INIS 🍀 How to Play & Review

Let's talk about Inish. This is a 2016 game. However, I have the third edition of this game. This game is designed by Christian Martinez. And the art in this edition is done by Jim Fitzpatrick. And this edition is published by Colossal Games and Madagat. And this is a review copy that I received from Asmo Day. So

again, this is a game for two to four players. I played a three-player game of this. So I followed the suggested setup for the three-player game that I played of this because it had been a couple of years since I had played. So in a three-player game, we set up with these three tiles that were suggested. Um, so

that would be the cove, the valley, and the plains. So each territory is going to be adjacent to two other territories. And at any point a new territory comes out in the game, you are always going to place it adjacent to two other territories. And they fit together so nicely. They are like puzzle pieces that

just fit together really nicely. So for setup, I'm not going to spend too much time on setup because that is something that you can look at the rule book to do. But basically, you know, you will have one capital placed in one of the territories by the person who has the Bren token, which will be randomly

decided at the start of the game. So this is the Bren. So they will be the first per player to place out one of their clans. So each person has a number of clans as indicated by these little miniatures. And though some of them will look different, all the clans function as the same. So even if they look a

little bit different, they just are essentially the same in function. So as you can see, these miniatures look different, but they both function as clans. So each person will have I believe it's 12, but I can double check how many clans uh each person has. Um so you're going to take turns uh at the