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 Featuring stunning new cover graphics, beautifully rendered tile and card art, and full color rule books. Includes new game components to improve set-up time, organization, and even board stability during play; new durable and high quality plastic dice; and a plastic tray to hold the all game components in place and keep them organized for your next game. In the Settlers of Catan, you can control a group of settlers trying to tame the wild on the remote but rich isle of Catan. Start by revealing Catans many harbors and regions: plains, meadows, mountains, hills, forests & desert. The random mix creates a different board virtually every game period. Embark on a quest to settle the isle of Catan! Guide your settlers to victory by clever trading and cunning development. Use resource combinations grain, wool, ore, brick, and lumber to buy development cards and build roads, settlements, and cities. Acquire your resources through trades or lucky dice. But beware! Someone might cut off your road or buy a monopoly! And you never know when the wily robber might steal away with your gains!  Contents: 19 unique hexagonal region tiles, 6 sea frame pieces, 9 extra harbor pieces, 20 wood settlement pieces, 16 wooden city pieces, 60 wood road pieces, 95 resource cards, 25 development cards, 4 building cost cards, 2 special bonus cards, 18 die-cut number tokens, 2 6-sided dice, 1 wood robber pawn, and full-color rules & almanac.
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 Featuring stunning new cover graphics, beautifully rendered tile and card art, and full color rule books. Includes new game components to improve set-up time, organization, and even board stability during play; new durable and high quality plastic dice; and a plastic tray to hold the all game components in place and keep them organized for your next game. In Catan: Seafarers you control a group of bold seafaring settlers exploring and taming the beautiful, uncharted Isles of Catan. Embark on an epic quest to settle the island, build ships, and chart nearby waters. Guide your settlers to victory with clever trading, cunning development, and by establishing the most productive sea lanes. Acquire your resources through card play and the luck of the dice. Discover far-off mines and use gold and combinations of resources - grain, wool, ore, brick, and lumber - to develop your ever-expanding empire. Of course, the best strategy and a dash of luck decides who will be the undisputed ruler of the Isles of Catan! Explore and settle Catan by sea! Catan: Seafarers is an expansion for The Settlers of Catan, the exciting game of discovery, settlement, and commerce. Designed for 3-4 players who own the award-winning boardgame, it captures the grand drama of seafaring, exploration, and trade. Contains 9 exciting seafaring scenarios you can link in a grand campaign!  Contents: 60 wooden ships, 1 pirate ship, 6 frame pieces, 19 sea hexes, 11 unique hexagonal region tiles, 2 gold fields tiles, 2 desert tiles, 1 fields tile, 1 forest tile, 1 pasture tile, 2 mountains tiles, 2 hills tiles, 50 Catan chits, 10 number tokens, 10 harbor tokens, color rules & scenarios.
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 Featuring stunning new cover graphics, beautifully rendered tile and card art, and full color rule books. Includes new game components to improve set-up time, organization, and even board stability during play; new durable and high quality plastic dice; and a plastic tray to hold the all game components in place and keep them organized for your next game.  Dark clouds gather over the once peaceful landscape. Wild barbarians, lured by Catans wealth and power, maneuver to attack. Their massive warships loom against the bright orange horizon. You must be strong! Barbarians attack the weakest targets, and the victim of their onslaught will be the player who contributes the least to the defense of Catan. Dont take any chances! Field your knights! In Catan: Cities & Knights you engage in the defense of Catan and compete to build the three great metropolises of Catan. Each of these magnificent centers are even more valuable than cities and are safe from the barbarians. You must invest in city improvements, which you acquire using three commodities of trade: coin, paper, and cloth. If you improve your culture, muster your knights, and enrich your fine cities, you will be the master of the great realm of Catan!  Contents: 36 commodity cards, including coin, paper, and cloth; 54 progress cards, including trade, politics, and science; 6 victory point cards; 3 wooden metropolis pieces; 3 metropolis tokens; 1 wooden merchant figure; 1 custom event die; 1 wooden barbarian ship; 24 wooden knights (2 basic knights, 2 strong knights, and 2 mighty knights for each of the four player colors); 12 city walls; 4 development flip-charts; 1 sea frame piece with spaces for moving the barbarian fleet; Game rules (includes overview & almanac).
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 Mayfair's new Settlers of Catan expansion, Catan: Traders and Barbarians, provides lots of new ways to explore Klaus Teuber's award-winning board game including a two-person contest, a wealth of new wooden pieces and characters, plus four variants and five scenarios that allow players to reinvent their Catan experience.  5 Challenging New Scenarios: The Fishermen of Catan: Fish in the great lake or try casting in rich coastal shoals. A fresh, expanded, and updated version! The Rivers of Catan: Not one, but two, great rivers invite flourishing commerce. Bridge them en route to glory and wealth. The Caravans: Nomads of the oasis seek wool and grain. Camel caravans offer trade. Barbarian Attack: Eager for booty, vile barbarians land and occupy Catan's fertile shores. Brave knights unite and ride to battle. Traders & Barbarians: Your wagons transport fine marble, glass, tools, and sand to help restore Catan's castle to splendor. Combine these rich scenarios to create a compelling campaign!  Contents: 24 wooden knights, 12 wooden bridges, 36 wooden barbarians, 22 wooden camels, 4 wooden wagons, 40 coin counters, 14 new region and water tile pieces, 120 new cards, Special victory point cards and tokens, Variants and scenarios booklet, With 98 new wooden game pieces in 5 colors and flavors! Requires Settlers of Catan Base Game to play.
