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As the King’s reign comes to an end, seek the favor of the townsfolk.
Construct buildings, write manuscripts, work in the castle, and acquire deeds for new land.
Increase your influence while traveling throughout the kingdom.
Viscounts of the West Kingdom is the third game in the West Kingdom Trilogy.
Designed for 1-4 players, ages 12+, to enjoy in 60-90 minutes.

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11 x 11 x 11 inches

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2.2 pounds

Country of Origin

China

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B085T9BLP2

Item model number

RGS02127

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12 years and up

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Release date

November 11, 2020

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Viscounts of the West Kingdom. The King's Reign is Declining. It is circa 980 AD. Choosing peace over prosperity, our once strong King began offering our enemies gold and land to lay down their axes. But peace is a tenuous affair. Poverty spreads and the people lose faith in the crown. Shifting Loyalties. As viscounts, we must be wise and decisive. Loyalty is to be upheld but gaining favor among the people must be our priority, should there be a sudden shift in power. Gameplay Overview: Rounds Viscounts of the West Kingdom is played over an undetermined series of Rounds. Each Round consists of each player taking 1 turn, followed by the player on their left, and so on. All Victory Points will be calculated at the game's end. Phase One - Card Management. Players will manage a shifting line of Townsfolk Cards on their Player Boards. These cards will provide players with Icons, useful for taking the 4 primary actions. Phase Two - Movement. Players will move their Viscount clockwise around the Main Board. The distance they must move is equal to the Silver value at the top-left of the Townsfolk Card they just played. Phase Three - Primary Action. Players will take just one of the four possible Primary actions. The four primary actions are: trade, construct a building, place workers, transcribe a manuscript. Number of Players: 1-4. For Ages: 12+. Playing Time: 60-90 min.

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Viscounts of the West Kingdom

The King's Reign is Declining

It is circa 980 AD. Choosing peace over prosperity, our once strong King began offering our enemies gold and land to lay down their axes. But peace is a tenuous affair. Poverty spreads and the people lose faith in the crown.

Shifting Loyalties

As viscounts, we must be wise and decisive. Loyalty is to be upheld but gaining favor among the people must be our priority, should there be a sudden shift in power.

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Number of Players: 1-4
For Ages: 12+
Playing Time: 60-90 min

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Rounds Viscounts of the West Kingdom is played over an undetermined series of Rounds. Each Round consists of each player taking 1 turn, followed by the player on their left, and so on. All Victory Points will be calculated at the game's end.	Phase One - Card Management Players will manage a shifting line of Townsfolk Cards on their Player Boards. These cards will provide players with Icons, useful for taking the 4 primary actions.	Phase Two - Movement Players will move their Viscount clockwise around the Main Board. The distance they must move is equal to the Silver value at the top-left of the Townsfolk Card they just played.	Phase Three - Primary Action Players will take just one of the four possible Primary actions. The four primary actions are: trade, construct a building, place workers, transcribe a manuscript.

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P. A. Lehmann

Great game

Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024

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Great product. Fast shipping

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DanSpurling

Great addition to game collection

Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2022

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Played a few times prior to buying it. Each game was better than the previous one. Everything works well together in the game and the instructions, although a bit long, make sense. The pieces are high quality, the cards and tiles have good artwork and are of good construction. This game will be a good "go-to" when someone says "It doesn't matter what we play."

In typical Amazon fashion, for some reason, the game box is always damaged. Usually at least one corner of the box is damaged, sometimes 2 corners.

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L. Thompson

Great game!

Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2022

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This game is everything I had hoped it to be. I watched many Youtube videos which explained and showed the game. It didn't disappoint!

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Eric

Amazing Euro Game

Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2020

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I love all the "The West Kingdom" games, and this is my new favorite. It may be a little challenging for a non-gamer to pick up, but anyone who has played euro-style games should pick it up in no time.

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Dr. D

An Intricate Deck-Builder with a Phenomenal Solo A.I.

Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2022

I had a bit of a “meh” reaction to the solo play in Paladins of the West Kingdom, which was the first game in the WK series that I tried, but how did Viscounts fare? Let’s get to the review!

MIX, 2.5 out of 5: A.I. VARIETY. On the positive side, the solo A.I. is pretty cool in that you can have 4 different opponents, and if you find the game too easy (fat chance!), you can give the A.I. more powerful cards. Overall, I really like how they included 4 different A.I. Now the reason this point is a mix is because they don’t actually play that differently in terms of how they impact the player. Sure, you might be able to mess with some things they do a bit more, and there might be a different kind of pace to the game based on what kind of game they’re playing, but there’s not such a huge difference between these A.I. opponents overall that will make you think they’re all amazingly unique.

PRO, 5 out of 5: RUNNING THE A.I. Just to be clear, I tend to like automa and A.I.’s that model a real player, maybe with some bonuses or different ways they play, instead of ones that are really abstracted or just beating your own score. In Viscounts, I must say that the A.I. models another player in so many ways. Everything you can do to an actual player works here, and the A.I. has almost all the same mechanisms as you. It plays so smoothly, too. Overall, it’s just a very quick to resolve, pleasurable A.I. to play against. The one knock I might give is towards the end game when the A.I. has a lot of powers unlocked and it could be a little tough to keep track of everything. Besides that, the A.I. itself is great.

