How many players is In the Name of Odin?

In the Name of Odin plays with 2–5 players, ages 13 and up.

How long does In the Name of Odin take to play?

A game of In the Name of Odin takes 45–60 min, at medium complexity (2.6/5 on BoardGameGeek).

Is In the Name of Odin any good?

In the Name of Odin rates 6.7/10 from 648 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a medieval game built around hand management, set collection.

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In the Name of Odin (2016)

2–5 players · 45–60 min · age 13+ · ★ 6.7 on BGG

Players: 2–5
Play time: 45–60 min
Age: 13+
Complexity: Medium
BGG rating: 6.7/10

Best for 2–5 players aged 13+ who like medieval games — medium complexity, plays in 45–60 min.

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About In the Name of Odin

In the Name of Odin is a strategy game for 2-5 players, each with a claim to become the new Jarl. You are all brave warriors, shrewd traders and bold explorers, but only one of you will become the new Jarl to rule in the name of Odin! During the game, each player expends action cards to construct new buildings in their village, gather companions, recruit famous Vikings, and build longships that will carry them to fame and glory.

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Medieval

Mechanics: Hand Management, Set Collection

Players: 2P · 3P · 4P · 5P

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In the Name of Odin FAQ

How many players is In the Name of Odin?: In the Name of Odin plays with 2–5 players, ages 13 and up.
How long does In the Name of Odin take to play?: A game of In the Name of Odin takes 45–60 min, at medium complexity (2.6/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is In the Name of Odin any good?: In the Name of Odin rates 6.7/10 from 648 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a medieval game built around hand management, set collection.