Goetia: Nine Kings of Solomon details
- Designer: Kristian Karlberg
- Artists: Andrzej Masianis
- Publishers: Demonic Games
- Release Date: 2021
- Player count : 2 - 4
- Age range : 13+
- Time range : 80 - 160 minutes
- Mechanism(s): End Game Bonuses, Modular Board, Variable Player Powers, Variable Set-up, Worker Placement
- BGG Geek Rating: 7.73436 - converted to Meeple Mountain scale: 4.0.
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Goetia: Nine Kings of Solomon is a worker placement, resource management game where each players try to contact, conjure and worship goetic demons. The game is focusing on the 9 demon kings that appear in the scriptures Lemegeton Clavicula Salomonis.
The game is played in clockwise turn order. Each turn the players places one of their 3 followers on a modular board. When placing a worker the players get the depicted resource(s).
Players can get more workers from the outskirts by paying all visible resources from that specific row or column. If you buy a worker early in a round the cost is high. If you buy a worker later the cost is low - all depending on how you and your opponents are playing.
Players can also pay one resource in order to send their workers to contact demons. By contacting demons players are awarded Demonic Attention. When a Demon has run out of attention, a Demon is conjured and players can now pay more resources to worship said Demon in order to get special abilities (Demonic Powers, Artifacts, Treasures).
Demonic Powers are worth Worship Points (WP). The player with the most most coins and WP from demonic abilities and pacts is the winner.
When all demonic powers have been awarded to the players new special areas are uncovered where players can earn more Worship Points by exchanging cubes for Attention, or making Pacts with Demons.
Game ends when a player has 4 active Pacts with a Demon, or when a certain number of Pacts have been acquired by all players.
—description from the designer
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