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Richard Ritterschlag (2013)

1–4 players · 10 min · age 5+ · ★ 6.4 on BGG

Players
1–4
Play time
10 min
Age
5+
Complexity
Light
BGG rating
6.4/10

Best for 1–4 players aged 5+ who like childrens games — light complexity, plays in 10 min.

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About Richard Ritterschlag

Game description from the publisher: Want to be as strong, brave and glorious as the knight Brandon the Brave? To become a knight, all knaves first have to master regal tasks and prove that they have good intuition. Your task is to seek out giants, dragons, witches, and other dangers! In Brandon the Brave, the player who can skillfully place the field tiles next to one another, thus mastering the tasks, will be the lustrous champion at the end of the game.

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Childrens GameFantasy

Mechanics: Tile Placement · Designer: Johannes Zirm

Players: 1P · 2P · 3P · 4P

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Richard Ritterschlag FAQ

How many players is Richard Ritterschlag?
Richard Ritterschlag plays with 1–4 players, ages 5 and up.
How long does Richard Ritterschlag take to play?
A game of Richard Ritterschlag takes 10 min, at light complexity (1.1/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Richard Ritterschlag any good?
Richard Ritterschlag rates 6.4/10 from 415 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a childrens game / fantasy game built around tile placement.