Product Description

In 1620 British emigrants traveled to the New World and settled in an area they called New England. In order to survive, they had to quickly build shelter and grow crops.

Players start with a few small plots of land and some development cards. Land tiles are auctioned off to expand existing lots and eventually score victory points. Other cards give players higher income or other bonus options, or they can be kept for victory points.

The player with the most victory points at the end of the game wins.

Product Information

• Designer(s): Alan R Moon, Aaron Weissblum
• Manufacturer(s): Goldsieber
• Artist(s): Franz Vohwinkel
• Year: 2003
• Players: 3 - 4
• Time: 60 - 90 minutes
• Ages: 12 and up
• Weight: 1,485 grams
• Language Requirements: This is an imported item. Game components are printed in English. An English translation of the rules is provided.

Contents:

• 1 game board
• 60 land tiles
• 1 cloth bag
• 58 development cards
• 13 Pilgrim tokens
• 11 barn tokens
• 10 ship tokens
• 4 marker tokens
• 3 victory point cards
• 1 start player marker
• 12 start tiles
• 4 family markers
• 60 money chips (30 x 1 shilling, 30 x 5 shillings)
• 1 rule book
• 1 overview

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