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Shogun Big Box

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Queen Games
QNG-20142
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Number of Players 3-5
Playtime 120-150 Min
Suggested Ages 12+
Designer(s) Dirk Henn
Publisher Queen Games

Shogun Big Box comes with the base game of Shogun and its expansion Shogun: Tenno's Court, as well as three small modules: Samurai, Military Leaders and Chambers, with the latter two unique to this release.

With Samurai, players receive a stack of cards showing progressively better bonuses. At the stat of each round, if a player controls provinces in at least four regions, they reveal the next card in their stack and select one of the bonuses depicted on it. These bonuses can include war chests, armies placed directly into the tower tray, rice and victory points.

With Military Leaders, each player is given one military leader figure to place on one of their controlled provinces. A player's leader gives extra benefits for performing actions in their province, such as reducing the cost for buildings or providing extra resources when collecting rice or taxes. At the end of a player's turn, they will move their leader to an adjacent province they control and leave a marker at the old location - if they don't control any provinces adjacent to where their leader is, they move their leader to any of their controlled provinces without leaving a marker behind. The more markers a player has on the board at the end of the game, the more points they will be awarded!

For Chambers, many offices must be taken in order to rule the land. At the start of each round, six chamber markers are revealed and placed on the corresponding spaces on the chamber tableau, representing available offices that can be filled by the players. Whoever has the most provinces in each region can fill the position by exchanging the chamber marker on the tableau with one of their own player markers. At the end of the game, players score extra points for majorities in horizontal and vertical lines on the chamber tableau.

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