Traders and Barbarians purple box The Basic Idea: A collection of mini expansions and variants Not much of a story this time, just a bunch of fun add-ons. The variants include the friendly robber, a Harbormaster victory point card, an event card deck, and even the rules for two player Catan. Of the five scenarios, two are updated versions of previously published material Fishermen of Catan and The Rivers of Catan.
Or you can add just one or two things. The complexity of the game is up to you! Explorers and Pirates blue-black box The Basic Idea: More new stuff for players to try The newest expansion for Settlers of Catan includes five scenarios and three missions, which can be mixed and matched. Not all scenarios make use of the missions.
The final scenario, aptly named Explorers and Pirates, combines all the previous scenarios together it takes quite a while to play. In addition to the big box expansions, there are three Catan Scenarios available at the Board Game Barrister. But be careful about your oil usage or you might trigger a natural disaster on the island of Catan! TOP 2. Sale TOP 3. Add more friends or family without sacrificing ease of play.
Add green and brown player pieces and expand your island with 2 more harbors and 11 additional terrain tiles. Players control their own civilization and look to spread across a modular hex board in a competition for victory points.
Sale TOP 4. Add a harbormaster, a friendly robber, or special events. Play with a wealth of new wooden pieces, board tiles, and capabilities.
You will never have to play the same game twice. Looking for new adventures? Sale TOP 5. Looking For New Adventures? Sale TOP 6. TOP 7. TOP 8. TOP 9. Gaming Trunk Organizer for Catan 5th Edition. TOP Available in multiple colors! You can even play it as a single-player game. You build by filling in the respective symbols for roads, knights, settlements, and cities.
Building a road, settlement, or city costs the same resources as in the big brother version of the game, but the way you obtain the required resources is completely different.
On your turn, you may roll 6 special dice up to three times. After each dice roll, you may either set aside part of the dice or roll all dice again. For example, if you roll 2 lumber, 2 brick, 1 grain, and 1 wool, you may build — i. Of course, you also must observe certain rules when building.
At the beginning of the game, the first road is already depicted as a built road. Starting from this road, you continue building more roads. Each road built is worth 1 point. The order in which settlements and cities must be built corresponds to the number of points they are worth, from low to high. The points for building a settlement increase from 3 to 11, and the points for building a city even rise from 7 to Since you can build a city or settlement only adjacent to an already built road, you might often find yourself in a situation where you wonder whether you should build a city, which is more lucrative but more difficult to build, or a settlement, which is less lucrative but easier to build.
Well, each of the 6 terrain hexes depicts the c ontours of a knight. If you build fill in a knight, once during the game you may use the resource of a terrain hex where a knight was built in place of another resource of your choice. After building, you enter your points in one of the 15 boxes depicted on your sheet. The game ends after each player has finished 15 turns. The player with the highest score wins. A game of Catan in Chocolate.
Build settlements, roads, citites and knights to become the champion of a chocolate Catan world. You use these resources to build roads, settlements, and knights. Nothing new so far. But here comes the special feature! The game pieces are 32 chocolate bars made from the finest Belgian chocolate.
The game rules are also simplified. To determine the resources for all players, a spinner is used instead of the dice. To build something, you pay the familiar resource combinations; however, you place the chocolate bars in front of yourself.
The larger your empire, the more victory points you have. The first player to reach 5 victory points wins. It pays to settle skillfully because at the end of the game each player may eat their display.
Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Automated page speed optimizations for fast site performance. General April 30, Quick navigation links: Catan Expansions. Catan Extensions. Catan Spin offs. Catan E xpansions: 1. Catan Seafarers: Released in , Catan seafarers , is the first Catan expansion that has been released, An expansion consists of eight scenarios, each with different laws. Catan seafarers rules introduction: The rules of settlers of Catan base game are remain.
And there are some new rules in addition: Building a ship costs 1 wool and 1 Lumber. Ships can only be placed on a nautical route or on a beach. The ships, like the roads, connect settlements, cities, and other ships. When a ship is in an open shipping line at the end of which there is no settlement it can be moved, if it is the last ship in the shipping line. Ships are considered as roads in the longest road. In some scenarios, Catan tokens are used for marking of victory points or for calculation purposes.
The pirate is join the game. In some of the scenarios the regular robber is not part of the game. At 7, the pirate or the robber, if part of the scenario can be moved to another sea hex. The pirate will steal one resource from each player whose ship is bordered by the sea hex on which the robber is located and will prevent shipbuilding on the sea hex until it is deported. There are no development cards in Catan seafarers expansion.
Extensive new land is added — a gold mine. A player who earns gold can choose to take whatever resource he wants. Catan cities and knights rules introduction: Unlike Settlers of Catan base game you need to get 13 victory points to win.
Unlike Settlers of Catan base game when you placing two settlements at the beginning of the game, in Catan cities and knights, on your first turn you place a settlement and on the second turn you place a city. Building and promoting a knight costs 1 wool and 1 ore. And for activate your knight you need 1 grain. Knights can only be placed on the road edge. You can move your knight by using 1 grain, but only 1 turn after you activated him, Like the robber, you can steal cards by moving the knight towards your opponents hexes.
You can earn 1 victory point by having the most activated knights on the board. Players can construct this island randomly or according to a predetermined layout. Either way, the island -- and the course of the game -- changes every time people sit down to play it.
Six terrain types make up Catan: forest, pasture, fields, hills, mountains and desert. Except for desert, each one produces a natural resource. Forests yield lumber , pastures generate wool, fields give up grain, hills produce bricks and mountains supply ore. The players scoop them up to build roads, settlements and ultimately cities.
You'll also spy a small, circular number token with a number, a letter and a series of pips dots sitting atop each nondesert terrain tile.
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