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Information

Designed By: Martin Wallace
Published By: Warfrog
Mfg suggested # of Players: 3 - 4 players
User suggested # of Players:
Best with 3 players
Recommended with 2, 3, 4 players
(5 voters) [poll]
Playing Time: 45 Minutes
Mfg Suggested Ages: 12 and up
User Suggested Ages: 10 and up
(1 voter) [poll]
Language Dependence: No necessary in-game text
(3 voters) [poll]
Category: Medieval
Territory Building
Mechanics: Dice Rolling
Other Names: N/A

Description

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A game in which players take the role of one of King Arthur's knights in an attempt to prevent Mordred from taking over Wales.

Players roll dice, balancing risk against reward. Reward is in the form of build points, which can be used to build towns, castles, and wage combat against Mordred. Risk is that of aiding Mordred in his expansion across the countryside.

The game ends with an assessment of the victor: If King Arthur has more towns/castles in play than Mordred, then the player who placed the most towns is the winner. If Mordred has more towns/castles in play, then the player who aided Mordred the least is victorious.

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0 Mordred Notes
Mordred Notes v1.doc
Mordred notes file that I use to teach the game and to refresh my memory about the rules. Incorporates any clarifications from the BGG Rules Forum.
0 Concise reference sheet by hecose
ConciseRefSheet05 - Mordred.ppt
Concise reference sheet for looking up easy-to-forget rules quickly. Useful if you haven't played the game for some time and need a refresher. Provides a summarised and structured outline to help in teaching a game.
0 Mordred Man - Building Track
mordred.pdf
This sheet allows players to keep track while playing Mordred of how many Mordred men and how many buildings are on the board.
1 Mordred 1st Edition Rules
Mordred Rules.doc
Rules for the first (white-box) edition of Mordred.
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