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Sorry We Are French - Iki Akebono, expansion
CHF36.90
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HAC-00748
14 years and up
2-4 players
60-90 minutes
(To play with this expansion, the base game of Iki is required.)
Back to Nihonbashi
Merchants from all over the country and from all walks of life came to Nihonbashi, the setting for Iki, which became the largest commercial center in Japan. There was a fish market, kabuki and yose (vaudeville) theaters, and the guilds of gold (Kinza) and silver (Ginza) were established there, minting coins and attracting residents and cultural figures from all over the country. Wealthy merchants, along with feudal lords and the various houses in the region, developed the cultural activities of the city of Edo.
Contents:
1 river board,
1 city board,
13 wooden pawns,
55 cards (59x91mm),
34 tokens,
1 score pad,
2 rulebooks (English, French)
14 years and up
2-4 players
60-90 minutes
Back to Nihonbashi
Merchants from all over the country and from all walks of life came to the Nihonbashi district, where Iki takes place, making it the largest commercial center in Japan. There was a fish market, kabuki and yose (vaudeville) theaters, and the gold (Kinza) and silver (Ginza) guilds were established there, and in addition to minting coins, they attracted residents and cultural figures from all over the country. The wealthy merchants, together with the feudal lords and the various houses in the region, developed the cultural activities of the city of Edo.
The first Nihonbashi Bridge was built in 1603. The Nihonbashi River and the many surrounding moats were used for the movement of boats, bringing goods from all over Japan!
The Iki – Akebono expansion adds 5 new concepts to Iki:
the Town Plateau
Boat Building
River Trade Route
Nihonbashi Bridge
the “Grand Master” variant for 2 players
It also contains many new elements, whether they are additional cards (buildings, characters, etc.) or tokens (fish, tobacco, pipe, etc.).
City Getaway and 2-player mode
In Iki: Akebono, two new plateaus are added to your main board: the town plateau and the Nihonbashi Bridge.
Contents:
1 river board,
1 city board,
13 wooden pawns,
55 cards (59x91mm),
34 tokens,
1 score pad,
2 rulebooks (English, French)
