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| Niagara Diamanten-Joe | ||||||
| Publisher | Zoch Verlag | |||||
| Designer | Liesching Thomas | |||||
| Artist | Boden Victor | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 3-5 | ca. 45 min | 8+ | 2005 | |||
| pushing, turning, shunting - positioning - search/collecting - expansion | ||||||
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Niagara Diamanten-Joe After the river movement Diamond Joe’s canoe is loaded
at the mine where it anchors, if only stones of other colours are available it
remains empty. Joes canoe never unloads a jewel and it
moves after the river movement, the same number of steps as the starting player
of the round: it always starts upriver, turns around on the first river disk
and completes is move downriver. At the fork it always moves into the right
arm. If it falls down the waterfall, it goes back onto the first river disk. A
player meeting Diamond Joe can either take his jewel or exchange jewels with
him or give him his jewel as a gift, all these actions are voluntary and cost
no canoe points. Expansion for the movement and amassing game * 3-5 players
from age 8 * Designer: Thomas Liesching * Graphics:
Victor Boden * ca. 30 min * |
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