--- product_id: 35647951 title: "A Feast For Odin" brand: "z-man games" price: "₹ 23903" currency: INR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.in/products/35647951-a-feast-for-odin store_origin: IN region: India --- # Feast every round Tetris-style resource placement Epic Viking strategy A Feast For Odin **Brand:** z-man games **Price:** ₹ 23903 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ⚔️ Conquer, feast, and build your Viking legacy—don’t miss the raid of the year! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** A Feast For Odin by z-man games - **How much does it cost?** ₹ 23903 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.in](https://www.desertcart.in/products/35647951-a-feast-for-odin) ## Best For - z-man games enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted z-man games brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile Player Modes:** Includes a 2-player board and bonus mini-expansion content for endless variety - • **Command Your Viking Tribe:** Lead raids, trades, and hunts to build your empire ⚔️ - • **Feast to Fuel Your Conquest:** Feed your Vikings each round or lose valuable points 🍖 - • **Deep Yet Accessible Strategy:** Easy to learn, hard to master—perfect for ambitious strategists aiming to dominate - • **Dynamic Tetris-Style Gameplay:** Strategically place oddly shaped resource tiles for max points 🧩 ## Overview A Feast For Odin is a highly rated Euro-style strategy board game where players lead Viking tribes through trading, hunting, raiding, and building. Featuring a unique Tetris-like resource placement mechanic and a feast phase every round, it offers deep strategic gameplay with high replayability. Suitable for 1-4 players, including a special 2-player mode and mini-expansion content, it challenges players to balance resource management and tactical decisions over 7 rounds in about 90 minutes. ## Description Command a band of Vikings to trade, hunt, raid, pillage, and plunder in search of wealth and glory for your tribe. Build houses, explore new worlds and every round have a feast in Odin's name. In this great strategy game, Uwe Rosenberg lets you relive a bygone era. The large variety of actions and occupation cards guarantees you long-lasting fun, with each game creating a new world on your player board! Now including an alternate game board for 2 players and most of the content of the existing mini-expansions! Review: Arguably my favorite board game. - I think A Feast For Odin is a remarkably fun game. It has a lot of depth, there's several courses of action per play, and each number of players alters the game drastically (fewer actions available, repeatable actions, competition for resources...). Also, the build quality is very high for the boards. This is, at its heart, a worker placement game. It is the engine that drives the machine toward its goal of attaining points. Though, in this game you begin deep in the red so-to-say, with a fillable board covered in negative value. The added board that one must fill and cover to attain positive points is the twist, and one of the core mechanics. You spend your workers on getting oddly shaped and sized geometric pieces into your inventory firstly (some of which can be eaten, some of which can't), and secondly then try and fit those pieces onto your board in such a way that you get the most points. Or bonus resources. Or raw currency gain. Oh, and without forgetting to feed your vikings! The nuances and relationships between gaining resources and spending them is a wonderfully diverse and rewarding, even at an entry level. This game makes you feel good even if you 'lose', because you gain something out of it. You learn what strategies work in long and short term, or how to interact more carefully with other player sizes. You always come away with something gained. This game's complex for sure, but don't let that dissuade you. It has a LOT of actionable items, but at the surface level those actions are easily understood, the true heart of the complexity is in the later game ramifications of your actions earlier, whether or not you should place more items on your board to snag important free resources earlier, or perhaps you should've explored?...But those things can be gleaned later, and help you grow as a player. I think, despite its seemingly large initial payload, this game is very easy to learn provided you're even lightly familiar with worker placement games, but I'd say it's hard to master. Definitely can recommend to even modest board game enthusiasts. My only complaint is that it's 4 players, but it's an absolutely understandable limitation for now. Review: Great game. Not as hard to learn as it appears - This is a really great game. It is a “euro” style strategy board game where each player rules some Vikings. Each turn you place a number of your Vikings on action spaces and take the corresponding action: hunt, gather food, raid, craft stuff, trade stuff, discover new lands, emigrate, etc. These actions gain you resources that are tiles that you then place on your player board, Tetris-style, to cover up the board to get points. Every turn you must also feed your Vikings at the feast or