2-4
Players
10+
Age
60-90
Minutes
Video
Description
A Noble in the King’s Court, you try to gain His Royal favour, but he’s constantly changing his mind about what he wants. Still, you gather as much of the items he desires (for the moment) to advance your status over the other nobles. King of Indecision is a beautiful, new hex-tile board game.
Expand the land, capture treasure, trade at the marketplace and get ready to make your offer to the King. Your position in Court depends on how you use your resources, the actions you select and presenting your offering at the exact right time. A great gift idea for fans of the medieval period and those who enjoy good strategy board games with hex tiles.
GAME DETAILS
Number of players: 2-5
For Ages: 8+
Playing time: 40-50 minutes
CONTENTS
45 Hex Tiles
44 Demand and Replenish Cards
5 Offering Cards
5 Reference Cards
1 Scoring and Round Tracker Board
1 Round Tracker Marker
1 First Player Token
20 Play Pieces
168 Tokens – denominations of 1
30 Tokens – denominations of 3
54 Tokens – denominations of 5
DESIGNER
Joe Slack
ARTIST
Michael Christopher
Game Info
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PublisherAnalog Game Studios
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DesignerJoe Slack
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ArtistMichael Christopher
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Year of Release2020
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Number of Players2-5
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Minimum Age8
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Play Time (Minutes)30-40
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ComponentsCards, Meeple, Tokens, Tiles, Other
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