Board game Seven Wonders of the Ancient World : Duel multilingual (Duel)

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Product description ■ "The beginning does not hint at the end." ) -- Herodotus
「 Seven Wonders of the Ancient World : Duel 」 is a stand-alone game in the 「 7 Wonders / Seven Wonders of the Ancient World 」 series, specifically designed for two player play.
In this game, each player leads a civilization and builds buildings and seven wonders.
All the buildings and the Seven Wonders that each player has built together are called "cities." The player plays three generations and uses one of the three stacks per generation (first generation I, then generation II, and finally generation III).
Each generation card represents a building and is selected and played in a new draft system.
For each generation, each player plays about 10 cards and gets a coin, strengthens the army, makes scientific discoveries, and develops cities.
In the same way, three generations in a row, the player who gets more points wins.
The game offers a new card draft system, three winning conditions, scientific advances, a unique military system,
and 12 wonders, all of which combine to create a new game that is addictive and enduring.
* This game is not an extension of 「 Seven Wonders of the Ancient World / 7 Wonders 」. It is a game that can be played by itself.
* This product is multilingual including Japanese. Card names and city names are written in Roman letters.
■ Game Summary ■
Number of players : 2
Play time : about 30 minutes
Target age : over 10
Designer : Antoine ボゥザ & Bruno Catala

1 Game Board
66 Generation Cards
7 GuiLd Cards
12 Mystery Cards
4 Battle Tokens
10 Progress Tokens
1 Conflict Frame
31 Coins
1 Score Book
1 Instruction Manual (Japanese)
1 Help Sheet
* For used items, 「 Score Book 」 is a consumable item and may not be complete. Please understand in advance.
* The reserved item is a re-arrival item. First release date December 15, 2015