Catan: Cities & Knights – Legend of the Conquerors

Catan: Cities & Knights – Legend of the ConquerorsExpansion

2019Klaus Teuber, Benjamin Teuber

3 - 4 players
90 - 120 min
2.7/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Catan: Die Legende der Eroberer ("The Legend of the Conquerors") contains three new scenarios for Catan, with these scenarios extending the gameplay in the Cities & Knights expansion (which is required for play) and linking together to tell one story. Over three chapters, players experience another section of Catanian history. The additional game elements require deep strategic thinking and provide the most intense challenge players will have faced so far. -description from the publisher

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About Catan: Cities & Knights – Legend of the Conquerors

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Catan: Die Legende der Eroberer ("The Legend of the Conquerors") contains three new scenarios for Catan, with these scenarios extending the gameplay in the Cities & Knights expansion (which is required for play) and linking together to tell one story. Over three chapters, players experience another section of Catanian history. The additional game elements require deep strategic thinking and provide the most intense challenge players will have faced so far. -description from the publisher

Designers

Klaus Teuber, Benjamin Teuber

Artist

Michael Menzel

Categories

Expansion for Base-gameNegotiation

Mechanics

Dice RollingModular BoardNetwork and Route BuildingTrading
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