Golem

Golem is a strategy game for 1-4 players from Cranio Creations, designed by Flaminia Brasini, Virginio Gigli, and Simone Luciani. The game is based on the legend of the Golem of Prague in the 16th century, where players are kabbalists who bring clay figures to life and send them out into the city's districts.

In the middle of the table stands a 3D synagogue. Each round, colored marbles are poured through the tower and distributed along five action lines. On your turn, you choose a marble and perform the corresponding action—activating a golem, gathering clay, buying artifacts, casting spells, or a personal action—and the color of the marble also determines how far your master moves through Prague. The golems must be kept in check with students and knowledge, otherwise, they will go berserk and must be buried. After five rounds, points are tallied for golems, artifacts, spells, and personal goals.

The box contains a game board, 4 modular player boards, 8 punchboards, 100 wooden pieces, 15 marbles, a marble tower, 40 cards, and a rulebook.