Magnat

2–6 players · 30–60 min

Magnat is a premium economic board game in the "roll and move" tradition — an original theme of Bulgarian cities, with no third-party intellectual property. You go around the board, buy cities and stations, build houses and hotels and collect rent until your opponents go bankrupt. All "currency" is virtual and applies only to that match — a social game, not real-money gambling. The board is fully 3D with an isometric view.

How to play Magnat

1. Roll the dice. On your turn you roll two dice and move your token forward; on doubles you roll again, and three doubles in a row send you to jail. Passing Start pays 200.
2. Buy property. Land on a free city, station or utility and you can buy it; if you decline, the property goes to auction.
3. Collect rent. When an opponent lands on your property, they pay rent — doubled for a complete set and higher still with houses and a hotel; a mortgaged property earns no rent.
4. Build and develop. With a complete set you build houses evenly, then a hotel; you can mortgage and sell on your turn, and lifting a mortgage costs +10%.
5. Win. Short of cash, you choose what to sell (houses first) or mortgage; you go bankrupt only if even everything you own isn't enough. The last player standing wins, or the richest one at the turn limit.

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