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Avalon Hill Games
(AH) 1986
1830
The Game of Railroads and Robber Barons
Hard to Find Boardgame
Game is Checked Complete
Contents are Nr. Mint!
Punched Contents but looks Never played!
Box has minor edgewear, but Excellent for age!
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1830 ~ Railroads and Robber Barons:
The Game Railroads & Robber Barons - 1830 is the new multiplayer railroad game that captures the drama and excitement of this period. set in the northeast U.S. and Canada, 1830 recreates the development of the railroad system from its horse drawn beginnings to the ascendancy of diesel locomotives. The object of the game is to be the wealthiest player at the finish. To this end you invest in railroad stock and operate the companies you can control. You can be an empire builder carefully managing your companies for the long term, or you can loot companies for maximum quick profits and hope to leave someone else with the wreckage.
The play of 1830 is divided into two separate segments: Stock Buying Rounds when stock is bought and sold, and Railroad Operating Rounds when each railroad in play is operated by its president. The majority stockholder of a railroad is usually its president. Operating railroads play track tiles on the mapboard, build bridges and tunnels, buy and well trains, and decide whether to pay the revenue earned each round as dividends to stockholders or to keep it in the treasury for future needs. A railroad's stock value rises or falls depending on the payment of dividends, as well as the buying and selling of the shares. Once the stating positions are determined, there are no more random events or elements of luck in the game. Each player's success is dependent on his or her own skill and decisions.
Game Contents:
(1) Set of Die-Cut COUNTERS
(1) Rule Booklet
(1) United States Railroad Mounted Game Board
(85) Track Tiles
(72) Stock Certificates
(8) Corporate Character Cards
(1) Set of TAHGC Currency
(6) Private Company Certificates
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