Review Glen More II: Chronicles

The central mechanic of Glen More II: Chronicles is that the last player on a circular track of tiles (or rondel) advances as much as he wants on this track to take a tile.
< br />After paying the cost, he places this tile in his territory, thus activating this tile and all neighboring tiles, triggering the production of resources, movement points, VP, etc.

Then, the player who is last on this circular track takes his turn and so on.

There is also a market in the center of the board which allows you to acquire resources and resell them.

You should also not forget to collect important places and characters for victory points.

Once you have recruited a character, you You can then place tokens bearing your clan’s symbol on the travel board to benefit from various bonuses.

The game takes place over four rounds, symbolized by four piles of tiles.
< br />After each round, a scoring phase occurs where players compare their number of whiskey barrels, Scots in the castle, cards and characters with the player with the fewest items in each category, receiving points. victory points (VP) based on the difference.

After four rounds, additional victory points are awarded for gold coins and certain cards and tiles, while penalties are assessed in based on territory size, comparing each player’s territory to the smallest in play.

The “Chronicles” in the title – a set of eight expansions to the base game – are an important part of these new mechanics. Each Chronicle adds a new gameplay element to the base game.