Teotihuacan: City of Gods

TEOTIHUACÁN: CITY OF GODS

Go back in time to the largest city in Mesoamerica and become part of its history. Witness the glory and sunset of this powerful pre-Columbian civilization. Earn wealth and resources, guide your assistants, secure the favor of the gods and become the builder of the glorious Pyramid of the Sun.

Teotihuacán: Ciudad de Dioses is a strategy game for resource management and workers, which requires skillful planning and continuous adaptation. Each player has a group of dice under their control that represent their workers that they move to different places on a modular board. With each move, the player relocates a worker to a new location, being able to choose between one of his two areas to perform an action (and thus improve his workforce) or earn a very advantageous bonus (but without improving his workers). As the mysterious sunset of Teotihuacán approaches, players will be able to investigate new technologies, grow the Pyramid of the Sun, build homes for the inhabitants of the city, collect precious masks and climb the steps of the three magnificent temples to ensure the gifts granted by the gods. Plan your strategy, adapt to a different game board in each game and observe the sky because, with each eclipse that arrives, your efforts will be evaluated and your fame will endure over time.

The players represent offspring of powerful noble families trying to achieve eternal glory while building Teotihuacán. Earn victory points in many ways: seek the favor of the gods, be the best architect of the pyramid and become the owner of the most prestigious areas of Death Avenue. May the gods help you achieve victory!


Components

• 1 game board
• 6 action boards
• 32 pyramid tiles
• 15 decoration tiles
• 54 discovery tiles
• 18 starter tiles
• 11 buildings
• 9 royalty tiles
• 9 technology tiles
• 7 temple tiles
• 2 calendar disks
• 4 player order tokens
• 60 wood resources
• 4 multipliers
• cocoa chips
• 1 regulation
• 16 colored dice
• 48 player discs
• 4 player tokens

Authors: Daniele Tascini and Dávid Turczi