsen
Artistas: Desconocido
Mecánicas: Hexagon Grid, Pattern Building
Edad Mínima: 0
Jugadores: 2
Editor: (Web published)
Diseñadores: Michael Amundsen
Artistas: Desconocido
Mecánicas: Hexagon Grid, Pattern Building
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Brood is a polyhex-matching game for two players – Black and White – played on an initially empty hexagonal board.
Rules:
• On the very first turn, Black places one stone on any hex.
• From then on, starting with White, the players take turns placing exactly two stones each on empty hexes.
• A player is allowed to pass instead of placing their two stones.
• When the players pass in succession, the game is over, and the player with the higher score wins.
Scoring and the definition of a brood:
• The score is a function of the players' broods.
• A brood is a set of groups of the same shape, size and color.
• Shapes are considered identical even if they are rotated or mirrored.
Example: A black group consisting of 3 stones in a line makes up a brood together with all and only black groups of 3 in a line.
• The point value of a brood is the number of stones in it multiplied by the smallest of the following two numbers:
(i) The number of groups in it.
(ii) The size of the groups in it.
Example: If Black has 4 groups that are 3 stones in a line, this brood is worth 36 points. That's the number of stones in it (12) multiplied by the size of the groups in it (3).
—description from the designer
Rules:
• On the very first turn, Black places one stone on any hex.
• From then on, starting with White, the players take turns placing exactly two stones each on empty hexes.
• A player is allowed to pass instead of placing their two stones.
• When the players pass in succession, the game is over, and the player with the higher score wins.
Scoring and the definition of a brood:
• The score is a function of the players' broods.
• A brood is a set of groups of the same shape, size and color.
• Shapes are considered identical even if they are rotated or mirrored.
Example: A black group consisting of 3 stones in a line makes up a brood together with all and only black groups of 3 in a line.
• The point value of a brood is the number of stones in it multiplied by the smallest of the following two numbers:
(i) The number of groups in it.
(ii) The size of the groups in it.
Example: If Black has 4 groups that are 3 stones in a line, this brood is worth 36 points. That's the number of stones in it (12) multiplied by the size of the groups in it (3).
—description from the designer
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