Hansa

Hansa

2004Michael Schacht

Videos
13
Creators
9

Mainly reviews. Hansa is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 7 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, and 2 recorded sessions.

2 - 4 players
60 min
2.3/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Players are merchants of the Hanseatic League. Players take control of the ship and buy and sell goods, establish trading posts, and sail to find new markets. The board is a very simple map of Scandinavia, with arrows from point to point restricting where the boat is able to move. The active player takes control of the boat and must pay to move to each new city where he may either buy, sell, or expand. Players want sets of goods that they can trade for victory points, but also need to expand their market presence to generate revenue.

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About Hansa

From BoardGameGeek:

Players are merchants of the Hanseatic League. Players take control of the ship and buy and sell goods, establish trading posts, and sail to find new markets. The board is a very simple map of Scandinavia, with arrows from point to point restricting where the boat is able to move. The active player takes control of the boat and must pay to move to each new city where he may either buy, sell, or expand. Players want sets of goods that they can trade for victory points, but also need to expand their market presence to generate revenue.

Designer

Michael Schacht

Artist

Michael Schacht

Categories

EconomicMedievalNauticalTransportation

Mechanics

Action PointsArea Majority / InfluenceIncomePick-up and Deliver
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