they get upset and you lose points. The game lasts 7 rounds. Then you score and see who wins. There isn’t much player interaction but it’s still fun, and plays great as solitaire. I was a bit intimidated by its sheer size and scope, but I’d say it’s surprisingly simple to learn and play (not necessarily play well!). The turns move quickly and you can take basic actions that are very logical. Of course, eventually you want to understand every single action space and that will take more time; as will learning how the actions interact. But you don’t actually need to know all that at first. Because it’s jus fun to get food, raise cattle, feed your Vikings and occasionally go for a hunt. There’s something very satisfying about each action and building up the board. Of course if you don’t find this satisfying, you will probably not like this game. I was surprised that I liked it because many Euro games like this leave me cold (like Catan). But it’s fun being Vikings and collecting stuff! ## Features - VIKING ADVENTURE: Command a Viking tribe in a quest for wealth, glory, and prosperity. - MULTIPLE ACTIVITIES: Engage in trading, hunting, raiding, and building houses in this epic strategy game. - FEAST IN ODIN'S NAME: Celebrate with a feast every round as you make your mark on history. - DIVERSE ACTIONS: Enjoy a wide variety of actions and occupation cards for endless replayability. - 2-PLAYER OPTION: Now includes an alternate game board for 2 players and bonus content from mini-expansions. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01KGST1TQ | | Age Range Description | 168 months to 1200 months | | Are Batteries Required | No | | Best Sellers Rank | #168,863 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #4,351 in Board Games (Toys & Games) | | Brand Name | Z-Man Games | | CPSIA Cautionary Statement | Choking Hazard - Small Parts, No Warning Applicable | | Color | Blue | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 567 Reviews | | Edition | Standardausgabe | | Educational Objective | To enhance strategic thinking, resource management, and decision-making skills | | Estimated Playing Time | 90 Minutes | | Genre | Eurogame | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00681706716909 | | Included Components | game | | Is Assembly Required | No | | Item Dimensions | 4.6 x 12.3 x 8.8 inches | | Item Dimensions L x W | 12.2"L x 4.72"W | | Item Type Name | Board Game | | Item Weight | 3.22 Kilograms | | Manufacturer | Asmodee | | Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS) | 1200 | | Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 168 | | Manufacturer Part Number | FL100 | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | No Warranty | | Material Type | Cardboard | | Minimum Age Recomendation | 168 | | Model Number | ZM7690 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Players | 1-4 | | Operation Mode | manual | | Set Name | A Feast for Odin | | Size | Large | | Subject Character | Viking Chieftain | | Theme | Vikings | | UPC | 681706716909 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Images ![A Feast For Odin - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71p-0FxIXAL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: For the price, are the components made of solid gold?** A: No, you just get LOTS of components ....2 tray organizers. 1 orange 8 sided dice1 blue 12 sided dice 1 large action board with action spaces1 brown wooden moose as a start player marker2 extension tiles to extend the action board1 large round overview tile1 white round tracking cube4 home boards (one for each player)48 Vikings (12 for each player)1 small supply board for the ships4 two-sided exploration boards1 grey oval supply board for the special tiles15 special tiles composed of crowns, weapons and crafted gearBuilding tiles:(3 “shed”, 3 “stone house”, 5 “long house” ) 8 mountain strips which hold Goods during game play.Wooden Goods ( 32x wood, 24x stone, and 40x ore)32 ship tiles, ( 10x whaling boats 12x knarrs 10x longships)Money (80x “1 Silver” 22x “2 Silver” 18x “4 Silver” 5x “10 Silver” these are sized for the game board) 190 Occupations (divided in three decks A, B, and C)47 red Weapon cards (12x bow and arrow, 12x snare, 12x spear, 11x long sword)GOODS TILES 346, including:Food Tiles (25x peas or mead, 20x flax or stockfish, 20x beans or milk, 20x grain or salt meat, 17x cabbage or game meat, 15x fruits or whale meat)Animals Tiles (18x sheep or pregnant sheep, 15x cattle or pregnant cattle)Equipment Tiles (43x oil / rune stone, 30x hide / silverware, 30x wool / chest, 20x linen / silk, 20x skin and bones / spices, 18x robe / treasure chest, 15x clothing / silver hoard)7 “Thing Penalty” tiles (The back of each “Thing Penalty” is different: 5 wood, 5 stone, 3 ore, 3 bow and arrow, 3 snares, 3 spears, and 3 long swords)12 plastic bags, 1 appendix for the cards, 1 almanac, and the rulebook. **Q: Realistically, how long does a two player game will take? Thanks** A: Great question. On average, I would say a two-player game (which is all I have played so far), takes 1 hour. Set up takes a while in addition to that (15 minutes) unless you end up sorting out everything and keeping it sorted in smaller containers besides what they give you. It really depends on how long you take to make decisions--I imagine the 30 minutes they say is if you just go back and forth immediately with your turns. **Q: Is this version in English?