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 Each player portrays a prince for Catan, developing their individual provinces and competing to build a more successful province than the other. The basic mode of play is similar to the original Catan Card Game, where players expand their provinces by building settlements connected by roads. Players may also build expansions in their settlements that aid them in various ways, or upgrade their settlements to cities to allow more expansions to be built. They build these additions by using resources that they accumulate each turn, which are determined by the roll of a die. Cards are drawn on each turn to replenish the players' hands. The players may also use action cards that directly affect either their own province or their opponent's province. The Rivals for Catan features a reduced pool of cards, without the more aggressive style of action cards found in the original Catan Card Game. Therefore, all action cards will be able to be used from the beginning of the game unlike in the original card game.  Ways to Play: The Introductory Game focuses on the basics of the card game, featuring gameplay that is more appropriate for newcomers. This game is played to 7 victory points and includes 36 Expansion Cards in four stacks. This play style should take beginner players 25 to 30 minutes to play. Three Theme Games add more rules, expansions, and aggressive cards. These Theme Games may be played individually or combined to play a variant called "The Duel of the Princes." Each Theme Game adds 24 Expansion and Event Cards to the cards from the Introductory Game, which are placed in two stacks separately from the cards from the Introductory Game. When playing a Theme Game, playtime should be around 45 to 60 minutes.Three Theme Games add more rules, expansions, and aggressive cards. These Theme Games may be played individually or combined to play a variant called "The Duel of the Princes." Each Theme Game adds 24 Expansion and Event Cards to the cards from the Introductory Game, which are placed in two stacks separately from the cards from the Introductory Game. When playing a Theme Game, playtime should be around 45 to 60 minutes. As with the original Catan Card Game, players can also play the Tournament Game, in which each player chooses specific cards to build their deck ahead of time from which they draw from during the game.  Theme: The theme of The Rivals for Catan is no longer restricted only to the feudal era of the Middle Ages like the original Catan Card Game. The Introductory Game portrays the very early years of the world of Catan, while each Theme Game takes place in progressively later eras. These eras are known as "The Era of Gold," "The Era of Turmoil," and "The Era of Progress."
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 The Rivals for Catan: Age of Darkness, a 90-card expansion for The Rivals for Catan, includes three separate theme sets that can be used with the base game: The Era of Intrigue You will witness the confrontation of followers of new and old beliefs and take part to determine Catan's spiritual balance. "Religious Dispute" causes both players to lose cards; Churches and Temples minimize losses; Temple cards strengthen your access to your own draw stacks. Church cards lure opposing heroes and earn gold. With a Church and a Temple, you may build the Great Thing instead and end the conflict. The Era of Merchant Princes Using the "Commercial Harbor" and the "Merchant's Residences", decisive buildings in the struggle for trade advantage, players try to control Catan's commerce. "Maritime Trade Monopolies" and the "Master Merchants" enhance trade ships. "The Shipbuilder" reduces the building costs of ships. Dominate trade using clever card combinations! The Era of Barbarians Use Castles, Border Fortresses, the Strategist, the Caravel, and new heroes to fend off both the barbarian attacks and your rival's efforts to dominate your holdings.
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 The 19th Century has arrived and Americans are heading west. Wagon trains are forming up and heading out to settle new lands and build new cities. These new cities will need railroad lines to bring in new people and necessary goods. Some head west for the adventure, some to start a new life, still others to find work. Look west to make your fortune. As the population grows, resources will dwindle and the smart money seeks new sources and new markets. Finance your settlers as they head west to build the cities of tomorrow. Link these cities with rails of steel and operate your railroad to supply the townsfolk with goods. To the west lie lands to settle and fortunes to be made!  Settlers of America: Trails to Rails utilizes the familiar Catan hex-tile grid to present a map of the United States. Players collect and trade resources, in order to purchase, migrate and build settlements, forge railroads and acquire locomotives. Railroads are used to distribute goods to the interconnected cities. As westward locations are settled, old sources of resources deplete. The addition of gold adds to the depth of play and increases options for the players. 
For 2-4 Players Playing Time 60-90 minutes Designer: Klaus Teuber
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 In Catan Scenarios: Oil Springs settlers arriving on Catan will cry "Eureka!" as they discover black gold on the island for the first time. This resource brings great opportunity but also danger to the intrepid settlers as they make their mark on the island, claiming it for their own.
Catan Scenarios: Oil Springs brings home the challenges and opportunities of the current global economy to players while adding more fun and complexity to the Catan experience. 
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