Hi!
I have been an avid boardgame collector for years and my
boardgame library has expanded to an extent that my new flat cannot
accommodate them all. So it is with heavy heart that I am
looking for good homes for some of my precious games:
s/n
Title
Description
Selling Price
S$
1
El Grande
Decennial
In this
award-winning game, players take on the roles of Grandes in medieval
Spain.
The king's power is flagging, and these powerful lords are vying
for control of the various provinces. To that end, you draft
caballeros (knights) into your court and subsequently move them
onto the board to help seize control of provinces. After every
third turn, the regions are scored, and after the ninth turn, the
Grande with the most points is deemed the winner. (Set includes the
three main expansions)
70
2
Arkham
Horror
Arkham
Horror is a cooperative adventure
game themed around H.P Lovecraft's
Cthulhu Mythos.
Players choose from 16 Investigators and take to the streets of
Arkham. Before the game, one of the eight Ancient Ones is chosen
and it's up to the Investigators to prevent it from breaking into
our world. During the course of the game, players will upgrade
their characters by acquiring skills, allies, items, weapons, and
spells. It's up to the players to clean out the streets of Arkham
by fighting many different types of monsters, but their main goal
is to close portals to other dimensions that are opening up around
town. With too many portals open the Ancient One awakens and the
players only have one last chance to save the world. Defeat the
Ancient One in combat!
65
3
Ticket to
Ride (Marklin Ed.)
Ticket to
Ride - Märklin Edition is the third installment
in Days of Wonder's best-selling
Ticket to Ride
series. The board for the Märklin Edition is
based on a map of Germany
and each
individual card in the deck depicts a different Märklin Trains
model. Passenger figures are used to pick up merchandise tokens
worth different numbers of points along the routes that they claim.
The player who completes the most destination tickets receives a 10
point bonus (instead of the base game's longest route
bonus).
55
4
Santiago
This game is about
cultivating and watering fields. To accomplish this, a number of
tiles denoting various plantation types come into the game each
round. The tiles are auctioned off such that each player gets one,
and the tiles are then placed onto the game board along with an
ownership marker that also indicates how plentiful the tile’s yield
will be. Whoever bid the lowest in each round gets to be the canal
overseer and decides where a canal will be built that round. The
other players may make suggestions to help the canal overseer
decide, and back up their suggestions with money. The final
decision is always wholly up to the overseer, though. At the end of
each round, players determine what the water supply situation looks
like. Should a plantation not be sufficiently watered, its
production drops dramatically; should it happen more than once,
then that plantation may revert to fallow ground. At game’s end,
naturally only the cultivated land counts. Each plantation is
counted according to type – the bigger the better. But since the
ownership markers play a role as well, the same plantation can give
drastically different points for different players.
50
(near mint
condition)
5
Notre
Dame
The players
take on the roles of the heads of influential families in
Paris
at the end
of the 14th century. In the shadow of the Notre Dame cathedral, the
players compete for prosperity and reputation. Each family controls
one of the 3 -5 boroughs that surround the site of Notre Dame. As
head of his family, each player tries, through clever use of his
action cards, to advance the power and prestige of his family, but
penalties are assessed those who do not take care of the health of
the people who live in their borough. The player with the most
prestige at the end is the winner.
50
(near mint
condition)
6
Traders
of Genoa
In
The Traders of
Genoa, players take the part of Renaissance
traders, moving about the city acquiring goods and filling orders
for goods. Messages need to be delivered and privileges obtained.
Of course, none of this can be accomplished on one's own. Much
negotiation and deal-making is the order of the day in an effort to
become the richest deal-maker in Genoa.
Flexible rules allow for negotiating almost everything in the
game.
50
(near mint
condition)
7
Settlers of
Catan (Cities and Knights)
Adds several new aspects
to
Settlers of Catan but the two major ones are creating
knights to protect the land from invading barbarians and building
city improvements that confer benefits upon that city's owner. Adds
tactical complexity to the game and game length.
40
(near mint
condition)
8
Kill Doctor
Lucky
In this notorious game,
players move around the mansion trying to murder Dr Lucky without
being seen. An inversion of Clue.
30
9
Owner’s
Choice
Owner’s
Choice is a money board game in
which players buy and sell four company stocks and try to earn
money. When you buy control of a stock , you become the president
and can control how that stock is played. Or you become an investor
and can get an allotment from the president. Do you choose to be
the president or do you choose to be an investor?
30
10
Take
Stock
Trying to invest
in the future? Read the stock reports, follow the trends, talk to
valued advisors. Or chuck the whole thing and play
Take
Stock!
You are the power players. You can choose to make the prices rise
as you purchase stocks in strong companies, or you can choose to
crush the dreams of your opponents by freezing their accounts or
crashing the market. Remember, the one with the most at the end
wins!
25
(near mint
condition)
Contact me if you are interested.