Maestro
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Hudsonville Store
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6450 28th Avenue
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Hudsonville 49426 (616) 622-2158 0 Unavailable
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The Renaissance has ignited a golden age of creativity and fierce competition. In Maestro, two legendary workshops - one led by the visionary Leonardo Da Vinci, the other by the master sculptor Michelangelo - compete for the glory, influence, and immortal fame. From the art-filled streets of Florence to the opulent courts of Milan and Rome, your workshop will craft masterpieces, shape cultural trends, and win the favor of powerful aristocrats. Will you refine your techniques in solitude, showcase your works across Italy, or influence the courts to bend the public's tastes in your favor?
Each workshop may be controlled by a solo player or a team of two. Players alternate turns using action cards to gain majorities in prestigious galleries and to earn the support of influential nobles who grant powerful abilities and alternate scoring opportunities. With asymmetrical abilities and distinct playstyles - Leonardo's workshop focuses on the patient build up while Michelangelo's thrives on bold immediate impact - every decision shapes your legacy.
Damaged Items:
If your item arrives severely damaged due to shipping, you may request a return/replacement within 7 days of delivery. Requests after 7 days will not be accepted.
Unwanted Items:
If you change your mind, you may return your item within 7 days of purchase. A 20% restocking fee and return shipping costs will be deducted from your refund.
Refunds:
All refunds are issued to the original payment method.
Important Notes:
- Must include the original manufacturer packaging. Returns without it will be rejected and shipped back at your cost.
- We are not responsible for water damage; contact UPS or USPS directly.
- To ensure the integrity of our inventory. No returns are accepted on trading card products (e.g. Pokémon, Magic, Yu-gi-oh, etc.)
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In the bustling Italian city-states of the early 1500s, art was not only beauty but power. Workshops competed fiercely for prestige, fueled by the rivalry of great masters like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo Buonarroti. Artists labored tirelessly to create masterpieces—from sweeping frescoes to marble statues—each work a statement of skill and vision. These creations were carried across courts and palaces, traveling the Italian peninsula to be exhibited in galleries and public spaces, where they dazzled the eyes of nobles and citizens alike. But art alone was not enough. Success depended on securing the favor of the wealthy and powerful. Through charm, reputation, and spectacle, workshops sought to influence Collectors, drawing them to their galleries and winning their lifelong support. In Maestro Michelangelo and da Vinci’s workshops compete for fame and aristocratic attention in various courts and galleries across the Italian peninsula. During the game, the two workshops are either represented by a single player or a team of players. Players take turns resolving their actions, creating Artworks, exhibiting their art across the northern provinces of the Italian peninsula, influencing the taste of the powerful Collectors and competing for publicity of the local elite. The workshop with the most victory points after 4 rounds becomes a winner and is declared the most iconic artist of the Renaissance! —description from the publisher
