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Additional Material for The
Hanseatic League
Game Board for Experienced Merchants
Once you have gained some experience with Hansa Teutonica, you can add the following two additional elements –
Mission Cards and Emperor’s Favour – either individually or together using The Hanseatic League game board.
Mission Cards
In the Hanseatic League of Cities, some cities enjoyed a greater reputation
than others among the merchants striving for power and political inuence.
That is why merchants compete to establish the most trading posts in a man-
ageable number of cities in order to gain the most prestige for themselves.
During Game Setup, shufe the 9 Mission cards and deal each player
1 card facedown. Keep this card secret from your opponents until
the end of the game. Return any remaining cards to the box, you
won’t need them for this game.
At the end of the game, you gain 1 prestige point for each city
listed on your Mission card in which you have established at least
1 trading post (i.e., a maximum of 3 prestige points). If you also
manage to establish the most trading posts in all 3 cities on your
Mission card (or if there is a tie, the highest valued one, furthest
to the right), you will receive an additional bonus of 5 prestige
points. In total, your Mission card can earn you a total of 8 pres-
tige points at the end of the game.
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2
3
There are 3 cities named on each card. The names of the rst
two cities appear on 2 other cards 1 (opponents could also have
them on their card). The third city is only represented on this
card 2. The coin icons on the small illustration below show the
location of the 3 cities on the game map 3.
Emperor’s Favour
Merchants in the Hanseatic League steadily gained power and political inu-
ence through brisk trade and expansion. They purchased special permits and
privileges directly from the emperor for large sums of money and were legally
subordinate to him alone. This meant Hansa members were free from paying
taxes to regional princes and dukes.
During Game Setup, mix the Emperor’s Favour tiles together facedown.
Randomly select a number of tiles equal to the player number
and place them faceup next to the game board. These create the
display of tiles you can buy this game. Return all remaining tiles
back to the box, you won’t need them for this game.
At the beginning of your turn, you may choose to forego all of
your actions for that turn in order to acquire 1 Emperor’s Favour
tile by ipping 2 of your unused bonus tokens over and placing
them both to the right of your writing desk (they will still count
at the end of the game when calculating the prestige points for
bonus tokens). You may only acquire 1 Emperor’s Favor tile per turn.
Place the acquired Emperor’s Favour tile faceup in front of you.
Four of these tiles grant you permanent advantages during the
game and two earn you additional prestige points at the end of
the game:
During the game
Whenever you are displaced, you can place your dis-
placed tradesmen on free connection points of trade
routes of your choice instead of on adjacent trade
routes.
From now on, you have 1 additional action available
each turn. (This makes it possible to perform more
than 5 actions per turn.)
Whenever another player carries out the Income
action, you may take 1 tradesman from the general
stock and place it in your personal supply.
Whenever one of your traders is displaced, you
receive 2 tradesmen from the general stock instead
of 1.
At the end of the game
At the end of the game, you gain 2 additional pres-
tige points for each city in which you have estab-
lished the most trading posts (i.e. a total of 4 instead
of 2).
At the end of the game, you gain 7 prestige points
instead of 4 for each fully developed ability.
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