Board Game - Discworld

Ankh-Morpork — a strategy game set in the eponymous city, known from the "Discworld" of British humor master Terry Pratchett. According to the plot of the game, the current patrician of Ankh-Morpork, Lord Vetinari, has vanished without a trace, died, or perhaps just left for the weekend, but a holy place does not remain empty: a battle has already unfolded over the vacant position among several personalities who wish to remain secret for the time being. After all, while the cat is away, the mice start their game.

The players' goals differ and depend on the secret personalities assigned to them before the game. As one of the three lords, a player must take control of a certain number of districts, which directly depends on the number of players involved. If a player is Vetinari, who secretly returns to the city, their task is to place their lackeys in nine different districts of Morpork. The troll Chrysoprase dreams of having a fortune of 50 dollars, taking into account the value of the buildings located on the city map. The dragon, the King of Heralds, longs to cause enough trouble to the city to restore its rightful king. And Samuel Vimes simply does his job and tries not to let others achieve their goals, dragging the game to the "exhaustion" of the deck of cards.

Components:

• 48 minion tokens (4 sets of 12 pieces)
• 24 building tokens (4 sets of 6 pieces)
• 4 demon tokens
• 3 troll tokens
• 12 trouble markers
• twelve-sided die
• 35 silver coins worth $1
• 17 gold coins worth $5
• 4 player reminders
• 12 random event cards
• 7 character cards
• 12 city district cards
• 48 game cards with a green edge
• 53 game cards with a brown edge
• game board
• game rules

Game duration: from 30 to 60 minutes
Number of players: from 2 to 4