Unicornia - Pleasu

Lords of Cannabis

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$15.5 $30.99 In stock

The strategic game of reaping corruption and conquest!

Reap the rewards of expanding throughout the vast pot fields of cannabis from building on rich resource plots and shrewd trading.

Be the first player with ten points to win.

Keep in mind one strategy might work once but in the next game...everything will change!

Game Includes:

- 1 17" x 17" gameboard.
- 100 stash Cards
- 38 Crop Cards
- 2 Dice
- 1 Sheriff Badge
- 6 Reference and Reward Cards
- 24 Numbered chips
- 6 Building Tiles
- 15 Tunnels per colour

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

The trading mechanic is what really sold me, haggling over resource plots gets tense in the best way. Took one round to learn the rules, but by the second game everyone was scheming over the pot fields.

Stella B. ★★★★★

The trading mechanic is what sold me — haggling over pot field plots gets surprisingly cutthroat by the last round. Rules clicked after one playthrough, and now my group keeps asking for it over our usual board games.

Avery Z. ★★★★★

Bought this for game night and the trading mechanic kept everyone negotiating right down to the last turn. Building on the resource plots feels genuinely tense since you're always weighing expansion against what your rivals are about to grab.