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Today we're going to talk about Vampire Village!
Experienced villagers, for 1 to 5 players, ages 10 and up, for 20 minutes, protect yourselves from the zombies to survive!
Many Creatures lurk in the shadows, watching you. They will wait for nightfall to attack your Village. In Vampire Village, prepare for attacks from all sides. Can you organize your Village's defense to avoid a massacre?
In Vampire Village, the goal is to protect your Village from Creature attacks. A game of Vampire Village is played over two rounds. Each round consists of three phases: the building phase, the creature phase, and the attack phase.
During the building phase, each player selects one Village card and places it face down. They then pass the cards to their neighbor (left for the first round and right for the second). Once all players have chosen, each player reveals their card and places it in their Village, respecting certain rules: a Village card must be adjacent to at least one other Village card, and a Village card cannot exceed four cards in width or height. Two types of cards can be played: a Building or a Hero.
The Creature Phase takes place over two rounds. Each round, each player draws three cards. They give one to the player on their left, one to the player on their right, and keep one face down for themselves. Once all players have distributed their cards, each player reveals their three cards and places them around their Village according to the Creature type: Witches are placed on the left, Werewolves above the Village, Vampires on the right, and Demons below the Village. This Phase ends after both rounds have been completed.
The Attack Phase is played simultaneously. Each Village is attacked by Creatures, which are placed around it, starting with Demons and continuing in the order determined by the tiles laid out at the beginning of the game.
Threat tokens can be used to indicate the Attack value. To resolve an Attack, the Attack value of all Creatures of the same type must be calculated. Next, you must calculate the cards in the row or column closest to the Creatures participating in the Defense.
– If the Attack value is less than or equal to the Village's Defense, the Creatures are repelled. Leave the cards in place for the next round.
– However, if the Attack value is greater than the Village's Defense, one of the Creatures enters the Village. At that point, you must destroy a Village card in the attacked row or column. All Villagers on that card are destroyed.
The weakest Creature is destroyed. When a Hero card is destroyed, if it has the icon corresponding to the Creature type, the player can destroy any Creature card from among the Attackers. If any Creatures remain, you must make another Attack, and continue until the Attack value becomes less than or equal to the Village's Defense.
The game ends after 2 rounds. Each Creature and each Villager counts as 1 point. The player with the most points wins the game.
Good day and good game ;)
