Board game Liguria German (Liguria)

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Product Description ■ Japanese Translation
This is a game where you get points while collecting paint for fresco painting around the Liguria Sea.
Each player has his own port. There is also an island between the ports of other players, where you can get paint.
The game board has a boat card for the number of players and a selection tile for the number of players.
Then, you place your frame in a box that shows how many selected tiles you want to get, starting with the slower player.
Then, take the selected tiles in order of the number of pieces to be acquired.
In this case, if you want to take multiple selected tiles, it will cost you to take separate tiles. Also, select one boat card in this order and take it.
Selection tiles can be used to increase a ship's range, to load a lot of paint from another player's port onto your ship, to send a diplomat to another player's port and win points from the player, to capture an island and win points at the end of the game, to convert paint to win points at the end of the game, or to gain many win points.
The ship card also shows the ship's range and special abilities for this round, as well as the ability to make the selected tile a winning point.
When you make a selection tile a winning point, some lose their original ability. Other than that, there are ones with paint marks. Put this paint in your port.
I can never remove this paint by myself. Other players come to their ports and secure them. Another important point is that.
This is not a winning point. If this point is negative at the end of the game, you reduce 5 winning points per negative point.
Then move your ship in the order you pick the selected tiles. Basically, you move only once per round.
Move within cruising distance from the current location. And you can do something there. If it's an island where you can get paint, you can capture it and get paint.
If other players are already occupying it, you need to throw in more power.
You can load paint from other players' ports onto your ship. You can also send a diplomat at that time. You can unload your port, you can unload the paint on the ship.
Paint that hasn't returned to its own port cannot be converted to win points at the end of the game.
Depending on the capabilities of the ship card, there are also ships that can stop on the way and perform these actions and continue sailing.
You can also change the direction of the ship at the beginning or end of the turn, depending on the card's ability, although you cannot change the direction of the ship outside any port.
Go through these five rounds and the game ends.
■ Game summary ■
Number of players : 3-4
Play time : about 60 minutes
Target age : 12 years old or older
Designer : Alessandro Zucchini

Game board 1 piece
Ship card 55 pieces
Paint cube 75 pieces (3 colors 25 pieces each)
Island 9 pieces
Island point tile 7 pieces
Pieces
Selected Tile 120 pieces
Cloth Bag 1 piece
Boat 4 pieces (4 colors 1 piece each)
Merchant 4 pieces (4 colors 1 piece each)
Exercise 28 pieces (4 colors 7 pieces each)
Initial Tile 2 pieces
Attached 1 piece
Port 1 piece
Instruction Manual (German / Japanese) 1 piece each