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Museum

Museum

2019
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Design by Eric Dubus, Olivier Melison

Art by Vincent Dutrait · Published by Holy Grail Games

#1668
Rank
7.1
Rating
2.6
Weight
2–4
Players

It’s the turn of the 20th century, the golden age of museums. As interest in and accessibility of museums grew exponentially, many institutions underwent an intense period of expansion on both an intellectual and physical level, searching to grow their collections for profit and science. You play as a curator of one such museum and it’s your job to build the biggest, most coherent collection that you can in this game of collection and bartering featuring over 300 individual illustrations by Vincent Dutrait and authentic architectural facts. But it’s no simple task! Each player in Museum has a small collection of relics to get them started, after which, they will have to send explorers around the world to uncover others. These relics each have a value which is either the cost to add them to your museum, or how much they contribute towards adding other relics to your museum. “Spent” Relics are added to your reserve. You can withdraw them from it by exchanging them for an equal number of items; however, your opponents also has access to your reserve! During the game you will be required to assemble different collections. These can be from different categories (war, agriculture, architecture, etc) or periods (Ancient Egypt, Rome, Aztec, etc). Patron cards will give you bonus cards for amassing certain collections. Explorer cards will allow you to hire famous archeologists to confer bonuses to your museum and event cards will provide you with some game changing circumstances that you’ll have to work around, based on historical events! All these different elements make compiling your collection an interesting and sometimes tricky experience! At the end of the game points are scored based on collections and their value and the player with the most points wins! Solo play unlocked as a Kickstarter exclusive.

Card Game · Open Drafting, Set Collection, Trading

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2 3D models for Museum

2 designers · newest 7y ago

MUSEUM Boardgame organizer
MUSEUM Boardgame organizer
Inserts
Thingiverse ilawx 28
Museum - Everything in one box!
Museum - Everything in one box!
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Thingiverse Dezza_88 10

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Expansions (3 with prints)

Museum: The Archaeologists
Museum: The Archaeologists
2018 · 1 print
Museum: The Black Market
Museum: The Black Market
2018 · 2 prints
Museum: The World's Fair
Museum: The World's Fair
2018 · 1 print
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