Gnostica

A game by John Cooper, Jacob Davenport, Kory Heath, Kristin Matherly

2 - 6 Players 60 minutes Medium

Area Majority / Influence, Modular Board, Tile Placement

Abstract Strategy, Card Game, Print & Play, Territory Building

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Description

Gnostica is a strategic and immersive board game that challenges 2 to 6 players to battle for territory control. With a playtime of 60 minutes, this game is perfect for a fun and engaging evening with friends. The game's modular board, composed of tarot cards, ensures that each playthrough is unique and exciting. Players use Looney Pyramids to represent their minions, which occupy territories and grant access to powerful abilities. Every tarot card has a distinct power, and players can harness these powers to outmaneuver their opponents. As players navigate the ever-changing board, they must strategically place their pieces and utilize their tarot card hands to maximize their influence. The goal is to accumulate 9 points by occupying valuable territories, and the game ends when one player emerges victorious. With its normal complexity level, Gnostica is accessible to board game enthusiasts, and its blend of area majority, tile placement, and abstract strategy mechanics makes it a thrilling experience. First published in 2001, Gnostica has stood the test of time, offering a captivating and competitive gameplay experience that will keep you coming back for more.