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Print on a 8.5 x 11 inch blanc, white shipping label. Stick label to a thin piece of foamcore. Carefully cut out the "remove this area" section. Now you have a place to put your power stations as well as a "resource hole" to store that power stations resources.

Take the guesswork out of Phase 5 fuel restocking with these cards. Formatted for 8.5x11 cardstock (should fit A4). PDF format, 3 pages.

Take the guesswork out of Phase 5 fuel restocking with these cards. Formatted for 8.5x11 cardstock (should fit A4). GIF format, 6 Player.

Take the guesswork out of Phase 5 fuel restocking with these cards. Formatted for 8.5x11 cardstock (should fit A4). GIF format, 2 Player and 5 Player.

Take the guesswork out of Phase 5 fuel restocking with these cards. Formatted for three sheets of 8.5x11 cardstock. Not to be confused with stocking card variant. Also available for Benelux/Central Europe.

Based off of stoobush's original files for Power Grid poker chip stickers, this set has labels for the denominations 1's, 5's, 10's and 50's. This archive includes Microsoft Word templates to print front and back 1" circular labels for standard poker chips on Avery 5410 label sheets. The .jpg's are also included. Chips are shown here: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/589507

This is an image of a reservoir power station. Please see Forum for homegrown expansion Reservoir power station

This archive includes Microsoft Word templates to print front and back 1" circular labels for standard poker chips on Avery 5410 label sheets. The original .jpgs are also included. Chips are shown here: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/539094

This file corrects some early edition Korea map resource replenishment errors.

Resource replenishment tiles useful for placing near the resource track to help keep track of how many of each resource get replenished in each stage, depending on the map used and the number of players in the game. Print to cardstock, or mount to cardboard to make them a little more durable.

Eine Karte fuer jede Spieleranzahl mit Spezialregeln und Rohstoffwerten.

Power Grid rules, translated into Romanian language by www.boardgames-blog.ro

Players aid & set up guide for Power Grid - v6. The rule set has been updated - turn order in the Bureaucracy stage has been included. - rules concerning power plant cards with numbers that are less than or equal to the player with the highest number of cites, in stage 2 & 5, have been added. Designed to be printed on A4 paper.

Players aid & set up guide for Power Grid - v5. The rule set has been improved to clarify some points that were unclear. Designed to be printed on A4 paper.

Players aid & set up guide for Power Grid - v4. The rule set has been improved to include information about determining the turn order in the first round & a game overview has been added to assist in teaching the game.

Players aid & set up guide for Power Grid - v3. The rule set has been improved.

Players aid & set up guide for Power Grid - v2. The picture quality has been improved.

A Selection of tiles to be used for marking sections of the map that are not in play. There are 3 different styles to choose from, with or without text labels.

This print and play expansion has 12 new power plants, including solar and hydroelectric. Includes rules for the USA, Germany, and Benelux maps.

One tuckbox to hold ALL the cards in the base game.

Alternate starting resource track to better reflect NY's resource consumption compared to the entire US. By proportion: coal begins higher priced; oil begins very expensive; uranium begins very cheap.

I thought it would be fun to make a map out of my home state. And it was! Take the west coast with Niagara falls... vie for control of New York City! Contact me here or at chris@crthibodeau.com if you'd like a 1-page version.

המערך אינו הסבר ממצה של חוקי המשחק אלא אמצעי עזר לשחקן המסביר את חוקי המשחק לשחקנים חדשים.

A graphic set-up/resource/winning condition guide for all player groups, all expansions (except China/Korea, sorry these files are a few years old. (1 of 3) The first stage resource areas have small black numbers near the top of each kind of good which indicate the starting price for said good. The bottom row of icons indicate: 1. Number of players/ 2. Regions in play/ 3. Number of power plants removed before beginning/ 4. Max number of plants a player may have/ 5. Number of cities to reach stage two/ 6. Number of cities to trigger end game

Graphic visual aid for set-up, resources, winning conditions for all expansions except China/Korea (sorry, these files a few years old) 3 players and 4 players. (2 of 3)

Graphic visual aid for set-up, resources, winning conditions for all expansions except China/Korea (sorry, these files a few years old) 5 players and 6 players. (3 of 3)

Power Grid can be confusing. I found the little turn guides that came with the game a little hard on the eyes. Hope you like my alternative! ZAP! Three turn guides per printout. Rules may not reflect every expansion variant. Version 1.1 corrects the rule regarding removal of power plants EQUAL TO as well as less than the size of the leading player's network. Many thanks to game_boy for pointing out the mistake!

Eliminate lost and ripped money with the Power Grid Money Holder. Hide your money from other players. Payout list printed on inside of holder.

This PDF file contain a Hebrew summery rules in 2 pages for the numbers of players

Eliminate lost and ripped money with the Power Grid Money Holder. Hide your money from other players. Payout list printed on inside of holder.

This is a Hebrew summary for this great game

Alternative map of England and Wales. I made it for personal use, but our group enjoyed it so I thought I'd share it. I have printed mine onto 6 sheets of A4, then cut and pasted them to some strong cardboard. Printed at 100%, it should fit over a standard PG board, leaving the fuel market and city scoreboard still visible. I have uploaded the jpg version, but if you want the full bitmap, just send me a geekmail. Enjoy! Fred

Power grid chinese rules

Here is a bunch of brushes and etc I created/used when I made my Aussie Power Grid map. I made these in GIMP because it's a free tool that anyone can use - plus I can't afford Photoshop. I've included jpg previews, xcf files for editing the brushes and the actual .gbr brush files. If you create maps with these tools, all I ask is that you PM me so I can check out your map. Of course none of these would have been possible to create without IntvGene's psd file that he uploaded. So kudos to him! Enjoy :)