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Flora

Flora 1968

Design Rudi Hoffmann
7.0 /10
BGG rating
1.0
Weight
2–4
Players
30
Minutes
0
Age
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About the Game

This game seems to have some of the most uniquely formed tiles: They look like the outer shape of a water fountain after a pipe has burst.

There are 78 of these tiles, depicting flowers, leaves, bees, bugs and scissors. The winner is the one who builds at first on the playing mat in front of him 4 flowers. Two of these have to be from the same kind.

With the scissors you can cut an unfinished flower from an opponent and use his tiles for yourself. The bug allows to change a certain number of tiles (variable) and placed on top of one of your flowers prevents the opponent to cut it.

At the end of the game the flowers count different point value.

This is a stripped down variant of the OGALLALA game from the same author.

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