Tuchulcha

A game by Marco Donadoni

2 - 4 Players 30 minutes Low

Dice Rolling, Roll / Spin and Move, Variable Player Powers

Dice, Mythology

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Description

Tuchulcha is a thrilling board game that delves into the mystical world of ancient Etruscan mythology. Designed by Marco Donadoni, this 2004 game is easy to learn and can be enjoyed by 2 to 4 players in just 30 minutes. Each player represents a different temple, guiding their priests, or Haruspexes, along a spiral path towards the Velthumena Altar. The goal is to have the most priests at the altar by the end of the game, but things take a dramatic turn when a player chooses to consecrate themselves to the dark god Tuchulcha, seeking to eliminate all rival priests. As players roll dice to move their pawns, they must strategically navigate the path, avoiding banishment to the Tuchulcha forest and leveraging special spaces like Mystical Stones to boost their spiritual strength. With variable player powers and multiple paths to victory, Tuchulcha offers a unique blend of luck, strategy, and social interaction. In games with 3 or 4 players, the optional Tuchulcha and Lasa Vecuvia roles add a fresh layer of complexity, introducing new objectives and abilities that can dramatically shift the course of the game. With its rich theme, simple rules, and high-quality components, Tuchulcha is an engaging and unpredictable experience that will keep you coming back for more.