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Complete traditional Chinese translation of official simplified Chinese rulebook and building appendix

First of all thanks to yipterence for the source material. I modified it and I made boxes for resources to be used during the game to store resource tiles. Print it on cardstock using both side printing. Cut it with a cutting precision knife and stick it with double coated adhesive tape. You will have a box printed both inside and outside.

This is Czech translation for jLeHavre v 1.26 (translated from Classes_2011-02-06.zip).

Dannecus' player aids converted to .png format. This is the set for 4 players. Redistributed by permission of Dannecus.

Dannecus' player aids converted to .png format. This is the set for 3 players. Redistributed by permission of Dannecus.

Format: DinA4, PDF ------------------ DE: Selbst-gemacht, aus Elementen, die hier im File-Forum zu downloaden sind. EN: Self-made with elements from file-forum here.

(Black & White Version) Here is a short outline to keep with your game and assist you when you need to teach the game. The outline includes an opening hook, a step by step outline on a suggested order in which to teach the meat of the rules and some beginning strategy. To hear an example explanation using this outline or to learn the game yourself listen to "The How to Play Podcast Episode #17: Le Havre" available at www.howtoplaypodcast.com

Here is a short outline to keep with your game and assist you when you need to teach the game. The outline includes an opening hook, a step by step outline on a suggested order in which to teach the meat of the rules and some beginning strategy. To hear an example explanation using this outline or to learn the game yourself listen to "The How to Play Podcast Episode #17 Le Havre" available at www.howtoplaypodcast.com HTP Teaching Guide for Le Havre v2: Made some editing fixes in the Hook

Completo resumen de las reglas con imagenes al estilo JcK v2 Corrige error de uso de Hierro vs Acero [imageid=1251209 medium]

Completo resumen de las reglas con imagenes al estilo JcK

Full page front and back. Standard buildings on page 1. Special buildings on page 2. A Superscript next to a building name indicates the building is only used for certain player numbers. A value in parentheses is for the shortened game. No parentheses means the value is for the full game and shortened game. Standard goods are colored blue. Upgraded goods are colored purple. Update: Buildings sorted by Building Number.

Full page front and back. Standard buildings on page 1. Special buildings on page 2. A Superscript next to a building name indicates the building is only used for certain player numbers. A value in parentheses is for the shortened game. No parentheses means the value is for the full game and shortened game. Standard goods are colored blue. Upgraded goods are colored purple.

Very shorthand list of all basic buildings, Fits on one page, for quick reference.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.26[/b][/size] This is a computer version of Le Havre. It was designed in Java by Grzegorz Kobiela with the approval of designer Uwe Rosenberg and publisher Lookout Games (Hanno Girke). It uses the original graphics with permission from Lookout Games, the rights holder, and Klemens Franz, the artist. [b]ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.[/b] Do NOT distribute this game and do NOT use any parts of it without permission. Let your friends download this file from here. The simple reason is, I'd just like to know how many people are playing this game. You may play this game free of charge and how often and how long you want. There are no restrictions to that. However, if you like the computer version, consider the purchase of the original board game. This is version 1.26. It comes with the base game, the Essen 2008 and 2010 special buildings and Le Grand Hameau. ___________________________ [b]Obligatory zip file 3/3[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] [b]*[/b] all the class files containing the game logic and GUI [b]*[/b] all the patches and updates since the last release [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files unless you already got them: [b]*[/b] the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) [b]*[/b] at least one of the image packs (Images_XX.zip) consisting of 4 partial RAR archives [b]*[/b] the images addon pack (Images_Addon.zip) unless you already have the image files for the Essen 2010 bonus buildings Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. As for the images from this archive: add the containing image files to the proper directories. Do not delete any image files that you've received with the Images_XX.zip archive. [b][color=#ff0000][size=14]Attention![/size] I forgot to include [u]two important files[/u] in this ZIP archive. The game won't start without them. You can create these files yourself easily. Just follow these steps: - After you've unzipped all archives as necessary, head to the "config" folder of your game installation. - Create a new file "lang.txt". Open it and type "en" or "de" (without quotes) and save the file. This will be the language the game will start in for the first time. You can later change it in the Login Window of the running game. - Create another file "login.txt". You may leave it empty for the first time you start the game. You must enter a game and user name in the Login Window later. These data will be saved in this file. I'm sorry for the inconveniences![/color][/b] Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. This is the only file that may and will be subject to change. Any updates will replace this file with a new one containing all updated classes. If not otherwise stated, any such release is INCOMPATIBLE with older releases. This is especially true for version 1.0. You can't play against opponents having the old version. Here are some of the things that have changed since the last version: [b]*[/b] (2011/2/6) You could return loans for other players, but ended up returning your own and a negative cash total. This behavior is illegal by the rules, so has been disabled. It was never planned to be enabled anyway. [b]*[/b] (2001/2/6) If you sold stuff on another player's turn, you wouldn't see your new cash total immediately, only after the end of the current turn. [b]*[/b] (2010/12/31) At the end of a round, if you had 0 francs, you could sell a building any number of times. It wouldn't get sold, but you still would get the money. This is no longer possible. [b]*[/b] (2010/12/29) The Shipping Line cropped the text informing you about your shipping options. It now displays the whole text like intended. [b]*[/b] (2010/12/29) The Trafficking Spot was ill-coded. You can now exchange more than one good of one type and receive more than one good of one type. [b]*[/b] (2010/12/23) If you undid the move in which you got the Rattletrap car, no-one would ever get it. Now the Rattletrap car should work like intended. If you like the game, please consider a donation - hard cash or geek gold, both are fine ways to show your appreciation. Thanks so much in advance and have a lot of fun with the game. For more information and the discussion, see http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/387204

