Equipment
Cathedral is played on a wooden board divided into a 10x10 grid. The board is enclosed by turreted walls and represents a mediaeval city. There are 29 pieces, all small abstracts of buildings. One building is the Cathedral, painted grey. The rest of the buildings are divided into 14 dark and 14 light pieces, one set for each player. In the standard and tournalux versions of the game the darker pieces are stained, in the grandelux version they are made of a darker hardwood. The pieces and the game board are covered with a lacquer finish. A plastic version was produced for a short period in the mid 1980s.
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