Build your kingdom with the strongest cards in the strategic Dominion!
As king of a beautiful little country, it is up to you to prove that you are stronger than your rivals. Invest in the best buildings, expand your money supply and deploy your subjects at the right moment to improve your deck. In this well-known deck-building game, you draw cards from your deck to grow your domain, so make sure you spend your money wisely! With a selection of ten different sets of kingdom cards per game that can strengthen your kingdom, every game is different and always requires a new strategy. Dominate the enemy and unite the warring kingdoms under your rule in the strategic card game Dominion!
Why would you want to play this?
• A well-known card game that has been hugely popular for years.
• Lots of strategic depth with a short playing time.
• Accessible rules so you can start playing straight away.
Who plays Dominion?
Dominion is an accessible strategic card game with plenty of depth. Players who love strategy but don’t want to spend too long reading through the rules will enjoy Dominion’s simplicity. On the other hand, the game’s many possible variations also provide intriguing challenges for seasoned strategists. Dominion thus offers a wonderful balance between simplicity and complexity for players of all levels!
How do you play Dominion?
Each turn consists of three phases: the action phase, the purchase phase and the clean-up phase. You always start the action phase with 5 cards in your hand. In this phase, you play 1 action card and carry out what is written on the card. In the purchase phase, you can then use your money cards to buy a card to add to your deck. Some cards give you the option to perform more actions or buy more cards. In the discard phase, you discard all the cards you have bought or played and draw five new cards. If you cannot draw any more cards, you shuffle all your cards and replenish your hand. Now all the cards you have bought are also in the draw pile! You continue playing until the province card deck or three piles on the market are empty. The player with the most victory points at this point wins the game
