
- Rang BGG
- BGG #3 292
- Note BGG
- 6,5
GOSU
2010
Aide aux règles de GOSU
Des explications claires des tours, effets de cartes et situations litigieuses, avec des références aux sources officielles et un historique des questions sauvegardé.
- 2–4 joueurs
- 45 min
- 10+
- Complexité 2,4/5
À propos du jeu
In a fantasy world dominated by goblins, when the blood moon rises in the sky, a new war begins and new warlords raise their armies. GOSU plays like a hybrid of Race for the Galaxy and Magic: The Gathering with each player trying to recruit an army of goblins made up of soldiers, heroes, magicians, and other classes – then swing it into action against the other players. Five clans of goblins are represented on the game cards, with goblins in one of three ranks. To build an army, a player must first recruit level I goblins, then build on those goblins with level II and finally level III. Those higher level goblins can be played only if a lower level goblin is of the same clan, and since goblins of the same clan have similar abilities or powers that mesh well, players tend to specialize in who they recruit to their ranks. Each turn, a player can play a new goblin, activate a goblin, draw cards, or pass. To activate a goblin or draw cards, players need to spend 1-2 activation tokens, with them having only two at the start of each battle. Many goblins have special powers that come into play when they're recruited, attacked, removed from play, placed with other goblins, and so on. Once all players have passed, the player with the most powerful army wins the battle. Players keep cards in hand from one battle to the next, so laying out all your forces at once can leave you with little to do but get hit in later battles. The first player to win three battles wins the game. Reimplemented as: GOSU 2: Tactics
Auteurs
Éditeurs
- Moonster Games
Questions et réponses
L’assistant de règles pour GOSU aidera à comprendre les tours, effets de cartes et situations litigieuses, avec des sources officielles vérifiées et un historique des questions sauvegardé. Il n’est pas encore prêt ; les sources vérifiées pour votre édition sont en préparation.
Selon le catalogue, GOSU se joue de 2 à 4 personnes.
La durée indiquée pour GOSU est de 45 minutes. La durée réelle dépend du groupe et de sa connaissance du jeu.
Le catalogue indique GOSU à partir de 10 ans. Vérifiez l’âge recommandé sur votre édition.
Les auteurs crédités pour GOSU sont : Kim Satô.
Le catalogue présente GOSU comme un jeu de base.
Assistant de règles pour GOSU
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