R&B - 3 Player Scenario Booklet | Roads & Boats

Sterling Babcock

(Solamar)

United States

Colorado

Very nice.

It is not quite clear to me which is mountain and which is rock. Are the Mountains for Mines the reddish ones, and the rock for quarries the dull brown ones? Most of my maps do not use that much of the rock, so I was wondering.

Also, when you claim a neutral donkey (cool mechanism!), does that get included in your transporter limit, or is it extra outside that. In other words, could I end up with 6 or 7 donkeys?

Sterling

Posted Wed Mar 26, 2008 12:27 am
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Paul Humphreys

(Vickers)

United Kingdom

Cheshire

Solamar wrote:

Very nice.

It is not quite clear to me which is mountain and which is rock. Are the Mountains for Mines the reddish ones, and the rock for quarries the dull brown ones? Most of my maps do not use that much of the rock, so I was wondering.

Also, when you claim a neutral donkey (cool mechanism!), does that get included in your transporter limit, or is it extra outside that. In other words, could I end up with 6 or 7 donkeys?

Sterling

Thanks.

The red hexes are the mountains for mines, the grey hexes are rock for quarries, their shouldn't be any dull brown ones

Claimed donkeys do add to your transport limit. If not otherwise stated follow the normal Roads & Boats rules.

Cheers!

Posted Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:47 am
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Sterling Babcock

(Solamar)

United States

Colorado

Perhaps it is just my screen on the colors.

Cool that it adds to your transporter limit. I guess you would have to use some of the other colors if you get above 5 Donkeys!

Posted Wed Mar 26, 2008 4:51 pm
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