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Your starting deck consists of your two Best Friend cards (marked with a star), listed on the back of your player board, plus 8 random cards from the kid deck. LiuĮach player gets a player board and the matching tokens: place your scoring token on “0” on the victory track, and your fort token on the “0” level of your fort. Each player starts with 2 “best friends” and 8 other kid cards. Place the macaroni sculpture card nearby. Shuffle the made-up rule cards and make a stack of one more than the number of players, placed face-down. Shuffle the perk cards and place one more than the number of players face-up, returning the rest to the box. In the center of the play area, place the victory track board, the supply of pizza and toy tokens, and the deck of kid cards. The goal of the game is to score the most points-by building up your fort, following your made-up rule, and using various kid abilities. Over the course of the game, you will gain new cards, but you may also lose cards as well. When your deck runs out, you shuffle your own discard pile to make a new deck.
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You can also try it for free on Tabletop Simulator.įort is a deck-building game, which means that each player manages their own deck of cards and personal discard pile.
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You can download a copy of the rulebook here. Fortunately, they’re underneath the larger cards, and there are extra wells for those, so overall things do tend to stay put. It worked fine when the cards were still in shrink wrap, but once I opened them, they overflow it a little and slide around. The box insert is all right, except that the well for the mini-cards is a little shallow. It’s amusing to me that the pizzas are hexagonal, but it makes the tokens the same shape. The resource tokens are toys and pizzas, and are hexagonal bits.
The wooden bits are screen-printed: the fort and scoring tokens are cylinders in the player colors, with a “fort” pennant and the suit icon, respectively. They’re just little bios of the kids and add a little flavor to the game. LiuĪ fun touch on the backs of the player boards are the descriptions of your “best friends,” which are the two cards you start with in your deck. The backs of the player boards show your best friends. Most of the kids reflect the suit they belong to somehow: the skateboard suit tends to have a vehicle of some sort, the glue suit usually involves crafts, and so on. There are six main suits in Fort: book, crown, water gun, glue, skateboard, and shovel (plus a wild suit, coin). The cards are illustrated by Kyle Ferrin (who has also illustrated Leder Games’ other titles, like Vast and Root) and they’re a lot of fun. The kid cards are regular-sized, and all the others are mini cards. There are six different suits in Fort, plus a wild suit (not pictured). There’s also a cut-out on the left side where you can tuck a card and have the card icon show through, though I didn’t find this as necessary in the game you can tuck multiple cards, so the cut-out is only useful for the first card. The component quality is nice: the player boards are dual-layered, with wells to hold various tokens in place. It was developed by Nick Brachmann for Leder Games, with illustrations by Kyle Ferrin. Currently my 2-player games still take about 30 minutes.)įort was designed by Grant Rodiek (and originally self-published in a different form as SPQF). (I’ll note that the gameplay will be a bit longer when you’re still learning the game, but 20–40 minutes seems reasonable for players who no longer need to consult the player aid for the various action icons. It is currently available for pre-order from Leder Games for $30 (plus shipping), with an expected retail release date of August 25. What Is Fort?įort is a deck-building game for 2 to 4 players, ages 10 and up, and takes about 20 to 40 minutes to play.
Grab your friends and build the best Fort! But remember: kids you don’t play with just might wander to somebody else’s yard.
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