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.25+[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.5/3 (ENGLISH + GERMAN)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] [b]*[/b] the Essen 2010 bonus buildings image files. [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: [b]*[/b] the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) [b]*[/b] the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) [b]*[/b] all parts of one images pack (parts 1-4) Add these images to their proper folders. Therefore you need to already have downloaded and unpacked the images pack. [b]You don't need this file if you already got version 1.25 as these images were part of that release.[/b] [b]You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version.[/b] This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change.

[b]JLeHavre 1.25 [color=#ff0000](obsolete)[/color][/b] This is a computer version of Le Havre. It was designed in Java by Grzegorz Kobiela with the approval of designer Uwe Rosenberg and publisher Lookout Games (Hanno Girke). It uses the original graphics with permission from Lookout Games, the rights holder, and Klemens Franz, the artist. [b]ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.[/b] Do NOT distribute this game and do NOT use any parts of it without permission. Let your friends download this file from here. The simple reason is, I'd just like to know how many people are playing this game. You may play this game free of charge and how often and how long you want. There are no restrictions to that. However, if you like the computer version, consider the purchase of the original board game. This is version 1.25. It comes with the base game, the Essen 2008 and 2010 special buildings and Le Grand Hameau. ___________________________ [b]Patches 2010/12/31[/b] Copy the contents of this ZIP archive to your game installation. Confirm to over-write exisiting files. [b]Do not[/b] delete any files manually. [b]This patch file also contains patches '2010/12/23' and '2010/12/29'. If you already got these, you'll only need all files named like 'DialogWindow' from the 'view' folder.[/b] [u]Fixes:[/u] [b]*[/b] (2010/12/31) At the end of a round, if you had 0 francs, you could sell a building any number of times. It wouldn't get sold, but you still would get the money. This is no longer possible. [b]*[/b] (2010/12/29) The Shipping Line cropped the text informing you about your shipping options. It now displays the whole text like intended. [b]*[/b] (2010/12/29) The Trafficking Spot was ill-coded. You can now exchange more than one good of one type and receive more than one good of one type. [b]*[/b] (2010/12/23) If you undid the move in which you got the Rattletrap car, no-one would ever get it. Now the Rattletrap car should work like intended.

