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Coal Baron (1st Printing)
Essen, on the verge of the 20th century: A time when endless supplies of coal are abundant in the earth and ripe for the taking! You are the owner of... (read more)
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mostly positive, 71% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
60 minutes
Published
2013
Age
10+
Publisher
R&R Games
Players
2 to 4 players
Designers
Wolfgang Kramer and Michael Kiesling
Playstyle
Relaxed
Purchase option
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Noble Knight GamesDescription
Essen, on the verge of the 20th century: A time when endless supplies of coal are abundant in the earth and ripe for the taking! You are the owner of a coal mine fulfilling contracts for various types of coal. Spend capital to buy coal carts and expand tunnels as you dig a variety of coal.
Complete orders to gain victory points. However, the orders are very specific about the type of coal they demand. Since each kind is in a different mine level, you must expand your tunnels, costing even more money.
Finances are tight and each company has a limited number of workers. Be careful, the later you assign a job, the more workers are needed to get that job done. Once everyone runs out of workers, the shift is over. After three shifts, whoever has the most victory points wins.
Now, get your hands dirty! As they say in Essen, Glu¨ck auf!
Complete orders to gain victory points. However, the orders are very specific about the type of coal they demand. Since each kind is in a different mine level, you must expand your tunnels, costing even more money.
Finances are tight and each company has a limited number of workers. Be careful, the later you assign a job, the more workers are needed to get that job done. Once everyone runs out of workers, the shift is over. After three shifts, whoever has the most victory points wins.
Now, get your hands dirty! As they say in Essen, Glu¨ck auf!