PRO, 5 out of 5: VIRTUE AND CORRUPTION. As you take different actions, shuffle your deck, and hire new people into your deck, these virtue and corruption tokens will move on a track. When they meet, debt or deed cards may be drawn depending on where the tokens come together. This can also have an effect on other players. All of this is really cool because it gives you juicy choices to make. For example, do you want to go really heavy on criminals that move your tracker to the right, or do you want to get more virtuous people? You also have to pay attention to what the A.I. is doing, which is perhaps the biggest intersection between the A.I. and the player that's really neat. On top of that, the deeds and debt cards that I mentioned above serve as the timer of the game. Controlling them controls the entire pace of when the game will end. This works really well for both multiplayer and solo.

PRO, 5 out of 5: CARD ROW. So your turns in this game are super simple. You basically just slide all your cards down in the row, play a new card, move your viscount pawn a bit, take an action, and done. But that choice of which card to play is very interesting and consistently engaging. First of all, the card you play will have a value in the upper left corner that says how far you can move in the round, which will totally change in many ways the actions available to you. The cards you play will also have icons, and you’ll want to chain icons of the same type together to pull off really big actions and big bonuses. But then you need to figure out when you want to transition and how to kind of skim through your deck to get the right combos built at the right times. Altogether, this is just a really fun card-play system. It stays fresh and feels unique each time you play with how your engine works out.

PRO, 5 out of 5: ENGINE UPGRADES. So Viscounts is mainly a deck-builder. You have all these cards around the board with a ton of information to see what your upgrading options might be, and you can add these cards into your deck. Viscounts ultimately feels like a really impactful deck-builder because every time you play a card that you bought, it will stick around for 3 turns and continue to influence things for all of those turns. The upgrading doesn’t stop there, however. Oh no! You can also build buildings (each with a bonus), you can acquire manuscripts that will eventually give you big bonuses, and you can go into the central castle to get extra resources and things from there. The upgrading and victory paths in this game are my favorite parts of Euros in general because I can hyper-focus on something, but I also have the ability to “spread my wings” to other areas. Getting a bonus here will then make my actions better over there, to give an example, so I really like how all this functions and ties together.

OVERALL SCORE, 5 out of 5. Overall, I was really surprised by Viscounts of the West Kingdom. Again, I thought that Paladins was just ok at best, but for ME, Viscounts is just a great Euro game. Now I really don’t like Euros that much, but this one really impressed me. As for you, I think this one might be a game to check out if you like deck-builders, games with a rondel mechanism with pawn movement, if you enjoy A.I. that feel like a real human player, or if you like varied upgrade and victory point paths that allow you to focus on a single path in one game. On the other hand, you might want to avoid Viscounts if you like more abstracted A.I. where you don’t have to track a lot of information for them, or if you like constant in-your-face competition with the A.I. because a lot of times this game can feel like multiplayer solitaire. There are points of intersection, but you’ll often just be able to do what you want to do without really worrying about the A.I.

Happy gaming! This is Dr. D, and I’m out!

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Beefy Chud

Great Not Racist Game

Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2021

This is my favorite game in the trilogy. It lets you specialize or diversify in your strategy. I find the review about this game being racist because the jeweler has a big nose hilarious and sad. There are tons of huge noses in this game. All of the characters are exaggerations. That’s the art style. Yet that reviewer made the assumption that this is offensive, even though as they admitted their was no offense intended, and no one will actually be offended by this game, but apparently someone will pretend that this is a terrible problem. 5 stars for this fun not even remotely offensive game.

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B. Elmore

OK, but not near as good as Paladins

Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2023

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Viscounts offers 3 different tracks that you can pursue to achieve victory points and gain resources (constructing buildings, acquiring manuscripts and working in the castle). For the most part, these tracks are completely independent. In fact, it probably makes most sense to focus on only one of them (two at most) rather than working on all 3.

Arguably, being able to pursue these different tracks adds to Viscounts' replayability, but I didn't really find this to be the case. I only found the castle track remotely interesting -- adding workers there can create some cool (but fiddly) cascading effects.

I found the disconnected nature of these tracks far less interesting than the interconnected activities of Paladins and found the latter a far more brain burning and enjoyable game. Paladins might just be my favorite game of all time, while Viscounts might not even be good enough to stay in my collection.

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Racist imagery

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2021

The game includes antisemitic imagery of a Jeweler card. Elsewhere the game creator has said this was not intended to depict a Jewish person, but it clearly is an exaggeration of a Jewish person, where many Jews were involved in money lending and gem sales in the early history. Even if it was not the authors intent, it is in very bad taste.

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Luis Real

Excelente juego y entrega

Reviewed in Mexico on March 30, 2022

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Lo recibi antes de lo previsto y en excelente estado. El juego en si es excelente.

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Mae

This is a pretty good game

Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2021

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This was a FULL box, heavy for its size. It also came with extra zip-lock baggies for storing the additional cardboard pieces, which was a nice surprise. Lots of wooden meeples. Multiple mechanisms to balance to win victory points. I love that you can play solo against the AI (multiple difficulty levels) or with anywhere up to five people. Even the ways you can affect the other players are not painful, so it's good for people who are competitive. Definitely worth the buy. A good family game for older kids or fun with friends or on your own.

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Reidy

This is a complicated game to get your head round but worth the effort.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 12, 2021

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Well made and attractive set of cards, characters and game board.

koh gim sheng

Awesome game with many decisions to make

Reviewed in Singapore on December 29, 2020

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Great game and complex enough to warrant multiple playthroughs. Just one problem, game came with a torn player board that makes me wonder whether it was really a new set that i bought (or refurbished).

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