As Master of the Jewelers' Guild, you create intricate and magnificent jewelry for monarchs and other powerful leaders of the Renaissance world, and in return, you gain increasing prestige and wealth. However, an ambitious rival has appeared on the horizon! Challenge them, collect precious gems, pearls, and gold, and then craft decorative and valuable jewelry from them. Earn the favor of the monarchs, gain prestige, and become the best jeweler!

Splendor: Duel is a new edition of the popular economic game, fully adapted to the needs of board games for couples and duos. It features a modified drawing system with a gem indicator and brand-new cards with additional skills and bonuses. They will make two-player games even more challenging and exciting!

In a player's turn, they take markers from the board or use their markers to purchase valuable cards, which they use to earn prestige points and crowns. These, in turn, bring them closer to victory. The valuable cards also provide additional skills and bonuses that reduce the cost of subsequent cards. In this way, our purchasing options expand with each visit.

To win, at the end of their turn, a player must meet 1 of the 3 conditions listed on the victory tile.

• As in the classic game Splendor, here too we have a race to see who will first fulfill the victory condition. This can be achieved in 3 different ways, so we must constantly monitor the other player while ensuring our own sustainable development.
• A special board on which we place gem markers and additional rules related to it also make this element of the game strategic. From now on, we can not only steal the colors our opponent needs but also limit their ability to combine them!
• The gem cards in this edition have acquired special abilities. They not only permanently produce crystals of the appropriate color for us but also provide bonuses, such as the ability to play an extra turn, steal markers from the opponent, or additional perks.
• Despite the modifications, the game retains its simple character and is still perfect for starting an adventure with board games.