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Goons of New York 1901
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Goons of New York 1901 is a promotional expansion for the Blue Orange Games board game New York 1901. It adds 5 powerful new Boss cards that grant special abilities to players who control all districts on the board. Perfect for 2-4 players looking to add new strategies to their game.
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Goons of New York 1901 is a promotional expansion pack for New York 1901 that adds five new "Boss" cards that give special powers to the players who control each district on the game board. Once all players in the game have reached the Silver Age, you look to see who controls the most territory of each color on the game board (with pink being excluded in two-player games). Whoever controls the most of a color takes control of that boss, and at the start of each of your subsequent turns, you can use the "goon power" of one of your bosses to place a goon in a particular location, such as on a street or on a specific Bronze Age skyscraper. You'll score points for this goon based on certain conditions, but if someone ever controls more territory of this color than you, that player takes control of the boss and you have to say goodbye to those goons. Goons of New York 1901 was made in conjunction with the Brooklyn Game Lab, an afterschool program in which children learn to play today's best board games, then discuss the strategies and tactics used to play them. For this project, hundreds of children worked together — in a month-long game-jam — to design and playtest this promotional content for New York 1901, which is currently planned to be made available solely at trade shows and game conventions.
| Mechanics: | Area Control/Area Influence |
| Categories: | Expansion for base-game |
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| BARCODE: | ????????? |
| The item is in 2 carts In 1 collection This was seen 5555 times | |
Goons of New York 1901 is a promotional expansion pack for New York 1901 that adds five new "Boss" cards that give special powers to the players who control each district on the game board. Once all players in the game have reached the Silver Age, you look to see who controls the most territory of each color on the game board (with pink being excluded in two-player games). Whoever controls the most of a color takes control of that boss, and at the start of each of your subsequent turns, you can use the "goon power" of one of your bosses to place a goon in a particular location, such as on a street or on a specific Bronze Age skyscraper. You'll score points for this goon based on certain conditions, but if someone ever controls more territory of this color than you, that player takes control of the boss and you have to say goodbye to those goons. Goons of New York 1901 was made in conjunction with the Brooklyn Game Lab, an afterschool program in which children learn to play today's best board games, then discuss the strategies and tactics used to play them. For this project, hundreds of children worked together — in a month-long game-jam — to design and playtest this promotional content for New York 1901, which is currently planned to be made available solely at trade shows and game conventions.
| Mechanics: | Area Control/Area Influence |
| Categories: | Expansion for base-game |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | ????????? |
| The item is in 2 carts In 1 collection This was seen 5555 times | |
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