Hi,
meines Wissens erfand Alan R. Moon eine Varianet für das alte MB-Spiel Summit. Kennt die jemand?
ciao
peer
Summit-Variante von Ala Moon?
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Erhard Portner
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Re: Summit-Variante von Ala Moon?
peer schrieb:
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> Hi,
> meines Wissens erfand Alan R. Moon eine Varianet für das alte
> MB-Spiel Summit. Kennt die jemand?
>
Hallo Peer,
ich kenne eine solche Variante von Alan Moon nicht; aber mich würde interessieren, woher Du weißt, dass Alan zu "Summit" eine Variante erfunden hat. Soll es sich dabei um eine veröffentlichte Variante handeln? Vielleicht in einer Zeitschrift? Wenn, dann wurde sie aber meines Wissens nicht in Deutschland veröffentlicht.
Mit verspielten Grüßen
Erhard
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> Hi,
> meines Wissens erfand Alan R. Moon eine Varianet für das alte
> MB-Spiel Summit. Kennt die jemand?
>
Hallo Peer,
ich kenne eine solche Variante von Alan Moon nicht; aber mich würde interessieren, woher Du weißt, dass Alan zu "Summit" eine Variante erfunden hat. Soll es sich dabei um eine veröffentlichte Variante handeln? Vielleicht in einer Zeitschrift? Wenn, dann wurde sie aber meines Wissens nicht in Deutschland veröffentlicht.
Mit verspielten Grüßen
Erhard
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peer
Re: Summit-Variante von Ala Moon?
Hi,
Ich meinte bei BBG hätte cih sowas gelesen und auch Christward Conrad hatte ir davon erzählt. Worher sie stammt weiss ich leider nicht.
ciao
Peer
Ich meinte bei BBG hätte cih sowas gelesen und auch Christward Conrad hatte ir davon erzählt. Worher sie stammt weiss ich leider nicht.
ciao
Peer
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Mik Svellov
Re: Summit-Variante von Ala Moon?
Alan Moon sind nicht nur ein Author aber auch ein normales Spieler wie du und ich. Als solche hätte er Leserbriefe in viele Zeitschriften geschrieben, und zum beispiel auch einige Varianten vorbringen.
Mein Deutsch ist nicht stark genug es zu Übersetzen, aber hier sind die Text.
Grüsse aus Dänemark
Mik
BRETT & BOARD
http://brettboard.dk
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SUMMIT - Silmultaneos Climbing (variant by Alan Moon)
waren in der Englishe Zeitschrift GAMES INTERNATIONAL 4/1989 zu finden:
SETUP
Give each player 4 air bases, 4 mills, 2 factories, 2 I-beams, 1 each red, white and black chip.
SEQUENCE OF PLAY
1) Establish a First player.
2) Beginning with the first player and proceeding clockwise around the table, each player performs production.
3) Beginning with the first player and proceeding around the table, each player draws one current Events card. If a Census is drawn, points are not scored until the end of the round. If more than one Census is drawn during a round, points are scored for each at the end of the round.
4) Beginning with the first player and proceding clockwise around the table, each player may perform any desired diplomatic actions.
5) Players write down their builds and then reveal them simultaneously. If two or more players have placed bases in one country, they are removed on a one-for-one basis until either all bases have been removed or only one player has bases remaining. Mills and factories are not removed until after all base conflict has been resolved.
6) Score points if one or more Census cards were drawn.
7) The player to the left of the first player becomes the first player for the next round.
MOVING BASES AND MILLS
Bases and mills originally built in a player's HOME country may be moved during step #5 of any subsequent turn. Write down their new locations.
SUMMIT ROUND
The summit round is played like all other rounds, except the first player is the player with the highest total.
FINALLY
To make the game a little longer, don't add the SUMMIT card into the discards until after the third census.
Mein Deutsch ist nicht stark genug es zu Übersetzen, aber hier sind die Text.
Grüsse aus Dänemark
Mik
BRETT & BOARD
http://brettboard.dk
**************************************
SUMMIT - Silmultaneos Climbing (variant by Alan Moon)
waren in der Englishe Zeitschrift GAMES INTERNATIONAL 4/1989 zu finden:
SETUP
Give each player 4 air bases, 4 mills, 2 factories, 2 I-beams, 1 each red, white and black chip.
SEQUENCE OF PLAY
1) Establish a First player.
2) Beginning with the first player and proceeding clockwise around the table, each player performs production.
3) Beginning with the first player and proceeding around the table, each player draws one current Events card. If a Census is drawn, points are not scored until the end of the round. If more than one Census is drawn during a round, points are scored for each at the end of the round.
4) Beginning with the first player and proceding clockwise around the table, each player may perform any desired diplomatic actions.
5) Players write down their builds and then reveal them simultaneously. If two or more players have placed bases in one country, they are removed on a one-for-one basis until either all bases have been removed or only one player has bases remaining. Mills and factories are not removed until after all base conflict has been resolved.
6) Score points if one or more Census cards were drawn.
7) The player to the left of the first player becomes the first player for the next round.
MOVING BASES AND MILLS
Bases and mills originally built in a player's HOME country may be moved during step #5 of any subsequent turn. Write down their new locations.
SUMMIT ROUND
The summit round is played like all other rounds, except the first player is the player with the highest total.
FINALLY
To make the game a little longer, don't add the SUMMIT card into the discards until after the third census.
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