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Description A clever tile-laying game. The southern French city of Carcassonne is famous for its unique Roman and Medieval fortifications. The players develop the area around Carcassonne and deploy their followers on the roads, in the cities, in the cloisters, and in the fields. The skill of the players to develop the area will determine who is victorious. Winner Spiel des Jahres 2001 Winner Deutscher SpielePre 2001 Finalist Best Family Game Games Magazine 2002 Finalist Best General Strategy Gamers...

Catan - The Seafarers: With "Catan - The Seafarers" the seafarers expansion with 16 scenarios makes its debut on the mobile phone - naturally including the basic game.

Carcassonne: King and Scout is two expansions in one for both the original Carcassonne and Carcassonne: Hunters and Gatherers. With seven tiles for the original game, this expansion allows players to gain both the King and the Robber Baron - the former giving points to the player with the largest city, and the latter to the player with the most roads. The remaining five tiles are new, unique combinations that fit well with the original game. The five tiles included for the Hunters and Gatherers version...

Full Product Description This Big Box is the same size of the previous, but with a slightly different component mix. Thus, it has a box liner designed with spaces for all the components. This big box includes the basic game, Inns & Cathedrals, Traders & Builders, Princess & Dragon, Abbey & Mayor, Bridges, and Castles & Bazaars

For the first time ever, test your coordination and agility with this new expansion for Carcassonne. Fling discs at the board or catch them in the air to gain points and thwart your opponents. Expansion: Requires the base game of Carcassonne to be played.

This 2nd expansion takes Carcassonne to new dimensions of fun and excitement. Traders can earn players extra points and builders enable players to place extra tiles, allowing the cities and roads to grow faster. A pig, properly placed, can enrich the value of a farm. Also included is a small cloth bag for the tiles, making it easier to shuffle and draw them during the game. Traders & Builders is not a complete game, but must be played with Carcassonne.

Description In this 2nd expansion to Carcassonne, 24 new landscape tiles not only offer new terrain such as bridges and bent cities, some tiles also contain goods symbols. Players use these to acquire wine, cloth and grain. The best traders can get additional profits at the end of the game. Builder tokens are also new to the game -- when placed in a city, a second tile may be played when expanding the city or roads leading from it. Pig markers are also new - these can be placed with a farmer to...

With this expansion, the players have new possibilities of strengthening their influence in the area around Carcassonne. Now traveling merchants transport their goods to surrounding cities and monasteries. The cities in the surrounding countryside can increase to a size large enough to elect their own mayors. Simple farmers build large and wealthy farms and the church tries to strengthen their influence by establishing abbeys.

This small expansion adds the 12 tiles that represent the actual city of Carcassonne, comprising new starting tiles to begin the game with, and special rules for Carcassonne's illustrious count. NOTE: This is an expansion, and can only be played with the original board game Carcassonne.

This is a new game (not an expansion) in the Carcassonne line. It has new graphics, a new set of components, a theme set in the stone age, and new rules to match the theme. As in Carcassonne, players place tiles and put game figures on them, but with different strategies and results. Players have figures that can represent hunters, gatherers, or fishermen and place them in meadows, forests, or on rivers. They also have huts, which can be placed on rivers or lakes and are scored at the end of the...

Another great expansion for the prize-winning Carcassonne - this time a fantasy one. The land around Carcassonne is being visited by a dragon, making life very difficult for the locals. In the city, the princess seeks help from the knights, and farmers build secret passages to move about undetected by the dragon.

The land around Carcassonne is being visited by a dragon, and by visited, I mean obliterated. Only fairies can defend against this rampaging beast, but nobody can save the city knights from their own fierce foe: cranky princesses. The horror! Expansion: Requires the base game of Carcassonne to be played.

It's fair time in Carcassonne. A traveling salesman arrives and brings his newest invention: a wondrous catapult! His demonstrations amaze the crowds and inspire the creative to find many uses for this new contraption. Of course, not every planned use is well thought out or successful...

This expansion takes Carcassonne to new dimensions of fun and excitement. Traders can earn players extra points, builders enable players to place extra tiles, allowing the cities and roads to grow faster, and pigs just sort of wallow about. Expansion: Requires the base game of Carcassonne to be played.

Traveling peddlers come into the country and organize bazaars, where haggling as art is performed. At the same time, engineers with new bridges drive road construction and small castles are built everywhere to secure the region.

In this Carcassonne expansion, elevate your strategy to new heights by building formidable towers to capture your opponent's followers. Includes the most useful storage tool that any Carcassonne expansion will ever offer you. Expansion: Requires the base game of Carcassonne to be played.

To celebrate 10 years of this amazing game, Rio Grande released this special boxed edition. It comes in a "meeple" shaped box and has all the contents of the original game, plus ten new land tiles and colored translucent meeples. Carcassonne! What is it? It’s a well-preserved fortified medieval city in Southern France. But it’s also a board game. Type ‘Carcassonne’ into Wikipedia though, and it takes you to the page for the city. This is a travesty, because Carcassonne is a better game than Carcassonne...

In this expansion for Carcassonne, you can really start building up that infrastructure by appointing powerful mayors, constructing barns that pay off early, dropping down wagons that roll from feature to feature, and generally just plugging up anything you want with an abbey or two. Expansion: Requires the base game of Carcassonne to be played.

With seven tiles for the original game, this expansion allows players to gain both the King and the Robber Baron - the former giving points to the player with the largest city, and the latter to the player with the most roads. The remaining five tiles are new, unique combinations that fit well with the original game. The five tiles included for the Hunters and Gatherers version are randomly dealt out at the beginning, allowing each player a special tile that can be played once a game.

