The Golem Board Game from Asmodee will let you build your own golems to protect your people and defeat your foes- check it out!
The game is actually based on The Legend of the Golem of Prague, where Rabbi Loew animated a golem to protect his people. Now, you get to try your best and actually animate your own to fend off the attackers.
The game is actually in stock right now, so if you want to pick your copy up, you can! The game is for 1-4 players and takes around 2 hours to play through the whole game. Let’s take a closer look at it!
Golem Board Game: $79.99
The game will take place over four turns with 7 phases in each round, so obviously, it will be quite strategic to get the win. The players will all get to play their own Rabbi who is trying to protect their people by animating their own golems.
There is a lot going on, with a ton of pieces and a really cool board along with some awesome ideas. It’s also fun to be able to play these games by yourself, just in case you need to kill a couple of hours. Let’s hear what they have to say about it:
The game is based on the XVI century legend of the Golem of Prague, an anthropomorphic clay statue that Rabbi Loew animated in an effort to protect his people.
The players will take the role of kabbalists to create and grow these powerful and magical creatures which will be moved to the main places of magical Prague under the control of their masters. Players will also create powerful Artifacts and will cast several kinds of spells. All of these actions are done to earn points and, after 5 rounds, determine a winner.
That does it for this one. Now go get a fun new board game!
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