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Ierusalem Anno Domini Board Game

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Devir GamesSKU: 178241

Ierusalem: Anno Domini is an area management game that takes place on a number of concentric rings around the table at the Last Supper
Each player controls a faction that is posturing to get as close to the table as possible, seating the apostles and claiming seats behind.
The game's timer is controlled by the activity of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish ruling council, as they eventually approach to arrest Jesus on his way to the cross.

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Travel 2000 years back in time to re-live one of the most influential episodes in Western history: The Last Supper. Players control one of the different clans that inhabit the city, collecting stones, bread, fish, and dinars while trying to become the most influential group by sitting their followers closest to Jesus and the apostles. The immersive game and interesting decisions will appeal to a broad audience and become a must-have for the most dedicated gamers.

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Ierusalem: Anno Domini is an area management game that takes place on a number of concentric rings around the table at the Last Supper
Each player controls a faction that is posturing to get as close to the table as possible, seating the apostles and claiming seats behind.
The game's timer is controlled by the activity of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish ruling council, as they eventually approach to arrest Jesus on his way to the cross.