Mon premier Carcassonne

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Hans im Glück	Filosofia	Z-Man Games (1ʳᵉ édition)	Z-Man Games (2ᵈᵉ édition)

Introduction

Mon premier Carcassonne est un jeu de tuiles pour 2 à 4 joueurs, âgés de 4 ans et plus.

It was first published by Hans im Glück in 2009 under the name Die Kinder von Carcassonne, and initially translated into English as The Kids of Carcassonne (RGG 2009). It was renamed My First Carcassonne for the first ZMG release in 2014. A second ZMG design, with revised artwork, was released in 2020 along with updated releases in most markets.

"Each year, the inhabitants of Carcassonne celebrate their national holiday. As is the tradition in Carcassonne, the people celebrate by setting loose sheep, hens, and cows in the street. From dawn till dusk, the kids of Carcassonne have the time of their life trying to bring these animals back."

My First Carcassonne is a stand-alone game based on the Carcassonne series, but is not compatible with Carcassonne or any of the other Carcassonne spin-off games.

It is known as Carcassonne: Junior in most non-English versions.

Carcassonne Junior is based on Carcassonne, but is not compatible with Carcassonne or any of the other Carcassonne spin-off games. It introduces children to the fun of building the city of Carcassonne. It maintains the same core game design that makes the original Carcassonne a classic, while eliminating the need to count high scores. Place the tiles and as many of your pawns as you can. The streets will echo with laughter as animals are caught and returned home safely!

Première édition allemande et française par Hans im Glück

The initial release of the German and French versions (both Hans im Glück) contained an imbalance in the number of children, in each colour, printed on the tiles. There were 12 green, 12 yellow, 11 red and 10 blue children. In the second printing, this was corrected to 11 of each.

Additionally, a number of tiles featured roads passing through the inner courtyards of the buildings, which were replaced in the second version with roads which stopped at the buildings. All other printings from around this time contained the correct tile images. There were also some minor artwork changes as well - green children have pointed hats, and a house and stairs was removed from one tile.

Remarques de WICA

Les règles suivantes sont basées sur la version Z-Man Games des règles. Des commentaires et des précisions supplémentaires ont été apportés par divers forums de discussion de Carcassonne (BGG, CarcC et CarcF).

Règles

Second Edition (2020)

• Base Game

First Edition (2009)

• Jeu de base - Première édition (2009)
• Jeu de base - Seconde édition (2020)

Extensions de fans

La seule extension connue de Carcassonne Junior est Die Wälder (première édition), disponible sur CarcassonneForum (en allemand).

Accessories

If you prefer to draw tiles from a bag, this custom design is available from Artscow:

Drawstring pouch (large)

Reference

• Tile Reference

Endnotes

Artist: Rolf Vogt (1st edition); Marcel Gröber (2nd edition)

Notes

Pour les licences et les explications des icônes, veuillez visiter la page des icônes.