A card drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold lacquer.
Description:
Each type of pottery scores differently. When pottery breaks it becomes worthless, but you can invest gold to repair it, in which case it become beautiful artwork more valuable than ever before.
A drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with golden lacquer.
Description:
Different types of pottery score differently, but some pieces inevitably break — and players can influence which ones. Broken pottery is worthless, but players can use gold to repair their shattered collections, and when they do, their value grows greater than when they were brand new. Grant’s Game Recs says it’s “Card drafting and set collection… [that’s] more gorgeous than Sushi Go and also more strategic."
A drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with golden lacquer.
Description:
Different types of pottery score differently, but some pieces inevitably break — and players can influence which ones. Broken pottery is worthless, but players can use gold to repair their shattered collections, and when they do, their value grows greater than when they were brand new. Grant’s Game Recs says it’s “Card drafting and set collection… [that’s] more gorgeous than Sushi Go and also more strategic."
A drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with golden lacquer.
Description:
Different types of pottery score differently, but some pieces inevitably break — and players can influence which ones. Broken pottery is worthless, but players can use gold to repair their shattered collections, and when they do, their value grows greater than when they were brand new. Grant’s Game Recs says it’s “Card drafting and set collection… [that’s] more gorgeous than Sushi Go and also more strategic."
A drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with golden lacquer.
Description:
Different types of pottery score differently, but some pieces inevitably break — and players can influence which ones. Broken pottery is worthless, but players can use gold to repair their shattered collections, and when they do, their value grows greater than when they were brand new. Grant’s Game Recs says it’s “Card drafting and set collection… [that’s] more gorgeous than Sushi Go and also more strategic."
A drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with golden lacquer.
Description:
Different types of pottery score differently, but some pieces inevitably break — and players can influence which ones. Broken pottery is worthless, but players can use gold to repair their shattered collections, and when they do, their value grows greater than when they were brand new. Grant’s Game Recs says it’s “Card drafting and set collection… [that’s] more gorgeous than Sushi Go and also more strategic."
A drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with golden lacquer.
Description:
Different types of pottery score differently, but some pieces inevitably break — and players can influence which ones. Broken pottery is worthless, but players can use gold to repair their shattered collections, and when they do, their value grows greater than when they were brand new. Grant’s Game Recs says it’s “Card drafting and set collection… [that’s] more gorgeous than Sushi Go and also more strategic."
A drafting and set collection card game about kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with golden lacquer.
Description:
Different types of pottery score differently, but some pieces inevitably break — and players can influence which ones. Broken pottery is worthless, but players can use gold to repair their shattered collections, and when they do, their value grows greater than when they were brand new. Grant’s Game Recs says it’s “Card drafting and set collection… [that’s] more gorgeous than Sushi Go and also more strategic."