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Struggle for Catan (Card Game)

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Description

A card game? Isn't there one already? Indeed, Rivals for CATAN is acard-based strategy game for two players. However, while Rivals for CATAN ismore like a board game, Struggle for CATAN is more like a card game. Featuringonly 110 cards inside a small box, the game can also be played onthe go.

The game consists of 110 cards. There are 5 different resource cards:brick, lumber, grain, wool, and ore (A) as well as building cards for roads,settlements (back: city), and city expansions (B). You need the resource cardsto build; for example, building a road costs 1 lumber and 1 brick, andbuilding a knight costs 1 ore, 1 wool, and 1 grain. After paying theresources, you may place the corresponding building card in front of you.

On some cards, victory points are depicted. The first player to build cards(i.e., place cards in front of him) with a total value of 10 victory pointswins the game.

Turn sequence: On your turn, first you may trade one or more resource cardsin your hand – either with the market, in which case you exchange them forone or more of the market's 5 face-up resource cards ©, or with an opponentor the draw stack. Building many roads improves your trade possibilities. Afteryou have traded, you may build. To build a city, just turn over one of thesettlements you already have built. You can upgrade a city by means of a cityexpansion. City expansions offer permanent advantages during the game and areoften the key to victory.

If you build a knight or a road and the respective supply is depleted, youmay take a knight or a road from an opponent. The direction of the arrow on thedestiny card determines who that opponent is. At the end of the turn, you mayadd two resource cards to your hand. If you placed knights in front of you, youmay draw more than 2 cards.

The Dice Tower Seal of Approval is a trademark of The Dice Tower, LLCand is used with permission.

Product Details

Product Code: 26161913
Barcode: 029877031429
Brand: Catan

Playtime: 30-60 minutes
Recommended Age: 8+
Number of Players: 2-4
Board Game Mechanics: Hand Management | Negotiation | Trading


Categories: All Games, Best Sellers, Card Games, Catan Board Game, Sale Card Games, Sale Games, Strategy Board Games, Trading Card Games

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
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Eloise W.
Not Suitable for Two Players

The game is okay but I specifically bought it so that I could play a two-player version of Catan. Unfortunately this card game also doesn't really work as a two-player game. It is very easy to guess what the other player is saving up for (usually the same thing as you), it is very limited in terms of game play and options, and there are very foolproof ways to beat the other player leaving them without a chance. I wouldn't recommend for two players.

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Guillaume G.

Catan: Struggle for Catan - Card Game

Delivery

Delivery Rates
Australia Delivery

Our delivery rates vary based on the weight and volume of your total order. An accurate shipping cost will be calculated during the checkout process. Orders are shipped by air via Australia Post straight to your door! 

Delivery Times
The Board Gamer orders ship from our fulfillment partner Mighty Ape. Their warehouse is based in New Zealand with daily flights across the Tasman with Australia Post.

As a result of courier delays the current standard delivery times for In Stock products using Australia Post are as follows:

 

 QLD  4-7 business days
 NSW  4-8 business days
 ACT  4-8 business days
 VIC  6-9 business days
 SA  7-10 business days

 TAS, WA

8-10 business days                                         
 NT  10-13 business days                 

 

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
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(1)
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50%
(1)
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Eloise W.
Not Suitable for Two Players

The game is okay but I specifically bought it so that I could play a two-player version of Catan. Unfortunately this card game also doesn't really work as a two-player game. It is very easy to guess what the other player is saving up for (usually the same thing as you), it is very limited in terms of game play and options, and there are very foolproof ways to beat the other player leaving them without a chance. I wouldn't recommend for two players.

G
Guillaume G.

Catan: Struggle for Catan - Card Game