Yspahan

1598. Yspahan the fair is the capital of the Persian empire. Being at the center of the world, the city enjoys a period of cultural and economic blossoming. The cities and villages of the region intend to take advantage of this expansion. Caravans loaded with goods and jewels set out for the desert. They bear the promises of a radiant future.

The players embody merchants trading with Yspahan. Meaning to take advantage of the coming of the Shah’s Supervisor, they score points by placing their goods in the right shops, by sending them to the Caravan, and by constructing buildings. At the end of the game, the player with the highest score is the winner.

Contents:
1 City board, 1 Tower board, 1 Caravan board, 4 individual player boards, 100 goods cubes (25 each in 4 colors), 2 white cubes (day and week markers), 1 white "Supervisor" pawn, 1 black "First Player" pawn, 25 camels, 25 wooden gold pieces, 9 white dice, 3 yellow dice, 18 action cards, 1 game help sheet, 1 rulebook.

Type: Economic | Players: 3-4 Players | Length: 45-90 minutes