Iluliaq

IluliaqFor more than 3,000 years, penguins have been the dominant species in Iluliaq. However, one day the king of the penguins mysteriously disappeared. The other animals, such as seals, polar bears, and flightless birds, discovered a legend etched into the ice: "The conqueror of the Iceberg shall claim the throne." To prepare for a game of Iluliaq (meaning "Iceberg" in Inuit), players must construct the central structure using cards and the game box. Each

For more than 3,000 years, penguins have been the dominant species in Iluliaq. However, one day the king of the penguins mysteriously disappeared. The other animals, such as seals, polar bears, and flightless birds, discovered a legend etched into the ice: "The conqueror of the Iceberg shall claim the throne." To prepare for a game of Iluliaq (meaning "Iceberg" in Inuit), players must construct the central structure using cards and the game box. Each player takes turns throwing cards onto the iceberg, hoping they will land on top. If a card lands on the iceberg, the player's turn ends. But if the card falls into the surrounding water or pushes another card into the water, the player must collect all the fallen cards and add them to their own hand. Some cards have special abilities that activate when they land on the iceberg. For example, the polar bear can choose to eat the first card that lands on top