Timelancers Full Playthrough - Updated Game Rules

Play as a freelance time traveler revising history in the sci-fi steampunk board game Timelancers. It's a time travel themed set collection board game that utilizes worker movement, tableau building, and a modular game board. Players gather resources and travel back through time collecting real historical events to earn victory points. Funded on Day 1 - the Kickstarter is live now! Back it while there's still time to get all of the Kickstarter exclusives: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/waddlingpanda/timelancers-time-travel-game?ref=54owzw Kenny and Lee are two of the creators of Timelancers and they’ll show you a full two-player playthrough of a traditional game using the updated rules. Kenny will be playing as Kylin and Lee will be playing as Laran. You’ll get to see Timelancers gameplay in action, plus they will help to explain some gameplay rules as they go along. This playthrough features the new artwork for the game mat and some of the new symbols that will be used in the game. We filmed this before getting the new Ancient cards and before revising the graphic design on the event cards. Check out our instagram and Discord to see more of that! https://www.instagram.com/timelancers https://discord.gg/mBggC3hk Read the most current rulebook here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1onstCptSAyPKmJkHPY1u61vdMfzjkxMP/view Watch the previous playthrough we did with the old rules here: https://youtu.be/KGBNeY8IYco TIMELANCERS GAME OVERVIEW Each player is a Timelancer and their goal is to gain the most merits to move up the ranks of the Timelancer hierarchy. Timelancers gain merits by capturing events and adding them to their time machines, completing faction goals, completing side jobs, adding time locks to events, upgrading their time machines, and by collecting money and resources. The game is played over a series of rounds, with each player taking one turn each round. A player’s turn consists of making up to three moves – either in the city of Janusburg, their time machine, or a combination of both. While in the city of Janusburg, players will move from city tile to city tile collecting resources needed to capture historical events. When a player has enough time gems and resources, they will go to their time machine and revise or repeat events in order to capture them and add them to their time machine. There are 4 types of historical events – Cultural, Military, Science, and Social. Each event will give the player money and also give the player special abilities that will make capturing future events easier. For a traditional game, as soon as any player completes their faction’s 4 end goals OR captures 9 events, the end game begins. Each player that has not taken a turn during the round will take their turn. As soon as play gets back to the first player, the game immediately ends and players add up their merits. The player with the most merits wins. And, if you’re enjoying our video content, please like this video and subscribe to our channel. We post new board game content several days a week and your likes and subscribes will help us continue to grow our channel! Thanks! https://www.youtube.com/c/partytails?sub_confirmation=1