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Uno Studio in Smeraldo

Uno Studio in Smeraldo is a captivating horror game featuring deck-building mechanics, based on a renowned tale by Neil Gaiman. For 2-5 players, this title combines strategic deck construction with an engaging horror atmosphere. With 90-minute gameplay, players battle dark forces through strategic card play. Published by Asmodee.

A board game by Martin Wallace
Publisher: Asmodee Italia
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140 cards of 63.5mm width and 88.0mm of height
2x (100 Pcs) Ultra-Pro: 100 Bustine Standard (66.7 x 92.1 mm) (81126)
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2x (100 Pcs) Mayday Games: 100 Bustine Standard (63.5 x 88 mm) (MDG7041)
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2x (100 Pcs) Dragon Shield: 100 Bustine Standard (63.5 x 88 mm)
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2x (100 Pcs) Ultra-Pro: 100 Bustine Standard Pro-Fit (64 x 89 mm) (82712)
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3x (50 Pcs) Ultra-Pro: 50 Bustine Standard Gaming (66 x 91 mm) (82667)
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2x (100 Pcs) Mayday Games: 100 Bustine Almost a Penny (66 x 91 mm) (MDG7105)
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A Study in Emerald is a game for two to five players based on the award-winning short story of the same name by Neil Gaiman. In this stylistic mash-up of Sherlock Holmes and H.P. Lovecraft, the worst has already happened and the world is now ruled by the Old Ones. However, a secret war is being fought to free mankind from their servitude. The game A Study in Emerald fleshes out this core idea by including historical figures from the late nineteenth century, most being persons involved in the anarchist movement of the time. Deck-building forms the core of the game. You use influence cubes to bid for the right to draft cards and take control of cities. Each player has a secret identity, either a Restorationist fighting against the creatures or a Loyalist attempting to defend the status quo. Which side you are on determines what you score points for. An additional twist is that the performance of other players on the same side as you can stop you from winning if they are doing particularly badly, so you really want to know who is on which side. More specifically, when the game ends – and this can result from multiple causes, such as a marker on the War or Revolution track hitting 15 or the assassination of a Restorationist player agent – then the sides compare their scores; which side has the lowest score automatically loses, then the player with the highest score on the remaining team wins the game. The game takes around ninety minutes to play and is more complex than most, so more suitable for the experienced gamer.

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Mechanics: Area Control/Area Influence Auction/Bidding Card Drafting Partnerships
Categories: Horror Themed Themed
Alternative names: A Study in Emerald Uno Studio In Smeraldo
BARCODE: 3558380033172
In 31 wishlists In 22 collections This was seen 16935 times
Description Description

A Study in Emerald is a game for two to five players based on the award-winning short story of the same name by Neil Gaiman. In this stylistic mash-up of Sherlock Holmes and H.P. Lovecraft, the worst has already happened and the world is now ruled by the Old Ones. However, a secret war is being fought to free mankind from their servitude. The game A Study in Emerald fleshes out this core idea by including historical figures from the late nineteenth century, most being persons involved in the anarchist movement of the time. Deck-building forms the core of the game. You use influence cubes to bid for the right to draft cards and take control of cities. Each player has a secret identity, either a Restorationist fighting against the creatures or a Loyalist attempting to defend the status quo. Which side you are on determines what you score points for. An additional twist is that the performance of other players on the same side as you can stop you from winning if they are doing particularly badly, so you really want to know who is on which side. More specifically, when the game ends – and this can result from multiple causes, such as a marker on the War or Revolution track hitting 15 or the assassination of a Restorationist player agent – then the sides compare their scores; which side has the lowest score automatically loses, then the player with the highest score on the remaining team wins the game. The game takes around ninety minutes to play and is more complex than most, so more suitable for the experienced gamer.

Card sleeves in this game Card sleeves in this game
140 cards of 63.5mm width and 88.0mm of height
2x (100 Pcs) Ultra-Pro: 100 Bustine Standard (66.7 x 92.1 mm) (81126)
Available
3x (50 Pcs) Mayday Games: 50 Bustine Premium Standard (63.5 x 88 mm) (MDG7077)
To Order
2x (100 Pcs) Mayday Games: 100 Bustine Standard (63.5 x 88 mm) (MDG7041)
To Order
2x (100 Pcs) Dragon Shield: 100 Bustine Standard (63.5 x 88 mm)
To Order
2x (100 Pcs) Ultra-Pro: 100 Bustine Standard Pro-Fit (64 x 89 mm) (82712)
Available
3x (50 Pcs) Ultra-Pro: 50 Bustine Standard Gaming (66 x 91 mm) (82667)
Available
2x (100 Pcs) Mayday Games: 100 Bustine Almost a Penny (66 x 91 mm) (MDG7105)
Available
2x (100 Pcs) Ultra-Pro: 100 Bustine Standard Gaming (66 x 91 mm)
To Order
Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Area Control/Area Influence Auction/Bidding Card Drafting Partnerships
Categories: Horror Themed Themed
Alternative names: A Study in Emerald Uno Studio In Smeraldo
BARCODE: 3558380033172
In 31 wishlists In 22 collections This was seen 16935 times

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How many players it plays best with · 106 votes on BoardGameGeek

  • 1 0 0 say it plays best, 0 recommend it, 61 do not recommend it
  • 2 4 4 say it plays best, 13 recommend it, 54 do not recommend it
  • 3 7 7 say it plays best, 52 recommend it, 25 do not recommend it
  • 4 28 28 say it plays best, 53 recommend it, 4 do not recommend it
  • 5 65 65 say it plays best, 22 recommend it, 4 do not recommend it
  • 5+ 0 0 say it plays best, 0 recommend it, 38 do not recommend it

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