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| Augsburg 1520 ( Jakob Fugger Geld und Gold für Kaiser und König ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Ravensburger Spieleverlag | |||||
| Designer | Hartwig Karsten | |||||
| Artist | Czarné | |||||
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| 2-5 | ca. 75 min | 12+ | 2006 | |||
| development / Worker placement - economy, majorities - search/collecting | ||||||
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Augsburg 1520 Players assume the role of Jakob
Fugger. First the loan money to noble men and then
they demand their returns. The higher the loan is, the bigger the chance to
reap a profit in form of privileges. These privileges are used to get more
money or the collect offices, honours and prestige points. The 4 to 7 rounds
have 2 phases each: in phase 1 players use dept notes to bed in auctions for
noblemen, the winner of a bid receives a privilege card and enacts two of the
three privileges offered. In Phase 2 players earn money depending on the level
of their factories, prestige depending on the degree of their nobility and dept
notes depending on their level of office. The player with the most prestige
points wins. Development game with economics theme * 2-5 players
from age 12 * Designer: Karsten Hartwig
* Illustration: Czarné * ca. 75 min * 26 933 4 / alea 3, alea, |
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