The first large expansion for Carcassonne, Carcassonne: Inns and Cathedrals adds several new interesting options to gameplay, while retaining the basic game's ease and enjoyment. More pawns in a new color are added, allowing up to six players to play; and a "large" pawn of each color is included, which if strategically placed will allow a player to dominate a city or road. Inns are included which double the points of a road, and Cathedrals increase the value of cities; but both will cause a player...

In this Carcassonne expansion, build a bridge over troubled wheatfields, do a bit of haggling down at the local bazaar, and then retire for a quiet evening in your lucrative but tiny castle on the hill. Sounds like a nice afternoon, doesn't it? Expansion: Requires the base game of Carcassonne to be played.

The expansion that first expanded upon the already expansive gameplay expanse of Carcassonne. Increases the number of potential players to 6 while adding new gameplay mechanics like valuable cathedrals, overpriced roadside inns, and big-boned meeples with power complexes. Expansion: Requires the base game of Carcassonne to be played.

Carcassonne is of course one of the biggest and best-selling Euro-style board games in the entire world, and there are a plethora of expansions for it that can be bought and played with the base game. Carcassone: The Discovery is a whole other thing entirely though. It’s a stand-alone game for 2-5 players, ages 10+. The theme of C:TD is that the inhabitants of Carcassonne have discovered another land across the seas, and decided to settle it. Open a box of C:TD and what you’ll see inside is 84 Landscape...

In this expansion for the prize-winning Carcassonne, we move into the realm of fantasy. The land around Carcassonne is being visited by a dragon, making life very difficult for the followers. Brave heroes venture forth to face the danger, but without the aid of the fairies, their chances are not good. In the city, the princess seeks help from the knights, and farmers build secret passages to move about undetected by the dragon. We hope you enjoy this special trip into the land of Carcassonne!

Travel editions of board games are a bit of a mixed bag. On the one hand they allow you to get your board game during the dull bits (there are many) of the Trans-Siberian. On the other, losing a piece is pretty easy to do when they’re tiny and you’re trying to balance the game on your lap. Travel Carcassonne is a very well-done travel version of Carcassonne that leaves the game entirely intact. The cleverest feature of Travel Carcassonne is that the bag you use to store the game pieces in is printed...

Aboard the Phyllis May , you'll dive through six-foot waves in the Channel and be swept down the terrible Rhone. You'll meet the French nobody meets - poets, captains, scholars, madmen; they all want to know the couple on the painted boat and their narrow dog. You'll visit the France nobody knows - the backwaters of Flanders, the canals beneath Paris, and the forbidden routes to the wine-dark Mediterranean Sea. Aliens, trolls, gongoozlers, killer fish, and the walking dead all stand between our two...

Special rules for the 12 river tiles: Remove the special starting tile from the game. Instead, begin the game by laying the spring that starts the river. Set aside the lake tile and schuffle the remaining 10 river tiles face down and draw from these before drawing from the tiles from the normal game. These tiles are played and followers may be played as in the normal game with one exception: a river tile may not be placed so that the river makes a "U" turn. Followers may not be placed on rivers....

Any accusation of Catharism invited peril. But repression bred resentment and it was in Carcassonne that resistance began to stir. In 1300, a great orator emerged who brought together the currents of resistance. Three years later the terrible prisons were stormed and the inmates set free. The orator was a Franciscan friar, Bernard Delicieux. The forces ranged against Delicieux included the ruthless Pope Boniface VII, the Machiavellian French King Philip IV and the grand inquisitor of Toulouse Bernard...

Next to the slightly modified tile-laying rules, players have the possibility to place their followers as guards on the walls, offering them a wide view of the town. This brings the players extra points. Each player also receives between three and six twisted wooden towers (depending on the number of players), giving the town walls an added aesthetic effect.

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$22.99 Nearly a century had passed since Languedoc had been put to the sword in the Albigensian Crusade, but the stain of Catharism still lay on the land. Any accusation of Catharism invited peril. But repression bred resentment and it was in Carcassonne that resistance began to stir. In 1300 a great orator emerged who brought together the currents of resistance. Three years later the terrible prisons were stormed and the inmates set free. The orator was a Franciscan friar, Bernard Delicieux. The...

One of our favourite games, Carcassonne, is currently on sale! This clever tile-laying game lets you build your own game board. An excellent introduction to board games, this is also one of the best games for 2 players. Try it now at the very low price of $33 for a limited time only! Mention this web-exclusive special to get the discount in our retail store.

The skills of the players to develop the area and use their robbers, shopkeepers, trappers, and farmers will determine who is victorious. The players place land tiles turn by turn. As they do so, the trails, towns, plains, and farms emerge and grow. On these, the players can deploy their settlers to earn points. Players score points during the game and at the end. The player with the most points after the final scoring is the winner.

The southern French city of Carcassone was founded on an important trade route between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. Because of its strategic location, the city was often conquered and has known many rulers. As a result of this varied history, the city is famous for its unique mixture of Roman and Medieval fortifications. The players develop the area around Carcassone by laying land tiles. Each turn the area becomes larger as the players expand and add roads, fields and cloisters. The players...

The award-winning tile-based board game by Klaus-Jurgen Wrede is now available for your mobile phone! Just a few years after its release, Carcassonne became a modern classic and a must-play. Turn by turn, the players create a landscape by placing tiles with roads, cities, fields, and cloisters. The players deploy their followers - knights, monks, thieves, or farmers - to earn points. The player with the most points after the final scoring wins the game.