Board Game
1838TL
Released 2002 / 3-8 players / 600-600 min / Ages 0+
Designer: Dieter Danziger
Publisher: (Self-Published)
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Description
1838TL (1838: The Thuringia Link) is an 18xx game set in central Germany. This game takes the basic mechanics from 1830, and adds several new elements.
Unique features include the absence of private companies and an effectively unlimited amount of money, because the game ends only when a company's share price reaches 516.
The (weird) map is color-coded because companies are only allowed to build in their historical region.
Overview by Chris Lawson:
Location: Central Germany
Corporations: 13
Privates: none
Map Size: 377 hexes (387 total)
Off-Board: Three steps (2 / 3-4 / 5)
Bank: 21520 Thaler
Tile Colours: Yellow / Green / Brown
Stock Market: 2D (Square)
Unique features include the absence of private companies and an effectively unlimited amount of money, because the game ends only when a company's share price reaches 516.
The (weird) map is color-coded because companies are only allowed to build in their historical region.
Overview by Chris Lawson:
Location: Central Germany
Corporations: 13
Privates: none
Map Size: 377 hexes (387 total)
Off-Board: Three steps (2 / 3-4 / 5)
Bank: 21520 Thaler
Tile Colours: Yellow / Green / Brown
Stock Market: 2D (Square)
Game at a glance
- Year published
- 2002
- Players
- 3–8
- Play time
- 600 minutes
- Listed playing time
- 600 minutes
Categories (2)
- Economic
- Trains
Mechanics (3)
- Network and Route Building
- Stock Holding
- Tile Placement
