Dive into the vibrant Persian market of Tabriz and master the art of weaving and selling luxurious carpets. Fulfill commissions for commoners, merchants, and royals to gain prestige and win the game. On your turn, move one of 3 assistant meeples in the Grand Bazaar to perform actions like buying, trading, and rolling dice for essential materials such as wool, camel hair, silk, plant dye, and carmine dye. Plan your moves carefully to gather all the materials you need before other players. Complete commissions at the end of each turn if you have the required resources. Resources are scarce, and the market changes every round, so seize opportunities to get more for less and avoid shortages. Improve your skills to attract better commissions, move assistants further, claim and complete multiple commissions at once, and earn bonus prestige. Opt for the Advanced Workshop Mode for unique weaver abilities. The game ends when a player completes 9+ commissions or reaches 14 skill points, and the one with the most prestige wins. It also includes a robust solo - mode with multiple AI opponents.
How to play: Start by taking turns to move one of the 3 assistant meeples in the Grand Bazaar. When the meeple lands on an action space, you can buy, trade, or roll dice to get materials like wool, camel hair, silk, plant dye, and carmine dye. If you have the necessary materials at the end of your turn, complete a commission from your hand. Keep an eye on the limited resources and the fluctuating market. Try to get more materials when they are cheaper. Also, work on improving your skills to get better commissions. In the Advanced Workshop Mode, remember to use your unique weaver abilities at the start of the game and at the end of each round. For solo play, enjoy competing against multiple AI opponents. Things to note: Resources can run out, so plan your actions well to avoid being short of what you need. The game ends when a player completes 9 or more commissions or reaches 14 skill points. Maintenance: Keep the game components clean and dry. Store the meeples, cards, and dice in a box to prevent loss or damage.
