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| First Train to Nürnberg | ||||||
| Publisher | Argentum Verlag | |||||
| Designer | Wallace Martin | |||||
| Artist | Lohausen Dennis | |||||
| Editing | Ottmaier Klaus | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 2-4 | ca. 120 min | 12+ | de,en | 2010 | ||
| development / Worker placement - license - adult, expert, komplex - economy, majorities | ||||||
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First Train to Nürnberg
First Train to Nürnberg is a re-designed new edition of Last Train to Wensleydale and is now also playable by two players. You build track, buy used engines and train cars and transport beer, mail and passengers, who now yield more victory points by travelling in first class cars. Local landowners can block the building of railways, so you need influence on the government. Ideally, you can sell non-profitable lines to big companies The first connection Nuremberg-Furth can yield the deciding amount of victory points, On the back of the board you can play the Last Train to Wensleydale.
Track building / economics game for 2-4 players, ages 12 and up * Designer: Martin Wallace * Art: Dennis Lohausen * Realisation: Klaus Ottmaier * 0011, Argentum, Deutschland, 2010 *** Argentum Verlag *** www.argentum-verlag.de
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