Golem

Engine-building game

The game Golem is based on a Jewish legend from the 16th century. Rabbi Loew made a clay human figure and resurrected the creature to protect his people.

In the game Golem, players take on the role of rabbis who create and grow powerful creatures. However, when a Golem becomes too powerful, it destroys everything it encounters along the way. In this case, the Golem must be destroyed (in exchange for bonuses).

Furthermore, the players develop by creating powerful artifacts and by acquiring knowledge from ancient books.

At the end of the fourth round, players score points for active or buried golems, artifacts, books, development on their personal board, and collected goal cards.

Components of the game:

1 Main board, 1 Synagogue board, 1 Synagogue structure, 15 colored marbles, 12 Action tiles, 12 Character cards, 27 Objective cards, 38 Book cards, 30 Neighborhood tiles, 4 Pass tiles, 37 Clay tokens, 37 Knowledge tokens, 37 Coin tokens, 40 Gold pieces, 4 Artifact tiles, 3 Menorah tokens, 18 Starting tiles.
For each player: 1 Rabbi, 3 Students, 6 Golmes, 4 Player markers, 1 Player board, 6 Artifact Development tiles, 6 Golem Develpment tiles, 6 Study Development tiles, 1 Summary Card.
For the Automa: 20 Automa Cards, 1 Main Strategy tile, 3 Strategy tiles, 1 Resource track, 1 Resource marker, 2 Special Development tiles.