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Maori

Game ID: GID0201274
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Year
2009
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Description

In Maori, players explore the islands of Polynesia. On a turn, the player moves their explorer ship, and then, optionally, may discover a tile. Once one player has filled their board everyone else gets one more turn, and then the game ends. Players now score the tiles on their display. Palms, huts, shells, and boats on the tiles influence scoring. The player with the most points wins.

Description

In Maori, players explore the islands of Polynesia. On a turn, the player moves their explorer ship, and then, optionally, may discover a tile. Once one player has filled their board everyone else gets one more turn, and then the game ends. Players now score the tiles on their display. Palms, huts, shells, and boats on the tiles influence scoring. The player with the most points wins.

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Video UeeuZzF2v-M watch it played Review at 15:50 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Allows for strategic avoidance until a big hit can be made.
  • Has a bit of range.
  • Comes with a ton of content (cards and tokens).
Cons
  • Not super strong.
  • Can be a slow start with little damage dealt initially.
  • Box is bursting at the seams.
Thematic elements
  • Maori is kind of that sort of character
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Concentration Counters — Collecting concentration counters to build up for a big hit.
  • Finisher Card — Can be played when life is less than seven.
  • Stun Guard — Used to soak damage and potentially keep a concentration counter.
  • Vengeance tokens — Gaining vengeance tokens from damage soaked or damage that gets through.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • I'm basically playing against a ton of viewers right now and this this game kind of overwhelms my brain when I'm thinking about fighting against one person and trying to not only think about my move but what they're thinking and if they're going to counter it and now I'm playing against all your viewers so I'm a little nervous.
  • It's been a while since I've want a game on watch it played.
  • I'm going to reduce it to be five and it's time for us to recycle here.
  • Well it's not watch it played unless Rodney makes a mistake you guys might have noticed I forgot to collect a concentration counter during my recycle step.
  • Well Matt I think that's everything well Rod you know I'm going to want a rematch of this right maybe we'll just take it offline.
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