AZUL: Stained Glass of Sintra

Tile Story: The Light of Glaze is designed by Michael Kiesling and is the second work in the Tile Story series.

In Tile Story: Glazed Light, you will play as a tile painter, decorating the walls of the Royal Palace of Évora.

The "Azlech tile painting" originated from the Moors, originally meaning white and blue tiles, and is deeply loved by the Portuguese. When King Manuel I of Portugal visited the Alhambra Palace in Southern Spain, he was fascinated by this magnificent decoration. He still couldn't forget it after returning home, so he ordered to imitate it in his own palace.

The Traditional Chinese version of Tile Story: Light of Glaze is designed by Taiwan's 2Plus Board Games .

Game introduction:

Stained glass craftsmen from all over, welcome to the Royal Palace of Sintra! Her magnificent beauty and noble and elegant temperament earned her the honor of being a "World Cultural Heritage". Now that it's time for maintenance and renovation, whose superb skills can make her beautiful again?

The game concept of this game is very different from the previous game. Although it retains the tradition of taking turns to select bricks, each player has his own personal board, which really affects the experience of each game. Even if the rules are the same, in the face of new In a game, the player's strategic background will be stimulated.

Gameplay:

【Game settings】

1. Place the Factory Disc and Glass Tower within easy reach of everyone.
2. Choose a representative color and follow the instruction manual to set up your own accessories.
3. Take out one tile of each color and place it randomly on the turn table of the scoring board.
4. Place four colored bricks on each factory disc and leave the rest in the cloth bag.

【Play the game】
When it's your turn, you must perform one of the following actions:

• Get the colored tiles:
  1. Select an area and take one of the colored tiles (take all of the same color).
  2. Place on one of your pattern strips.
     (Must be the stripe where the worker is or on the right)
  3. Move the worker to the pattern strip where the bricks were just placed.
  4. Check for finished tread strips.
• Put your worker piece on the far left:
  1. No colored tiles are taken, only worker tiles are moved.
  2. If the worker chess piece is already on the far left, this action cannot be performed.

【game over】
The game lasts six rounds and the final score is taken.

1. Colored tiles on the pattern strips are worth 1 point for every three tiles.
2. Check the penalty column.
3. Check the palace map score rewards.

The player with the highest total score wins.

2-4 people｜Age 8 and above｜45 minutes

Game accessories: stained glass x 100, palace map x 4, player tokens x 8, factory disk x 9, scoring map x 1, starting player mark x 1, bag x 1, glass tower x 1, worker piece x 4. Game manual x1