Star Wars Expansion 1

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General Info and Comments

Originally released by Hans im Glück in 2016, Carcassonne: Star Wars Expansion 1 adds components for a sixth player, equipment tiles, and a special die.

Components and setup

• 6 blue meeples, with the new set of meeples you can now play with up to six players.
• 1 sheet of stickers (before playing, apply the stickers from Kylo Ren onto the blue meeples)
• 1 character card Kylo Ren (with faction symbol)
• 18 space tiles (indicated by, to be able to easily distinguish and sort them)
• 6 point tiles 50/100
• 12 equipment tiles (6 lightsabers and 6 blasters)
• 1 yellow special die

The individual game materials are described below:

6 point tiles

The point tiles make it easier for you to keep track of your current point total. When you move to the 0 field on the scoring board, take one of the point tiles and lay it down in front of you with the number 50 showing so that everyone can see it. When you move to the 0 field a second time, turn over your point tile so that it shows 100.

18 new space tiles

Shuffle the new space tiles together with the tiles from the basic g ame. Then lay them face down in multiple stacks as usual. During the game, you lay the tiles next to the other tiles, as in the basic game — trading route tile next to trading route tile, and asteroid field next to asteroid field. Here is what you need to know about the new space tiles:

The planet completes the trading routes on both sides.

The asteroid field completes the trading routes on both sides.

This tile has 4 separate asteroid fields.

How to play the game

2. Positioning a Meeple

12 equipment tiles (6 lightsabers and 6 blasters)

Before the game, each player receives 2 equipment tiles (lightsaber and blaster) in his colour in addition to the other game materials.

When you place one of your meeples on a space tile, you can give him one of the two equipment tiles. Choose either the blaster or the lightsaber, laying it next to your meeple so that it is clear that it belongs to this meeple, but doesn't cover up any important information on the tile.

You can give one of your meeples a maximum of one equipment tile only. From this point on, the equipment tile stays next to your meeple until you remove this meeple from the space tile, putting it and its accompanying equipment tile back into your stock pile.

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