[b]JLeHavre 1.25 [color=#ff0000](obsolete)[/color][/b] This is a computer version of Le Havre. It was designed in Java by Grzegorz Kobiela with the approval of designer Uwe Rosenberg and publisher Lookout Games (Hanno Girke). It uses the original graphics with permission from Lookout Games, the rights holder, and Klemens Franz, the artist. [b]ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.[/b] Do NOT distribute this game and do NOT use any parts of it without permission. Let your friends download this file from here. The simple reason is, I'd just like to know how many people are playing this game. You may play this game free of charge and how often and how long you want. There are no restrictions to that. However, if you like the computer version, consider the purchase of the original board game. This is version 1.25. It comes with the base game, the Essen 2008 and 2010 special buildings and Le Grand Hameau. ___________________________ [b]Patches 2010/12/29[/b] Copy the contents of this ZIP archive to your game installation. Confirm to over-write exisiting files. [b]Do not[/b] delete any files manually. [b]This patch file also contains the last patch (dated 2010/12/23). If you already got that one, you may ignore the contents of the 'view' sub-folder.[/b] [u]Fixes:[/u] • (2010/12/23) If you undid the move in which you got the Rattletrap car, no-one would ever get it. Now the Rattletrap car should work like intended. • (2010/12/29) The Shipping Line cropped the text informing you about your shipping options. It now displays the whole text like intended. • (2010/12/29) The Trafficking Spot was ill-coded. You can now exchange more than one good of one type and receive more than one good of one type.

[b]JLeHavre 1.25 [color=#ff0000](obsolete)[/color][/b] This is a computer version of Le Havre. It was designed in Java by Grzegorz Kobiela with the approval of designer Uwe Rosenberg and publisher Lookout Games (Hanno Girke). It uses the original graphics with permission from Lookout Games, the rights holder, and Klemens Franz, the artist. [b]ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.[/b] Do NOT distribute this game and do NOT use any parts of it without permission. Let your friends download this file from here. The simple reason is, I'd just like to know how many people are playing this game. You may play this game free of charge and how often and how long you want. There are no restrictions to that. However, if you like the computer version, consider the purchase of the original board game. This is version 1.25. It comes with the base game, the Essen 2008 and 2010 special buildings and Le Grand Hameau. ___________________________ [b]Patches 2010/12/23[/b] Copy the contents of this ZIP archive to the "view" folder of your game installation. Overwrite any existing files with the same name. [b]Do not[/b] delete any other files. [u]Fixes:[/u] • This fix addresses an issue with the Rattletrap car. Previously, if you undid the turn you got it, it would stay in the town until the end of the game. This is fixed now.

[b]JLeHavre 1.25 [color=#ff0000](obsolete)[/color][/b] This is a computer version of Le Havre. It was designed in Java by Grzegorz Kobiela with the approval of designer Uwe Rosenberg and publisher Lookout Games (Hanno Girke). It uses the original graphics with permission from Lookout Games, the rights holder, and Klemens Franz, the artist. [b]ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.[/b] Do NOT distribute this game and do NOT use any parts of it without permission. Let your friends download this file from here. The simple reason is, I'd just like to know how many people are playing this game. You may play this game free of charge and how often and how long you want. There are no restrictions to that. However, if you like the computer version, consider the purchase of the original board game. This is version 1.25. It comes with the base game, the Essen 2008 and 2010 special buildings and Le Grand Hameau. ___________________________ [b]Obligatory zip file 3/3[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] [b]*[/b] all the class files containing the game logic and GUI [b]*[/b] the Essen 2010 special buildings in both languages, English and German [b]*[/b] this file [u]does[/u] already contain the English version of the Toy Fair bonus card [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: [b]*[/b] the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) [b]*[/b] at least one of the image packs (Images_XX.zip) consisting of 4 partial RAR archives Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. As for the images from this archive: add the containing image files to the proper directories. Do not delete any image files that you've received with the Images_XX.zip archive. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. This is the only file that may and will be subject to change. Any updates will replace this file with a new one containing all updated classes. If not otherwise stated, any such release is INCOMPATIBLE with old releases. This is especially true for version 1.0. You can't play against opponents having the old version. Here are some of the things that have changed since the last version: [b]*[/b] Biofuel Facility fixed: grain is now counted towards energy in all cases [b]*[/b] Construction Site fixed: you can now enter your chosen building [b]*[/b] Added sum functionality to all dialogs where it makes sense [b]*[/b] Fixed potential LobbyWindow button freeze [b]*[/b] Added details menu to the overview card [b]*[/b] Fixed Tobacco Factory [b]*[/b] Fixed Harbour Watch: it now checks which buildings you'll be able to visit at all after you banned the current occupants [b]*[/b] The game now displays your available actions. Usually, this will be 1 before you take an Offer or visit a Building. However, when you leave the Main Station and visit a building, the number stays at 1 and, thus, reminds you to take another building action. With the Worker's Cottages, it'll display 2 at the beginning of the final action. [b]*[/b] Added new promotional cards given away at the Essen Toy Fair 2010. [b]*[/b] Fixed Shipping Line issue reported Dec 13, 2010. If you like the game, please consider a donation - hard cash or geek gold, both are fine ways to show your appreciation. Thanks so much in advance and have a lot of fun with the game. For more information and the discussion, see http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/387204

