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🧭 Navoria
The euro adventure that flows well and rewards you for making the right choices

Navoria is a fast-paced strategic board game : build your own path with cards and decisions, Then you turn everything into actions on the board. It makes you feel "smart" without becoming boring. And with Forgotten Lands the journey expands: 1–5 players and also solitaire .

🌿 Why Navoria Works (And Makes You Want to Play It Again)

The strong point is the feeling of progression : what you choose today becomes your advantage in a few turns. It is not a “solitary puzzle”, but a living table where priorities , timing and reading opportunities count. An elegant board game , with enough meat to satisfy those who love to optimize.

Choices that become actions

You don’t just do one thing: you build a plan and watch it play out on the board.

Clean tension

Interplay of priorities and timing: compete without disrupting the mood of the evening.

Coherent atmosphere

Style and choices fit together: each game truly feels like an expedition with your own route.

“The beauty of Navoria is when you realize that a small choice… was your biggest move.”

🧭 Base or Forgotten Lands: Which is right for you?

Same soul, two different intensities. The base game is the essential and fluid experience. Forgotten Lands adds freedom, identity, and expands the table to 1–5 players and solitaire .

Navoria (Base Game)

2–4 players Affordable Euro Fluid rhythm

If you want a strategic board game that flows and rewards choices without becoming heavy, The foundation is the perfect point: meaningful decisions, clear progression, and an immediate desire to “do it better.”

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“The ideal route if you want real choices… without endless rules.”

Navoria – Forgotten Lands (Expansion)

1–5 players Includes solitaire More identities

More directions, more personality at the table and replayability that you feel immediately. Plus, it also brings Navoria into the world of solo board gaming .

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🔎 What does it add to the table?

• Scale the game to 1–5 players .
• Introduces asymmetry : more identity and “your” choices from the start.
• Increase replayability with new options.
• Adds solitaire : same euro logic, full responsibility for your decisions.

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“It doesn't add 'stuff.' It adds possibilities.”

🧠 How to play (clear and fast)

1) You set up your expedition by choosing cards/resources: you are setting the “tone” of the round.
2) Convert those choices into actions : Explore, prioritize, and build your engine.
3) The key is timing : understanding when to push and when to prepare the next move.
4) Progression is immediate: bonuses and points arrive because you chose well beforehand.
5) Final: Whoever built the smartest route… and executed it at the right time wins.

“It rewards you for timing, not effort.”

🐸 Other MS Editions games

If you like this mix (flow, clean choices, atmosphere), you can find other MS Edizioni titles on our website.

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