Alhambra Mega Box Review - Part I

About Alhambra: Mega Box, from BoardGameGeek:

Like the building it is named after, Alhambra, the international award winning game from Dirk Henn, has become a landmark in the board game world, having been translated into more than 25 languages, and winning countless awards, including the coveted "Spiel des Jahres" in 2003. In its 15 years of existence The Alhambra family has grown significantly; six expansions, totaling 24 modules, and several stand alone games have been released. Along with the base game, Alhambra: Mega Box features: All new artwork for the base game and all expansions Larger tiles New box artwork and 2 tile dispenser towers Eleven new expansion modules from famous designers: Mike Elliott - The Towers of Power Michael Schacht - The Alhambra Zoo Klaus Jürgen Wrede - Travelling Craftsmen & The Wishing Well Rüdiger Dorn - The Extensions Dirk Henn - The New Building Ground Emanuele Ornella - The Palace Staff Stefan Feld - The Handymen Michael Rieneck - Gates Without End Ruskowski & Süßelbeck - Fresh Color & The Palace Planner Three fan-submitted expansion modules: Louis-David Péloquin - The Personal Building Markets Frank Sander - The Treasures Stefan Schlitz - The Caliph's Guidelines Three additional new expansions from famous designers from a second Kickstarter run: Dirk Henn - The Double Tiles Emanuele Ornella - The Orchard Klaus Jürgen Wrede - The Bathhouses The following previously released expansions: Expansion 1: The Vizier's Favour Expansion 2: The City Gates Expansion 3: The Thief's Turn Expansion 4: The Treasure Chamber Expansion 5: Power of the Sultan Expansion 6: The Falconers Queenie 1: The Magical Building Queenie 2: The Medina