[b]JLeHavre 1.24 [color=#ff0000](obsolete)[/color][/b] This is a computer version of Le Havre. It was designed in Java by Grzegorz Kobiela with the approval of designer Uwe Rosenberg and publisher Lookout Games (Hanno Girke). It uses the original graphics with permission from Lookout Games, the rights holder, and Klemens Franz, the artist. [b]ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.[/b] Do NOT distribute this game and do NOT use any parts of it without permission. Let your friends download this file from here. The simple reason is, I'd just like to know how many people are playing this game. You may play this game free of charge and how often and how long you want. There are no restrictions to that. However, if you like the computer version, consider the purchase of the original board game. This is version 1.24. It comes with the base game, the Essen 2008 special buildings and Le Grand Hameau. ___________________________ [b]Obligatory zip file 3/3[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • all the class files containing the game logic and GUI [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • at least one of the image packs (Images_XX.zip) Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. This is the only file that may and will be subject to change. Any updates will replace this file with a new one containing all updated classes. If not otherwise stated, any such release is INCOMPATIBLE with old releases. This is especially true for version 1.0. You can't play against opponents having the old version. Here are some of the things that have changes since the last version: • comes with Le Grand Hameau • multiple fixes of undo issues • internal changes (a lot of refactoring) • most dialogs allow you to click on an icon to select resources (you don't need to use the keyboard any more) • many dialogs will show the sigma symbol adding up all the stuff you select there • many more I've most certainly forgot ;) If you like the game, please consider a donation - hard cash or geek gold, both are fine ways to show your appreciation. Thanks so much in advance and have a lot of fun with the game. For more information and the discussion, see http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/387204

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.4/3 (ENGLISH)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 4 of zip file containing all English images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The English images may be used instead of the German ones, even if you select German as your language. Of course, if you get the German images, your game will display them if you select German as your language.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.3/3 (ENGLISH)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 3 of zip file containing all English images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The English images may be used instead of the German ones, even if you select German as your language. Of course, if you get the German images, your game will display them if you select German as your language.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.2/3 (ENGLISH)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 2 of zip file containing all English images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The English images may be used instead of the German ones, even if you select German as your language. Of course, if you get the German images, your game will display them if you select German as your language.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.1/3 (ENGLISH)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 1 of zip file containing all English images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The English images may be used instead of the German ones, even if you select German as your language. Of course, if you get the German images, your game will display them if you select German as your language.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.4/3 (GERMAN)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 4 of zip file containing all German images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The German images may be used instead of the English ones. However, you MUST change your language to German in order to use JUST them.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.3/3 (GERMAN)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 3 of zip file containing all German images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The German images may be used instead of the English ones. However, you MUST change your language to German in order to use JUST them.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.2/3 (GERMAN)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 2 of zip file containing all German images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The German images may be used instead of the English ones. However, you MUST change your language to German in order to use JUST them.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 2.1/3 (GERMAN)[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • part 1 of zip file containing all German images [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • the basic files (BasicFiles.zip) • all the other parts of this language pack Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change. Please note: The German images may be used instead of the English ones. However, you MUST change your language to German in order to use JUST them.

[size=16][b]JLeHavre 1.2[/b][/size] [b]Obligatory zip file 1/3[/b] [u]Comes with:[/u] • official Le Havre fonts • language neutral images • the JGroup jar files • the log folder • the main jar file to start the game • a Readme text file [b]This file DOES NOT work on its own.[/b] You also need to download these files: • the class files (Classes_YYYY-MM-DD.zip) • at least one language file (Images_XX.zip) Unzip all these zip files to the same folder. Start the game via the "JLeHavre.jar" file according to the procedure of your operating system. On Windows, double-click the jar file to start the game. You don't need to download this file again when there is a new version. This file contains stuff that will never be subject to change.

