Name: Inori
Brand: The Little Lost Bookshop
SKU: 3558380119418
Price: 59.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

Inori - 3558380119418 - The Little Lost Bookshop - The Little Lost Bookshop

Author: Unknown Type | Publisher: The Little Lost Bookshop

A fast-paced, tactical and opportunistic worker placement game!

In Inori valley, villages are built under the foilage of an immense sacred tree and coexist with benevolent yet jealous Spirits.

Each year, the chiefs of the villages make offerings to the Spirits and erect Altars in their honour on the Great Tree. Receive the most Favors from the Spirits and become the Keeper of the Great Tree at the end of the year!

Ages: 10+

Players: 2-4

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