Tinners’ Trail – KS Expanded Edition (US, CA, AU & NZ Only…)

Érkezett Tinners’ Trail – Expanded Edition (US, CA, AU & NZ Only…)

Will you make a fortune mining tin and copper in 19th Century Cornwall?

Tinners’ Trail is a thematic Euro game set in 19th century Cornwall. This new edition of Tinners’ Trail is a reprint of the critically acclaimed 2008 game by Martin Wallace, which has been redeveloped and upgraded in partnership with Alley Cat Games as well as including an increased player count, solo mode and 2 brand new expansions.

You play as a mining conglomerate at the height of the tin and copper mining industry. You must buy plots of land across Cornwall in auctions and survey them for tin and copper, always managing your ‘work points’ and money effectively.

Once you have a mine in place, it’s time to extract the ore, and make a profit(!) but the deeper your mine goes the more expensive the process gets. You’ll have the opportunity to improve your mines with infrastructure like ports, train stations, and adits (drainage tunnels), but there’s only so many improvements to go around.

Can you outplay the competition and make the most money or will you be left without two shillings to rub together?

Expanded Edition Includes:

• Aresnic Expansion
• Emmigration Expansion

  NEW EXPANSIONS

  The expanded edition of Tinners’ Trail comes with 2 brand new expansions, which add to Tinners’ Trail with thematic new gameplay. These expansions require the base game to play and can by played alone or combined. They are also compatible with the Lord Wallace solo mode.

  Arsenic Expansion

  The arsenic expansion adds the extra resource of arsenic. Due to the danger of arsenic, it is mined at the cost of PERMANENTLY losing work points but with the reward of a big cash payout.

  Emigration Expansion

  In The Emigration expansion, you can send your workers overseas to gain ongoing benefits, such as extra income or free improvements.

  Lord Wallace Solo Mode
  The solo mode plays just like the 2 player game, but the actions of your opponent are determined by a deck of solo cards.Every time it’s Lord Wallace’s turn (decided by the work track like normal) you’ll flip a card and look at the round number and Lord Wallace’s work marker position to find the action that Lord Wallace will perform.