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Als het een lange tijd geleden is, kan deze samenvattingskaart je helpen bij het spelen van Le Havre. Zo moet je niet hele tijd grijpen naar de spelregels!

Tuckboxes for Le Havre (unsleeved), one for Special buildings, one for Start/Standard buildings, and one for Loans/Butteries/Ships. The boxes have a little room in them for expansions (or the 12 Essen bonus cards). A fourth, extra large box for Special buildings is included that will hold all of the current expansions (Essen 2009, 2010, and Le Grande Hameau). I scanned and edited the images at the highest resolution I could without the file size getting ridiculous. Print full size without scaling.

This is a larger-font version of the rules appendix, in the style of the original, but formatted to print as a booklet on letter or legal size paper (i.e. the pages are 8.5" x 5.5"). It is based on the corresponding file from jdesmond, but includes a number of fixes to typos in that file, as well as Uwe Rosenberg's change to the Coal Trader. Corrections are welcomed!

A summary of all the errors found in the Australian edition, compiled from personal observation and reports on BGG. Version 1.

This is a complete list of the buildings cards from the game Le Havre. The document is a PDF version of the geeklist written by Grzegorz Kobiela (Ponton). The LaTeX format of this document leans heavily on that of Eugene van der Pijll's (pijll) Unofficial Agricola Compendium. [TeX Files]

This is a complete list of the buildings cards from the game Le Havre. The document is a PDF version of the geeklist written by Grzegorz Kobiela (Ponton). The LaTeX format of this document leans heavily on that of Eugene van der Pijll?s (pijll) Unofficial Agricola Compendium. [Letter-sized PDF file]

What's the probability of building 13 being on the 2nd Row? This table tells you quickly,accurately and precisely what the probability of a building being on any particular row is after setup. Row 1 is the first visible row that you can buy/build from and Row 10 is the final row you can buy/build from. Assumes the buildings sorted as per the rules: Randomly allocated into 3 piles, then each pile sorted numerically.

Cartas traduzidas para o português (PT-BR)

This worksheet helps you in the heavy task that is to calculate your score for "Le Havre". You need to have enabled macros in excel. Select the "EN" tab. Fill the shaded boxes. Assign the number of players ( 1, 2, 3, 4 y 5 ) to buildings or ships owned. In the loan box put the final number of loans for each player. To clear press "Ctrl + a". Includes the number of different types of buildings, including the Essen Promo Cards and "Le Grand Hameau" expansion.

Scoring Sheet

Tabela punktacji

Plateau Individuel

Based on the player aid that Darrell Perrins (Dannecus) made for the solo game until a 5 player Le Havre normal game, we redesign the files but this time for the shortened version game. The player aids are made for each player depending on his position or turn in the game. Brief description: At the top left of each Player aid is a number of players indicator, the orange figure shows which player this aid is for. First, Second, Third etc in the initial round. The two rows of resource scans at the top are to store resources on in an organized manner. The food, the energy and the Francs underneath because the resource pieces cover these up on the scans. The picture of the bank on the right is for your money. The list of rounds shows: Round number. How many actions you get that round (the star indicates you are the starting player). Food pots show the food required that round and the number beneath the total amount of food you need for the rest of the game. Harvest and Building indicators are memos so you can see when these come. The ships show type and value. The ship pictures serve no actual purpose. Bottom left is a table that shows the amount of food provided by each ship type and their shipping capacity. Hope it will be useful Uriel Sondervan

Based on the player aid that Darrell Perrins (Dannecus) made for the solo game until a 5 player Le Havre normal game, we redesign the files but this time for the shortened version game. The player aids are made for each player depending on his position or turn in the game. Brief description: At the top left of each Player aid is a number of players indicator, the orange figure shows which player this aid is for. First, Second, Third etc in the initial round. The two rows of resource scans at the top are to store resources on in an organized manner. The food, the energy and the Francs underneath because the resource pieces cover these up on the scans. The picture of the bank on the right is for your money. The list of rounds shows: Round number. How many actions you get that round (the star indicates you are the starting player). Food pots show the food required that round and the number beneath the total amount of food you need for the rest of the game. Harvest and Building indicators are memos so you can see when these come. The ships show type and value. The ship pictures serve no actual purpose. Bottom left is a table that shows the amount of food provided by each ship type and their shipping capacity. Hope it will be useful Uriel Sondervan