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2seeitall · 5 months
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Plaka, Athens
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aretis · 11 months
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Acropolis in Athens #Greece !!
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iliosflower · 9 months
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My favorite locals on the Akropolis, Athens
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no-barbarians-here · 2 months
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circe1 · 1 year
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- " μόλις ήρθα από άλλη πόλη. "
- " έλα να σου δείξω Ακρόπολη! "
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enibas22 · 5 months
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from IG Tom Wlaschiha - 2nd December 2023
visiting the old Greeks
akropolis #athens #howtospendwinter
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traxperts · 19 days
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Greece, Athen
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lokkie83 · 10 months
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I didn't expect the pics from Delphi would go so well here, thanks a lot! :D So now, here are the ones from Athens Akropolis.
It cost 20€ to visit but is totally worthy. Also, of course it was crowded but... it could have been worse tbh. I'm just sad that i couldn't come any closer, because the ruins have some tiny intrincate details that i really wanted to see better, but i know it's not allowed for a good reason.
There were also many people working CONSTANTLY on its preservation, which is such a big effort. I liked it so much :)
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garadinervi · 1 year
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Karel Teige: Deníky. 1912‒1925, Edited by Jan Wiendl and Tereza Sudzinová, Vydal Filip Tomáš – Akropolis / Filozofickou fakultou Univerzity Karlovy v Praze, Praha, 2022. Graphic & Cover Design by Michael Smejkal – Ondřej Lím, Studio Symbiont
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chromet · 11 months
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Palace Skateboards “Acropalace” souvenir T-shirt
Available HERE for purchase on grailed
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Mycenean Spring Fountain, Akropolis, Athens, Greece
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aretis · 1 year
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Akropolis of Athens 📷 giagkos_p winter 2021.
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The Parthenon on the Akropolis in Athens
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jones-friend · 11 months
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This is a rad game
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I’ve been trying out new games on Board Game Arena and I’ve been trying to crack Lost Ruins of Arnak. In the meantime I gave Akropolis a try and I really like what its throwing out. Its got some really solid mechanics that make my brain go brrrrr without being too intensive to make it fall apart.
In Akropolis each player is building a greek city choosing tiles consisting of three hexes and placing them down. Each district type has a requirement to score points (yellow markets cant touch, red barracks need to be on the outside, etc) but you also need plazas of that color to score points on them. Plazas also act as multipliers so the more of them you snag for a color the more points each barracks is worth. What really does it for me is you can also lay these three hex tiles on top of other tiles. This allows you to build outward and upward, covering up previous districts you aren’t scoring on or covering quarries to get stone that allows you more choice on a later round. Districts high up are worth more points.
Each turn is simple: take a tile and place it. There’s little to no reading. And the scoring gets nutty in fun ways by the endgame when you have a x9 multiplier on gardens then lay a garden 3 levels up for 27 points. Its very satisfying to do well with. If you’re just getting into tabletop this is a great pick. If you’ve been here this is a great game to add to the wall with its lighter rules and creative tile laying. Its good! Check it out on BGA or pick up a copy for abt $30!
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no-barbarians-here · 8 months
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Assassin's Creed Odyssey
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tabletopgamesblog · 8 months
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It was the 5th century BCE and we, the Athenians, had been victorious over the Persians. The Delian League was now under our military control and the income generated by federation fees had made us prosperous. It was time for an ambitious building programme and the most talented architects in ancient Greece were ready. We were going to build housing, temples, markets, gardens and barracks. Our planning rules were going to create a harmonious community, enhanced by plazas. We would create new quarries to provide the stone to stretch our city towards the sky. We were going to build our high city, our ⁠Akropolis�� by Jules Messaud from ⁠Gigamic⁠.
Read the full review or listen to the audio version here: https://tabletopgamesblog.com/2023/09/09/akropolis-saturday-review/
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