Moku Tower: The Endless Column

Moku Tower: The Endless Column is more than a game. It is a small work of art for your table. The wooden blocks and the special column come together in a design inspired by Japanese rock gardens and the Endless Column in Romania. East meets West, and the result is beautiful to look at. Once you have it set up on display, you almost feel like you are somewhere far away. The game is about balance, patience and good reflexes. And yes, a bit of luck too. In every round three players are active, each with their own role: two builders and one attacker. The builders race to be the first to complete the task on their card. Meanwhile, the attacker rolls the die and tries to literally shoot the tower down. Yes, really, with your hands and the die. That leads to tense faces and plenty of laughter around the table. Building a tall tower is not enough, it also has to stand firm. You keep playing in turns until the first player reaches twenty points. For two to six players aged seven and up, and done in about half an hour. Ready to build your own endless tower?