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Dawn of Ulos

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Manipulate the rise and fall of mortals as you shape a new world. Features: stock market manipulation, tile placement, and bluffing. 1-5 players, 60-90 minutes.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

Didn't expect a tile layer to make me feel like such a schemer, but buying low and dumping shares right before a rival's city collapses is genuinely hilarious. Plays great at four, and the bluffing keeps everyone second-guessing.

Benjamin ★★★★★

My group didn't trust each other for a single second after the first bluff, and that tension carried through all ninety minutes. The stock market tiles create such a satisfying push-and-pull, especially when you're secretly tanking someone else's investment while pretending to help.

Ryan ★★★★☆

I’ve played it twice now, once with three and once solo, and the stock market mechanic really shines when everyone’s bluffing over the same tile. It runs closer to 90 minutes than 60 for us, but the tension keeps it from dragging. Only nitpick: the rulebook could use a clearer example for end-game s

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