NSV 4080 Ohanami International Card Game, Multicoloured

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For the quality section of the Ohanami review, we award a very good 9 out of 10. This is a small box game. In board games, it is pretty true (with exceptions) that the smaller the box, the simpler and less intense it is. That is the case with these types of easy to the table games. With that said, just because you are not some intense thing, doesn’t mean you are not as high of quality. In the end, the format remains vastly similar to the original American version of the game and the player with the most money at the end of the game is victorious. If you're interested in joining the guest blogging team, please complete our short application and a member of the team will be in touch. Social Media At the start of a round, each player receives a hand of ten cards. Each player chooses two cards, then passes the remaining cards to the left. All players reveal their cards at the same time, then decide whether to use 0, 1, or 2 of them in personal rows of cards. When you start a row, you can use any card; to add a card to an existing row, that card must be higher than the row's highest card or lower than the lowest one. A player can have at most three rows of cards. Discard any cards you don't use. At the end of the first round, only the blue water feature cards will score. Count the total number of blue cards in your gardens and earn 3 points for each of them. None of your other cards will score in round one.

Wolf Man: The Wolf Man, or Larry as he is remembered in the village, is a good man who is haunted by this terrible affliction. The players are first tasked with discovering a cure for him and then administering the cure, thus “defeating” him. In this card game, players work to build the most beautiful gardens in the three rounds of the game. However, the criteria change each round, so you have to work on both short term and long term goals. Interestingly, while the game is played in three rounds, the gardens remain on the table for the whole game – you keep building them larger and larger.

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Ohanami gives players the chance to build intricate gardens, all the while earning points for doing so. Players may only have a maximum of three gardens throughout the course of a round. These gardens grow by adding new cards to them To do so, the numbers of the new card must be higher than the highest card in the garden or lower than the lowest card in the garden.

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In round two, both your blue water cards, and your green plant cards will score. Blue will again earn you 3 points apiece. Green will be worth 4 points each. Note: you are scoring for all the blue and all the green in your gardens, not just the cards you added during this round. Share — give or take — as many Items as you’d like with Heroes on your space. This action isn’t a 1:1 exchange and doesn’t even need to involve you as long as the Heroes doing the sharing are on your space.

To complete any of the Monsters’ tasks or to defeat them, players have to gather specific Items, located throughout the village, that they will use (and then discard) at specific locations. For example, to help develop a cure for the Wolf Man, you have to use blue (intellectual) Items at the laboratory or to smash one of Dracula’s coffins, you must use red (physical) items.

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I keep my old scoresheets in the box, and I usually just hand each player an older sheet so that they can use it as a reminder of the point scale for the pink cards – and also to get a gauge for how scoring went for people in a previous game. I will also note that there is a player aid on the edge on the box bottom – so if you leave the lid off, players can use that as well to see the needed info.