King Arthur made a start on Camelot but ran out of money. You have been asked to finish it. Lay down tiles on a blueprint of Camelot and you score points according to the value of the tiles. So far, so humdrum. But lay three tiles in a group and the score is doubles, and lay tiles next to already laid scoring tiles and suddenly the points mount up. But do you lay your valuable tiles now and let other player's score off them or do you hoard them and maybe not be able to lay them at all? What can you play that will ruin another player's big score? What can you lay that will give me a big score next round?

Camelot the build has only three rules so it is an easy game to learn, but clearly the tactical options available to players are varied and interesting, with cut throat player interaction and where good tactical play will outsmart the more pedestrian approach.