Tales of the arabian nights board game wiki

Terminator 3 Pinball Machine. Funhouse Pinball Machine By Williams. Log in Remember me. Lost your password? Add to wishlist. Description Reviews 0 Tales of the Arabian nights board game Tales of the Arabian Nights is a pinball machine produced by Williams.

Tales of the Arabian nights pinball Players can experience 7 Tales of the Arabian Nights that include traveling around the ancient city of Baghdad , flying with the magic carpet, and battling the evil Genie. Game Features: Flippers 2 , Pop bumpers 3 , Slingshots 2 , Spinning posts 2 , Captive balls 2 , Kick-out hole 1 , Electromagnet 1 , 2- 3- and 4-ball multiball, Shooter lane skill shot.

Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Skip to content Home Tales of the Arabian Nights. Players: 1 to 6 Game Length: minutes Complexity : Best enjoyed: With 3 or 4 players who want to have a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure-style game together Tales of the Arabian Nights is a hugely ambitious game based on the classic Arabian Nights collection of folk tales.

Image from Board Game Geek The main draw of Tales of the Arabian Nights is the immense Book of Tales, with thousands of entries covering all the possible things that can happen to a player. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Address never made public.

Name required. At its heart, Tales of the Arabian Nights a game about telling stories. Perhaps the best way to describe this game is by way of comparison.

A while back, I wrote about how Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective is the choose your own adventure story that you always dreamed of as a kid. Tales of the Arabian Nights is like that, but even more so. You can become Aladdin, Sinbad or even Scheherazade herself. The goal of the game is to literally go off and have adventures. On your turn, you will move across the board and then have an encounter wherever you wind up.

After determining what you have an encounter with, one of the players next to you lets you know what possible range of actions you can take. Instead, you get wildly different options. You could gain story or destiny points, treasure, or one of the many, many different statuses that affect the way you play the game.

Once someone has collected enough story and destiny points a number that each player determines at the beginning of the game, the only restriction being the combination of story and destiny points must add up to 20 and returns to Baghdad, they win the game.

Things do happen pretty randomly in the game, yes. There is almost no strategy involved in order to win. These things will definitely turn some people off.