Hansa Teutonica
2009Andreas Steding
2 - 5 players
45 - 90 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
From BoardGameGeek
The players act as traders trying to get victory points for building a network of offices, controlling cities, collecting bonus markers, or when other traders use the cities they control. After controlling a line between two cities with your pawns, you can decide to build an office (and maybe also establish control and/or get a bonus marker) or to get a skill improvement from some of the cities. Players have to improve their traders' "skills" for the following effects: getting more VP from offices in their network, getting more available action points, increasing the number of available pawns, and getting the right to place pawns and get more special pawns. This game appeared originally as Wettstreit der Händler at the Hippodice competition.
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Hansa Teutonica has 4 videos from 4 creators: 3 reviews and 1 playthrough. They date from 2020 to September 2026.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Hansa Teutonica Review - Elegance & Strategy In Beige" by BoardGameCo. 3 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Hansa Teutonica (revisited) - 5p Overview, Play-through & Discussion by Heavy Cardboard" by Heavy Cardboard.
If you like it, try Gùgōng, Stroganov, Hansa Teutonica: Big Box and Rival Cities, also by Andreas Steding.
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About Hansa Teutonica
From BoardGameGeek:
The players act as traders trying to get victory points for building a network of offices, controlling cities, collecting bonus markers, or when other traders use the cities they control. After controlling a line between two cities with your pawns, you can decide to build an office (and maybe also establish control and/or get a bonus marker) or to get a skill improvement from some of the cities. Players have to improve their traders' "skills" for the following effects: getting more VP from offices in their network, getting more available action points, increasing the number of available pawns, and getting the right to place pawns and get more special pawns. This game appeared originally as Wettstreit der Händler at the Hippodice competition.
Designer
Andreas Steding
Artist
Dennis Lohausen
Publisher
Argentum Verlag
Categories
Medieval
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