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| Piratenschatz ( Wer findet die Goldkiste von Admiral Black ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Noris Spiele | |||||
| Designer | Rüttinger Michael | |||||
| Artist | Rüttinger Michael Rüttinger Heidemarie | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 2-6 | ca. 40 min | 8+ | 2005 | |||
| positioning - detective/deduction - pirates / seafarer | ||||||
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Piratenschatz Admiral Black and his friends hid a chest of gold,
captain Red and his friends want to find it. Blue hides the chest,
the board is partitioned in 144 spots, which can be categorised several ways. Both
teams have their fixed starting positions. In a move a player rolls the die and
moves without change of directions. Skull spots bring a map card with instructions, questions can only be used by the read team. If
one meets an opposing piece, it is captured and can be freed with a
corresponding card or with additional questions. When all map cards have been
drawn or the red team names the spot where it thinks the chest is hidden the
game ends. If the Reds have named the correct spot, they have won. Re-Edition, First Edition # 610 1870, Position and deduction game * 2-6 players from age 8 * Designer: Michael
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