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Learn how to play Great Western Trail: New Zealand. As runholders on the South Island at the end of the 19th century, you move along the trail, use neutral and private buildings, hire workers, buy better sheep, shear wool, sail to harbours, and deliver your flock in Wellington. This video covers setup, the goal, your flock (deck building), the three phases of a turn, location and auxiliary actions, hiring, building, fees, shearing, gold and bonus cards, ships and harbours, bonus tiles, buying sheep, hazards, all four Wellington steps, player board discs, objective cards, the pathfinder track, action icons, the end of the game and final scoring with a worked example, shown with a rule-checked two-player game (Hans in red, Titi in blue) and 3D-modelled wooden pieces, with a one-page rules summary at the end.
🎲 Great Western Trail: New Zealand
• Players: 1–4 · Play time: 75–150 min · Age: 14+
• Designer: Alexander Pfister
• Publisher: eggertspiele / Plan B Games · Korean edition: Korea Boardgames
🔊 Korean audio is available: ⚙ Settings → Audio track → Korean
💬 Subtitles: English / Korean
⏱ Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:32 Setup
4:08 Player Setup
5:42 Winning Condition
5:56 Your Flock
6:36 Turn Structure
6:58 Your First Turn
7:28 Phase B: Location Actions
8:02 Hire a Worker
9:16 Phase C
9:29 Your First Turn
9:49 Place a Private Building
11:01 Phase C & Phase A: Movement
12:20 Shearing
13:12 Auxiliary Actions
14:14 Phase C & Gold and Bonus Cards
14:54 Ships and Harbours
15:56 Invest in a Bonus Tile
16:11 Buy Sheep
17:13 Phase C & Fees
17:48 Place a Private Building
18:32 Remove a Hazard
19:05 Buy Sheep
19:18 Wellington
20:43 Player Board Discs
21:41 Wellington
22:47 Phase C & Objective Cards
23:37 Action Icons
24:27 Other Rules
25:59 End of the Game
26:24 Final Scoring
27:30 Other Rules
27:50 Rules on One Page
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