Coatl

The election of the Aztec High Priest is near. Contenders engage in a race for prestige, striving to prove their worth and win the gods' favor. In Cóatl, players compete to craft the most stunning and valuable feathered snakes, known as Cóatl. These serpents are built using chunky, colorful plastic tiles for the head, tail, and body. On each turn, players can either take tiles from the central board to their personal one or construct a Cóatl with the collected tiles. The game ends when a player finishes their third Cóatl. Points are awarded for achieving objectives, and the player with the most points becomes the new High Priest!

Cóatl is an exciting board game. To start, set up the central board with the available tiles. Each player gets a personal board. On your turn, you have two options. You can take tiles from the central board and place them on your personal board for future use. Or, you can use the tiles you've collected to build a Cóatl. Just match the head, tail, and body tiles to create your snake. Keep in mind, the game ends when one player finishes their third Cóatl. So, plan your moves carefully to fulfill objectives and score points. When it comes to maintenance, since the game pieces are made of plastic, keep them away from sharp objects to avoid scratches. Also, store the game in a dry place to prevent damage. Have fun playing and aim to become the High Priest!