Agricola (Revised Edition 2016)

Consul Dirigens-Deck

Overview

Cover: Agricola (Revised Edition 2016): Consul Dirigens-Deck

12+

ca. 90 min.

1-4(6*)
EAN / UPC:
4-260402-316420
Game Design:
Uwe Rosenberg
Graphic Design:
atelier198 (Klemens Franz)
Rules & Development:
Grzegorz Kobiela
Release Year:
2021
Components:
120 cards (including 24 bonus cards)
Attention!
Expansion

This is an expansion! In order to play it, you will need the base game.

Description

120 new cards for Agricola

96 cards of this set are the missing numbers from the Corbarius and Dulcinaria Deck, thus completing the available four decks (Artifex, Bubulcus, Corbarius and Dulcinaria). Like the 96 starting cards form the base game these cards have been selected to create a well balanced gaming experience.

The remaining 24 cards form a mini expansion, called Parent Cards. This mini expansion consists of 12 Mother and 12 Father cards which grand a bonus either during the game or at game end. As a result, the game becomes a bid easier which can be used for e. g. giving new players a little advantage over experienced players or for a more casual course of play.


The base game rules remain unchanged. Note the clarifications on the sides of the box.

*Playable with up to 6 players using the Expansion for 5 and 6 players

Images

bonus material
bonus material
bonus card (sample)
bonus card (sample)
D Deck card
D Deck card
C Deck card
C Deck card
cover (3D)
cover (3D)

Downloads

Rule clarification (DE & EN)
Rules
Rules (German)

FAQ

Can I use the expansions from the revised edition with the old edition, or vice versa?

Yes-ish. The revised edition uses unified phrasing, reworked cards and a modernized graphics design to deliver a more consistent and overall better (at least in our opinion) game flow and feel. Mixing old and new version parts therefore might create problems. Nonetheless, the overall mechanics of the game haven't changed, giving people with an advanced understanding on how the game works the possibility to "ignore" these problems; at least to a certain extent. However, we only recommend mixing old and revised edition for such "professionals".