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World Shapers
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World Shapers is a card drafting game for 1-4 players. Shape the greatest world possible and outwit your opponents!
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Basic information
Type: card drafting, set collections
Players: 1-4
Playtime: 30 min
Age: 10+
Designer: Mariusz Milewski
Artists: Jakub Fajtanowski, Paweł Niziołek, Jarosław Wajs
World Shapers is a card drafting game for 1-4 players in which you will draft the cards and add them to your card collections originating from the elemental source tiles. You will create unique combinations providing you with creation points at the end of the game based on elemental symbols, collected sets, power crystals, and smart positioning. Shape the greatest world possible and outwit your opponents!
Players will draft one card per round and place it into their set of four columns corresponding to the elements – air, earth, fire, and water. Most cards provide creation points that are counted at the end of the game, and some have unique effects to help with scoring.
Draft cards that combo with what you already have, enhance them with power crystals and win the game!
You can find the rulebook here.
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| Weight | 0,49 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25 × 15 × 8 cm |
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