Omen: Fires in the East
- Players: 2 players
- Play time: 30 min
- BGG rating: 7.5
About Omen: Fires in the East
The cities of Persia and Phoenician are rich lands of wealth, culture, and beauty. But they are not free from war and conflict. As ancient rivalries flare, mythical sphinxes and cunning merchants will join skilled soldiers and oracles to tip the scales to one side of the conflict, or the other. Omen: Fires in the East is a standalone head-to-head card game in the Omen Saga collection of games. You will manage your economy and hand of unit cards each turn as you tactically play units to cities or for their unique abilities. Plan your strategy to take advantage of the combined strength of your units to win war-torn city reward tiles, utilize their abilities, and defeat your opponent. Gain the most victory points at the end of the game to rule over these lands! Features - Head to Head demigod battles for supremacy of ancient Persia. - Tactical battle card-game where every unit has its own unique ability. - Fully compatible with any other game in the Omen Saga.
- Released
- 2019
- Designer
- John Clowdus
- Age
- 12+
- Best with
- 2 players (BGG community)
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How many players can play Omen: Fires in the East?
Omen: Fires in the East plays with 2 players.
What is the best player count for Omen: Fires in the East?
BoardGameGeek community voters say Omen: Fires in the East is best with 2 players (3 votes).
How long does Omen: Fires in the East take to play?
A game of Omen: Fires in the East takes 30 min.
What age is Omen: Fires in the East for?
The recommended minimum age for Omen: Fires in the East is 12+.
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