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RoboRally: Grand Prix

Store:	Strategy Games
Series:	RoboRally
Genre:	Racing \| Maze
Format:	Expansions

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Designer(s): Richard Garfield

Manufacturer(s): Wizards of the Coast

Year: 1997

Players: 2 - 8

Time: 60 minutes

Ages: 12 and up

Weight: 576 grams

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RoboRally 1st edition

On a distant planet that serves as the Empire's grid-widget factory, the various control computers went about their daily routine. These sophisticated computers were fully equipped with standard intelligence modules to handle any situation which...

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RoboRally 2nd edition

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Run, Twonky, run! In search of further amusement, the computers have transformed the Widget Factory into a racetrack--but unlike Daytona, Indianapolis, Le Mans, or any track you've ever seen.

In Grand Prix, the third expansion to the RoboRally board game, new game elements combine with favorite obstacles from previous releases for a fast-paced, treacherous ride. Tell everyone to hang on to their hats - the race is about to begin!

Grand Prix features new challenges for Twonky and his robot companions. Three new board elements combine with favorite elements from previous releases, including ramps, ledges, oil slicks, and portals, for a fast-paced, wild race across the hazardous Widget Factory.

The Grand Prix expansion includes three new game boards for use with the original RoboRally board game.


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