2022 · 1-4 Players · ~60-100 min · Competitive
Tiletum pairs Luciani and Tascini's design prowess in a dice-drafting euro where each die's value inversely determines the resource versus action trade-off, creating an elegant central tension that drives every decision.
2020 · 1-4 Players · ~60-120 min · Competitive
Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun uses a rotating obelisk shadow to classify dice into pure, tainted, and forbidden categories, creating a dice-drafting euro with a balance mechanism that rewards careful planning in an ancient Egyptian setting.
2022 · 1-4 Players · ~90-120 min · Competitive
Tabannusi: Builders of Ur is a dice-driven city-building euro set in ancient Mesopotamia that continues the T-game lineage with clever dual-use dice and district development, though its complexity may test all but the most committed heavy gamers.
2019 · 1-4 Players · ~90-120 min · Competitive
Trismegistus weaves alchemy into a dice-drafting euro with interconnected systems that reward deep planning, though its steep learning curve and opaque iconography make it a game best suited for experienced players willing to invest multiple sessions.