Board Game Geek Rating: 6.49. Avg Player Rating: 7.27. Players: 2 - 4. Published in 2013. This is the Kickstarter Edition of the City of Iron board game by Red Raven Games. It comes with the core game, a Metal Coin Set, 8 Square Contracts Cards, 1 Euro Clockwork Fortress Card and 1 Euro Cave Market Card, and Wooden Faction Tokens in each player color. Note: paid add - ons from the Kickstarter Campaign are not included unless stated otherwise. In this steampunk board game, 2 - 4 players compete to build a small nation. You can be the leader of one of four rival nations: humans, toad engineers, Cresarians, or hogmen. Produce goods like machine parts and bottled demons for wealth, research steam - age technology, and recruit mercenaries. Build schooners or airships to reach new lands. With limited city capacity, you'll decide what to keep and what to demolish. Build a civilization, customize two decks of cards in a unique deck - building twist, and choose between a powerful economy or conquest. It includes hundreds of beautifully - illustrated cards, an extra - large board, land boards, coin tokens, etc. We're glad to back campaigns for games like this one at TheGameSteward. A percentage of your purchase will go towards backing new Kickstarter games. If you have questions, contact us at The Game Steward.
How to use: First, set up the extra - large board and land boards. Hand out the wooden faction tokens to each player according to their chosen nation. Shuffle the decks of cards and deal them as per the game rules. Then start the game. Take turns to produce goods, research technology, and make strategic moves. Remember, you're building a nation in a steampunk world! Note: This is the Kickstarter Edition, and paid add - ons from the campaign are not included unless stated. When building advanced structures in your cities, think carefully about what to keep and what to demolish due to limited capacity. Maintenance: Keep the cards in a dry and clean place to prevent damage. You can use card sleeves to protect them. Store the wooden tokens and coin tokens in a container to avoid losing them. If the board gets dirty, you can gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth.
