Viribus Unitis
| Viribus Unitis | ||
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| Jan Divecky | ||
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| Control key regions of a language map of Austria-Hungary, as in U.S. President | ||
| Players: | 3 - 6 | |
| Length: | Medium | |
| Complexity: | Medium | |
| Trios per color: | 3 | |
| Number of colors: | 1 per player | |
| - - - - - - Other equipment - - - - - - | ||
| Modified map and cards | ||
| Setup time: | 1 minute | |
| Playing time: | 30 minutes | |
| Random chance: | Minimal | |
| Game mechanics: | Placement, Territorial control | |
| BGG Link: | U.S. President: Viribus Unitis | |
| Status: Complete (v1.0), Year released: 2014 | ||
Viribus Unitis is a competition version of U.S. President game based on language map of Austria-Hungary.
(Viribus Unitis means With united forces in latin and is known as personal motto of emperor Franz Joseph I.)
The map consists of ten main ethnic (language) groups and The City of Vienna as the eleventh district.
There is no tricky district in Viribus Unitis (unlike Florida state in U.S. President game) and the game is meant for 3-6 players using 4 sets of pyramids.
- Rules on Google doc (at the end of the U.S. President rules)
- Get the game (no longer available)