The art and the theme on this game help separate it from anything else in my collection. Players also score points for placing more Markers on Battle cards and for defeated factions that match their Crusade card. When the game ends, players score points for the Rituals recorded on the Monastery mat and 1 point for each of their faceup Illumination tiles in each Book. Then, the player with more tiles on their side wins theīounded Battle, flips the losing side’s tiles facedown, and places their Marker on the matching Battle card. These conflicts are resolved only when they are bounded on all sides. By placing tiles next to others of matching color, players collect Ritual tokens to score points at the Ritual stations in the Monastery when they are occupied by the Abbot.Īs tiles are placed in Books, conflicts are set in motion: Angels wrestle with Demons, Knights skirmish with Dragons, Monks contend with Rabbits, and Dogs struggle with Squirrels. With careful placement, players collect Coins that allow them to perform special actions or purchase Scriptorium cards.
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Illumination is a game of Mad Medieval Monks and Illuminated Manuscripts.Įach turn, players create illuminations in three Books by placing one full row or column of tiles of their choice from their Player mat. So we are glad you discovered this blog, and hope you stick around for future posts! As a pair of relatively new wargamers coming from a background of euro games, a lot of things in the wargaming hobby are going to be new to us and we hope to provide a fresh voice for those who might be on a similar journey into this area of gaming. And you can follow us on Twitter at to Swords and Chit! Our aim is to focus on discussing and reviewing wargames (with the occasional foray into something different, such is the case here). Note: You can find a Geeklist with all our content linked here.
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