This is the role of a proper Victorian gentleman: to acquire valuable property, attend formal dinners, and impress influential people. In other words, the proper Victorian gentleman is intolerably dull. Maybe it's time to have a little fun.
You compete in three distinct endeavors: trying to lose an election, trying to get rid of all your possessions, or trying to offend the most influential people in high society. Each competition has its own module. You can play any two in combination or play all three simultaneously. Each module interacts with the other two. To win you will need to balance your strategy and compete well in all areas.
Unique inter-gaming combination:
The Prodigals Club is thematically related to Vladimír Suchy's Last Will. You do not need Last Will to play. Prodigals stand alone. However, the rulebook also explains how to play the two games together, combining the challenges of both games.
Box Contains:
- 2 Double-Sided Central Boards
- 30 Wooden Errand Boy Tokens In 5 Colours
- 5 Wooden Player Order Tokens In 5 Colours
- Current Round Marker
- Renaissance Man Tile
- 6 Bonus Action Tiles
- 5 Player Boards In 5 Colours
- 26 Central Cards For 7 Different Combinations
- Rulebook
- Society Competition :
- Society Game Board
- 20 Cards
- 5 Society Scoreboards
- 20 Influence Markers
- 6 Dame Beatrice Tiles
- Possessions Competition :
- Possessions Game Board
- Borough Indicator Marker
- 25 Cards
- 42 Money Tokens
- 50 Possession Tiles
- Election Competition :
- Election Game Board
- Election Scoreboard
- 39 Cards
- 25 Political Circle Tiles
- 5 Wooden Vote Counters In 5 Colours
Info
Language: English
Age: 14+
No Players: 2 - 5
Game Time: 40 - 90 min