The Edict of King Budeaunia

[In The Edict of King Budeaunia, the players search through six piles of tiles, looking for a hot spring.

At the beginning of the game, six piles of nine tiles each are placed on the game board. Each player has two actions each turn and can use these actions to either look at the top tiles in one pile; dig one tile (possibly earning points or money); employ new workers; or get speciality cards. Tiles can be anything from dirt to hard stone, monsters or treasures. The game ends when both hot spring tiles are found. If the same player found both, he wins automatically; if not, the player with the most points earned from various tiles wins.]


Description taken from boardgamegeek.com 


Components:

• 6 charts
• 1 game board
• 54 dig tiles
• 6 player cards
• 4 specialist cards
• 8 treasure cards
• 1 guard card
• 18 worker tokens
• 18 silver coin tokens
• 18 gold coin tokens
• 1 combat die

Reviews:

If you enjoy worker placement and the idea of a quick and quirky race directly downards intrigues you, I would strongly suggest tracking down a copy of The Edict of King Budeaunia. - Bill

Players	2-6
Playtime	45 min
Age	8+
Publisher	KogeKoge Do
Year Published	2011
Designer	Sayaka Amioka, Takahiro Amioka
Artist	Xavier Gueniffey Durin, Mushi, Suo, Iori Watanabe
Category	Exploration, Fantasy
Mechanism	Action Points, Dice Rolling, Modular Board
Family