** A: Yes **Q: Could this be played on a 36x42 inch table?** A: This get takes up a lot of table space. You might be able to make it work on that table with two players but it would be tight. I think you would have a hard time fitting everything and 4 players on 3ft by 4ft. If you have a small side table that might help. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Arguably my favorite board game. *by J***R on January 19, 2017* I think A Feast For Odin is a remarkably fun game. It has a lot of depth, there's several courses of action per play, and each number of players alters the game drastically (fewer actions available, repeatable actions, competition for resources...). Also, the build quality is very high for the boards. This is, at its heart, a worker placement game. It is the engine that drives the machine toward its goal of attaining points. Though, in this game you begin deep in the red so-to-say, with a fillable board covered in negative value. The added board that one must fill and cover to attain positive points is the twist, and one of the core mechanics. You spend your workers on getting oddly shaped and sized geometric pieces into your inventory firstly (some of which can be eaten, some of which can't), and secondly then try and fit those pieces onto your board in such a way that you get the most points. Or bonus resources. Or raw currency gain. Oh, and without forgetting to feed your vikings! The nuances and relationships between gaining resources and spending them is a wonderfully diverse and rewarding, even at an entry level. This game makes you feel good even if you 'lose', because you gain something out of it. You learn what strategies work in long and short term, or how to interact more carefully with other player sizes. You always come away with something gained. This game's complex for sure, but don't let that dissuade you. It has a LOT of actionable items, but at the surface level those actions are easily understood, the true heart of the complexity is in the later game ramifications of your actions earlier, whether or not you should place more items on your board to snag important free resources earlier, or perhaps you should've explored?...But those things can be gleaned later, and help you grow as a player. I think, despite its seemingly large initial payload, this game is very easy to learn provided you're even lightly familiar with worker placement games, but I'd say it's hard to master. Definitely can recommend to even modest board game enthusiasts. My only complaint is that it's 4 players, but it's an absolutely understandable limitation for now. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great game. Not as hard to learn as it appears *by I***O on May 17, 2022* This is a really great game. It is a “euro” style strategy board game where each player rules some Vikings. Each turn you place a number of your Vikings on action spaces and take the corresponding action: hunt, gather food, raid, craft stuff, trade stuff, discover new lands, emigrate, etc. These actions gain you resources that are tiles that you then place on your player board, Tetris-style, to cover up the board to get points. Every turn you must also feed your Vikings at the feast or they get upset and you lose points. The game lasts 7 rounds. Then you score and see who wins. There isn’t much player interaction but it’s still fun, and plays great as solitaire. I was a bit intimidated by its sheer size and scope, but I’d say it’s surprisingly simple to learn and play (not necessarily play well!). The turns move quickly and you can take basic actions that are very logical. Of course, eventually you want to understand every single action space and that will take more time; as will learning how the actions interact. But you don’t actually need to know all that at first. Because it’s jus fun to get food, raise cattle, feed your Vikings and occasionally go for a hunt. There’s something very satisfying about each action and building up the board. Of course if you don’t find this satisfying, you will probably not like this game. I was surprised that I liked it because many Euro games like this leave me cold (like Catan). But it’s fun being Vikings and collecting stuff! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Deep, Fun, and Surprisingly Great with Kids *by G***E on June 4, 2025* Quality is top-notch, and the design is super detailed without being overwhelming. The ease of play improves after the first run-through, and the difficulty level scales well depending on how strategic you want to be. I play this with my young kids, and while it’s complex, they catch on with some help and love it. Size of the game is big, but manageable, and the expansion value makes it feel fresh every time. A really fun mix of strategy and creativity. ## Frequently Bought Together - A Feast for Odin Board Game - Viking Saga of Wealth and Glory! 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