Blue Moon City is a 2006 board game designed by Reiner Knizia, published in the United States by Fantasy Flight Games and in Greece by Kaissa. Two to four players compete to be the first to rebuild a shattered fantasy city, moving creature cards to construction sites around a central board and contributing resources to complete buildings before their rivals, in a city-building game with a heavy fantasy theme. The game shares artwork style and some thematic connections with Knizia's earlier Blue Moon card game, though the two are played independently of one another, and both draw on the same fictional world of dragon-riding factions competing for territory and standing.
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Playing Time Age Suitability PublisherSpaghetti Western Games 2 Game Category Game Category Game MechanicArea Majority / Influence 2 Game Mechanic Game Mechanic Game Mechanic Game Mechanic Minimum Players Maximum Players Classification
Player CountSmall Group (3-6 Players) 1 Sport
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1. Blue Moon City (Wikipedia)
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is a 2006 designer board game by Reiner Knizia
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is a 2006 designer board game by Reiner Knizia
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2 to 4
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10 and up
View the Source2. Blue Moon City (BoardGameGeek)
- Playing Time: 50
- Designer: Reiner Knizia
- Publisher: Brain Games
- Publisher: CMON Global Limited
- Publisher: Fantasy Flight Games
- Publisher: Galakta
- Publisher: Galápagos Jogos
- Publisher: Hobby Japan
- Publisher: Kaissa Chess & Games
- Publisher: KOSMOS
- Publisher: Laser plus
- Publisher: Smart Ltd
- Publisher: Spaghetti Western Games
- Game Category: City Building
- Game Category: Fantasy
- Game Mechanic: Area Majority / Influence
- Game Mechanic: Grid Movement
- Game Mechanic: Hand Management
- Game Mechanic: Modular Board
- Game Mechanic: Set Collection
- Minimum Players: 2
- Maximum Players: 4
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