Foothills
The Great Little Trains of Wales
The enthusiasm for railways grew with the development of steam power at a time when horsedrawn wagons were no longer sufficient to meet the... (read more)
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mixed, 63% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
30 minutes
Published
2019
Age
12+
Publisher
Starling Games
Players
2 players
Designers
Ben Bateson and Tony Boydell
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Trains, Transportation, Strategy Game, Card Game, and Hand Management
Description
The Great Little Trains of Wales
The enthusiasm for railways grew with the development of steam power at a time when horsedrawn wagons were no longer sufficient to meet the transportation demands of industry. In Wales, rich deposits of ore, coal, stone, and slate needed to find their way out of the rugged hills to the rapidly-expanding ports and (from there) the rest of the world. Many of these distinct, individual Welsh industrial railways still operate today but people, rather than minerals, are their cargo.The game takes two players on a construction journey through the breathtaking countryside of Wales: from the glistening shores of Cardigan Bay through huddled villages sheltering in the shadow of the mountains to the black pits of the mines; there has never been a better way to travel such a mystic land than by rail...but somebody had to build it all in the first place. Welcome to the Foothills!
Mechanisms:• Hand Management• Variable Player Powers
Contents
- 34 Station Cards
- 25 Action Cards
- 1 Pub Card
- 1 Stockyard Tile
- 32 Track/Station Tiles
- 2 Player Boards
- 2 Station Counters
- 14 Tickets
- 10 Navy Tiles
- 16 Passenger Chits
- 1 Summit Chit
- 2 Line Bonus Chits
- 1 Starting Player Chit
- 5 Buffer Stops
- 32 Victory Point Chits
- 2 Surveyor Tokens
- 4 Event Cubes
- 16 Stone Cubes
- 20 Iron Ore Cubes
- 58+ Rubble Cubes
- 1 Resource Bag
- 1 Rule Book
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