The basic game Alhambra and five extensions: The Favor of the Vizier, the Gates of the City, the Thieves' Hour, the Chamber of Treasures and the Power of the Sultan. The best architects of the medieval world converge on Granada to participate in the construction of the Alhambra, the Sultan's palace. To prove their talent, they will have to erect towers and build pavilions and arcades.
A public and critical success, Alhambra succeeds in the challenge of being simple, accessible and endowed with a tactical depth that guarantees a profound renewal. This is even more true in this Big Box, which contains its five extensions: Favor of the Vizier, Gates of the City, Thieves, Chamber of Treasures and Power of the Sultan.
Alhambra: Big Box funded on the Kickstarter platform
Alhambra: Big Box was funded on the Crowdfunding Kickstarter (See the campaign) platform on the Aug 6, 2014, the campaign lasted 19 days. 1,135 people helped funded the game, whose the amount requested was $20,000.00. Thanks to these 1,135 people the game could be funded up to $112,246.00, ~561.23%.
Rule, Educational Sheet ... 2 Files Available2 Files Available
Download the rule for Alhambra: Big Box or any other documents (scenarios, goodies, pedagogical sheet, erratum, ...). 2 PDF files are available. See all available files
Contents of the box : 6 small starting square boxes, 54 small square boxes Buildings, 1 construction site, 1 game board, 12 counters, 108 payment cards in 4 different currencies, 2 point count cards, 6 reserve boxes, 1 cloth purse, 1 game rule. Extension 1: 6 wooden vizier counters in the players' colours. Extension 2: 6 Wooden City Gates, 8 Camps tiles, 27 Map (Ticket type) (11 Diamonds, 10 Characters, 6 City Gates). Extension 3: 8 playing cards each representing a specific wall segment, 12 wooden sticks which, according to the instructions of one of the cards, can be integrated as a wall in the players' Alhambras. Extension 4: 42 chests in 6 colours, 1 small tray representing the treasure room and its 3 rooms, 1 canvas bag. Extension 5: 18 counting cards, each with the 6 types of buildings in a different order, 1 point display card with recesses to place 3 cards.
