My daughter and I played a 126-tile game using a subset of tiles from 2 Travel Carc games glued to the back of my Linie 1 tiles, as described here. We also used my Guesthouses and Walls and Gates variants. It was a great game! Maybe my very favorite way to play!
This photo shows the landscape before final scoring, at which point the score was tied at 189!
Slightly belated birthday game with my family, as usual on Zoom and playingcards.io. Base game + Inns = 89 tiles, so everyone gets 22 turns. We used bridges and abbeys and proportional scoring of farms as always.
We have always (and still) play that this is a single road, but evidently the intention was that it be treated as two roads, each of which ends at one of the cities? The updated original artwork has some bushes there to clarify, but we always thought the original was much more elegant.
Anyway, welcome again to the Forum -- how about posting a photo of one of your recent games...
Tiles look great in the sleeves. But also the color matches. My Das Fest tiles are dark like the German Castles. Maybe because they weren’t part of the special edition?
Personally, I prefer the C1 rules as they make more sense to me. And since there won't be any more expansions for me, all edge cases have now been resolved
I agree that the C1 rules make more sense, but are they tactically interesting? I always felt like the wagon was mostly just a regular meeple. But with C2 you get a lot more tactics, especially if you use the Abbot.
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