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.
Author gave me the file to translate everything. Ok i am not lazy, but efficient! Everyone on this site understands english, that's a must, so i did not translate the how-to's. Life with it ;D
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Every so often, a city in the province of Carcassonne honours its knights that protect its citizens. It is a day of great celebration and many people travel to witness such an event. People from other surrounding cities arrive to honour these noble chevaliers. Some Knights are exalted to higher ranks, others to more prominent positions in society.
In this mini-expansion playing a tile (with a chivalry icon) onto a city allows that player to promote an occupying knight to a higher ranking. Extra tiles and full, detailed rules included.
To teach manners to some people required them to spend time being humiliated in the stocks. Here rotten fruit could be thrown at them while they contemplated the error of their ways. In this mini-expansion, you can send your opponents to spend some time in the stocks! Followers that are spending a little time in the stocks do not count when calculating the majority of a city... in this way you can steal all the hard work from the player before they are released. Included is the extra tiles and full detailed rules.
The penalty for committing a serious crime, such as stealing a loaf of bread, was punishable by being hanged in the gallows. In this expansion players must avoid being caught committing a crime, otherwise, they too will be hanged in the gallows and unable to score for their city.
The leper was a outcast of society, and people were not allowed to come into contact with him. However, in this mini-expansion, a leper wanders the countryside. If your follower comes into contact with him, you will suffer a point deduction.
Thinking about participating in one of the annual christmas events, but don't like receiving (and sending) prefab run-of-the-mill Christmas cards that you just have to sign?
Well, here's one solution. Add some significant text (and a picture of you, your fave game or parts (I used the meeple shells we play 9 Men's Morris with) and print both sheets. You can glue them on a cereal package. Et voila - instant Christmas mail with a game theme. Enjoy! Comments welcome.
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