
Weimar
A board game by Roland Weiniger
4-7 Players 360 minutes Unknown
Simultaneous Action Selection, Card Drafting, Dice Rolling, Role Playing, Voting
Economic, Political
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Description
Weimar is a game of politics and economics for 4 to 7 players that promises a marathon session of social interaction and strategic thinking, lasting around 360 minutes. Despite its long playtime, the rules are surprisingly simple and can be explained quickly, making it easy for new players to jump in. Designed by Roland Weiniger in 1996, Weimar combines a unique blend of mechanics, including dice rolling, card drafting, role playing, and simultaneous action selection, all with a dash of voting to keep things interesting. As players navigate the complex web of economic and political intrigue, alliances will form and tempers will fray, making for a deeply engaging and immersive experience. With its rich thematic depth and wide range of player interactions, Weimar is a game that will keep you on the edge of your seat, wondering what your fellow players will do next.
