Rules of Play
Box of Potion-Making: Guild Of Alchemists

Expansion · 2006

Potion-Making: Guild Of Alchemists

Potion-Making: Guild Of Alchemists, the second expansion for Potion-Making: Practice, adds another deck of cards to the game. With this expansion, the players can now attempt to create the Philosopher's Stone. How? At the start…

Players
2 to 8
Duration
60 min
Age
—
Complexity
Family

Sergey Machin · Rightgames RBG SIA

View on BoardGameGeek Powered by BoardGameGeek

Add to my shelf Sign in to add it to your shelf

Videos to learn

No rules video for this game yet. Know one?

Three ways to move forward anyway:

In brief

Potion-Making: Guild Of Alchemists, the second expansion for Potion-Making: Practice, adds another deck of cards to the game. With this expansion, the players can now attempt to create the Philosopher's Stone. How? At the start of the game, each player receives a Magnum Opus card that shows a succession of formulas. If you manage to fulfill the list you've been given, you create a Philosopher's Stone, the game ends, and you earn additional points.

Potion-Making: Guild Of Alchemists also includes new formulas, spells and rules, and while you need the base game in order to play, the Practice and Guild Of Alchemists remain separate. Each turn now consists of three phases in which you can draw cards from either deck and play them as elements or formulas, therefore giving you new opportunities to carry out your strategy and invent ingenious combinations.

"Elementary granum", a new element in the expansion, can be used as any element when creating a formula, then can replace any other element. The expansion also includes "Elixir of Omnitude", which can replace any simple (two-component) elixir – but if someone takes your completed formula made with this Elixir or with Elementary granum, you won't score half the points in compensation. Yes, there are benefits for paying for everything.

The expansion Potion-Making: University Course can also be "combined" with Guild Of Alchemists, which means three separate decks would be in play.

Contribute to this page

Add a resource, correct information or report a link. Every contribution is gathered here and reviewed before publication.

Suggest a videoReviewed before publication

An account is needed to suggest a change. Create an account

Correct the detailsReviewed before publication

An account is needed to suggest a change. Create an account

Suggest a correctionReviewed before publication

An account is needed to suggest a change. Create an account

Suggest rules or a player aidReviewed before publication

An account is needed to suggest a change. Create an account