Board Game
King's Progress
Released 2002 / 2-4 players / 20-20 min / Ages 0+
Designer: Phillip Lerche
Artist: (Uncredited)
Publisher: (Web published), Piecepack Games
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Description
Medieval Kings would often visit the various cities of their kingdoms in order to enforce tax collection and discourage thoughts of rebellion and treason. This was known as a Progress. In this game each player acts as a King’s chancellor
overseeing the King’s Progress throughout the cities of the kingdom. The aim is to collect the most tax at the end of the game by steering your own King through the richest cities with the highest investments while scheming to force the Kings of your opponents to travel through poor cities with low investments.
Rules can be found on the Piecepack Wiki.
Game System
Piecepack Game System
overseeing the King’s Progress throughout the cities of the kingdom. The aim is to collect the most tax at the end of the game by steering your own King through the richest cities with the highest investments while scheming to force the Kings of your opponents to travel through poor cities with low investments.
Rules can be found on the Piecepack Wiki.
Game System
Piecepack Game System
