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A clever tile-laying game, in a winter coat, for 2 to 5 players, aged 8 and above, by [[Klaus-Jürgen Wrede]].
A clever tile-laying game, in a winter coat, for 2 to 5 players, aged 8 and above, by [[Klaus-Jürgen Wrede]].


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* [[Winter Edition Base Game|Base Game]]
* [[Winter Edition Base Game|Base Game]]
* [[The Gingerbread Man (Winter Edition)|The Gingerbread Man]]
* [[Winter Edition The Gingerbread Man|The Gingerbread Man]]
* [[Die Kornkreise (Winter Edition)|Die Kornkreise]] - Corn Circles
* [[Winter Edition Die Kornkreise|Die Kornkreise]] - Corn Circles


== Reference ==
== Reference ==


* [[Winter Game figures|Game Figures]]
* [[Winter Game Reference|Game Reference]]
* [[Winter Order of Play|Order of Play]]
* [[Winter Order of Play|Order of Play]]
* [[Winter Scoring During the Game|Scoring During the Game]]
* [[Winter Scoring During Turn Sequence|Scoring During Turn Sequence]] -- '''Full Detail'''
* [[Winter Scoring During the Game|Scoring During the Game]] -- '''Summary'''
* [[Winter Scoring After the Game|Scoring After the Game]]
* [[Winter Scoring After the Game|Scoring After the Game]]
* [[Winter Game Figures|Game Figures]]


== Endnotes ==
== Note finali ==


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Revision as of 23:30, 3 July 2020

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A clever tile-laying game, in a winter coat, for 2 to 5 players, aged 8 and above, by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede.

The city of Carcassonne in southern France is famous for its unique Roman and Medieval fortifications. The players take their chances with their followers in the cities, cloisters, roads, and snowy fields around Carcassonne. The development of the land is in their hands, and the skillful deployment of the followers as thieves, knights, monks, and farmers is the path to success.

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Reference

Note finali

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