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This file contains two separate templates for you to create boxes for your Seafarers hexes: one for the sea tiles and one for the land tiles.

This file contains the Wonder Cards for both the 3rd edition and 4th edition prints of Catan: Seafarers. A page of the card backs is also included if you wish to print these duplex.

This is a backer image for the wonders cards to make them look a little nicer, if you have the ability to print on both sides of the page. It is a custom backer made in the same style as shown in the books. The image is big enough to cover the area of all 7 cards at once, with room to spare.

This is a set of cards for use in the Wonders of Catan scenario. They match the ones in the instruction books, but I wasn't happy with the low quality of the ones in the book, so I cleaned them up significantly. It contains all 6 cards for the basic and 5-6 player expansion. Note that the Great Bridge card should be printed twice. I will also upload a backer image big enough for all 7 cards at once. I printed these out (with the backer image) and then had them sprayed with a UV coating. The results were very nice, with the thickness and feel of high quality playing cards.

The Settlers of Newport is a Seafarers map resembling Aquidneck Island (Newport, Middletown, and Portsmouth), Jamestown, and Prudence Island, all located in southern Rhode Island (which, ironically, is not an island). Newport is one of the oldest cities in the U.S. and was initially populated in the 17th Century by those fleeing religious persecution. Newport grew into an important New England shipping and naval port and later became a summer retreat for some of the country's richest families. Today, Newport is famous for its mansions, beaches, shopping, music festivals, and the International Tennis Hall of Fame. On the map, Newport is comprised of the 3 gold hexes. All other hexes, and the numbers, are variable setup. The blue triangles represent the trading harbors. You'll need the 5-6 player expansion for all of the necessary hexes and trading harbors. If you have the Fishermen of Catan, the blue chevrons and hexes mark the spots for the fishing harbors. (Again, you'll need the 5-6 player expansion for the full setup, but you can make do without it.)

Here’s a Seafarers map resembling the island of Nantucket, off the coast of Cape Cod. Required: Settlers with 5-6 player expansion Seafarers Optional: Traders & Barbarians with 5-6 player expansion (for the Fisherman of Catan)

Here’s a Seafarers map resembling Italy. Required: Settlers with 5-6 player expansion Seafarers Optional: Traders & Barbarians with 5-6 player expansion (for the Fisherman of Catan)

Here’s a Seafarers map resembling Japan. Required: Settlers 5-6 player expansion Seafarers Optional: Traders & Barbarians with 5-6 player expansion (for the Fisherman of Catan)

Here’s a Seafarers map resembling the Azores. Required: Settlers 5-6 player expansion Seafarers Optional: Traders & Barbarians with 5-6 player expansion (for the Fisherman of Catan)

Here’s a Seafarers map resembling the British Isles. Required: Settlers 5-6 player expansion Seafarers Optional: Traders & Barbarians with 5-6 player expansion (for the Fisherman of Catan)

Here’s a Seafarers map resembling Bermuda. Required: Settlers 5-6 player expansion Seafarers Optional: Traders & Barbarians with 5-6 player expansion (for the Fisherman of Catan)

Here's a Seafarers map resembling Australia. Required: Settlers 5-6 player expansion Seafarers Optional: Traders & Barbarians with 5-6 player expansion (for the Fisherman of Catan)

If you want to use cards to show the roll of the dice instead of actually rolling the dice. This is the deck for you. It has all the possible roll of of the two dice, 36 possible variation. Using this will help insure every roll possible is played at least once. I made this on my computer, adding the Settlers of Catan logo on one side and the dice on the other side. It is 8 pages with crop marks on dice side. Just print it out duplex (means double sided on printer). Then cut on the dice side and you are done!

Custom Seafarers scenario for 4 players. Two competing islands are connected by a hazardous land bridge that tends to sink beneath the waves when the tide comes in.

If these are printed on glossy photo paper they don't look too bad, just cut to size along the dark line and just above the top of shield and at right angles to the dark lines on the bottom. Makes everything the same size.

Latvian rules for scenario Pirate island.

Building Costs Player Aid, Including Ships

Hexes of Kaahtan - My customized version of Seafarers of Catan, ready to print

Seafarers of Catan Land and Ocean Hex Boxes with artwork.

A scenario for 2 players. A very little small island, four settlements ? let?s go and see what?s in the east and the west. Available in HTML format [url=http://hexes-of-kaahtan.blogspot.com/2007/08/east-side-west-side.html]here[/url].

A translation/revision of a Dutch scenario to use docks based on a scenario by Björn Weng

Seafarers scenario using windmills to claim land from the sea

"Wonders of Catan" scenario, rules summary corrected and cleaned up

"A New Land" scenario for 3 or 4 players. Sort of an inversion of "A New World", with a low water-to-land ratio.

German pronunciation