Évora, a temple-building business in an ancient Roman city [Review]
Évora is a game that utilizes a rondel to trigger actions, which then help to grab the area majority while building ancient temples of Rome.
Board Game Review
Évora is a game that utilizes a rondel to trigger actions, which then help to grab the area majority while building ancient temples of Rome.
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