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Welcome!

2000 years ago, long before the Inkas, northwestern South America was populated by many tribes rich with culture and

creativity. These kingdoms fell; other tribes rose. New tribes adopted or adapted the culture of the vanished peoples and

ﬂourished. But these too passed away and gave way to new tribes. In the 15th century CE, the Inkas ﬁnally stepped on histo-

ry’s stage. They subdued all competing tribes and founded a huge empire that reached from today’s Ecuador in the north to

the middle of today’s Chile in the south. See the accompanying Almanac for more information about the Inkas.

In Catan: Rise of the Inkas™, you each begin with a tribe of an early cultural era. You must bring that tribe to its cultural

apex. If you succeed, you take over the leadership of a new tribe of the middle cultural era. Again, your goal is to lead this

tribe to its cultural apex. Finally, you take over the fortunes of your third tribe. If you lead this tribe to its apex before your

opponents lead their third tribe to theirs, you win the game! Your tribe has prevailed over all others. It has reached its

zenith. You usher in the Rise of the Inkas!

Introduction

To make getting into the game as easy as possible, we use the multi-part CATAN rules system:

If you know the rules of CATAN already: Then, right after the construction (page 2-3) and the preparation (page 4) you

can read the special rules “The Tribes” (page 7). Further important changes to the well-known Catan rules can be found in

the Almanac on pages 22-23.

If you don’t know the rules of CATAN: Then, after setting up the game, ﬁrst read the short introductory game overview

on pages 2 and 3. Second, read the basic game rules (pages 4-6) and start the game. We recommend starting the game with

these rules only, until a player successfully completes their ﬁrst tribe. Third, read the special rules “The Tribes” on page 7 to

ﬁnish the game.

This guide contains all the important information you need for the game.

If any details or questions arise, you can consult the Almanac. There you

will ﬁnd further explanations for all keywords marked with .

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Game Board Preparation........................... 2

Game Overview and Game Summary .............. 2–3

Game Preparation ................................ 4

Game Play ................................... 4–6

The Tribes ................................... 7–8

Game End....................................... 8

Rules

Road

Settlement

Path

Number Token

Starting Set-up

for Beginners

Intersection

Catan – Rise of the Inkas

In front of you is a stretch of land in western South America. It is surrounded by water in

the west and jungle in the east. It consists of 27 hexes. Your task is to successfully

complete 3 stages of cultural development with your tribes.

There are 8 different types of hexes in the game. Each type of hex creates a different kind

of resource or good. These resources and goods are represented by cards—resource

cards() and goods cards(), respectively. The hexes produce the following things:

GAME SUMMARY

HEXES THAT PRODUCE RESOURCES

HEXES THAT PRODUCE GOODS

SETTING UP THE GAME BOARD

The game board roughly represents the area of today‘s Peru. In the west you have

the Paciﬁc coastline and in the east you have the surrounding jungle. This is where

the Inka Empire developed.

For Beginners

For your ﬁrst game we recommend that you set up the game board exactly as shown

here. First, assemble the 8 frame parts. Second, place the hexes inside the

frame. Third, place the number tokens on the hexes.

For Experienced Players

Once you have played Catan Rise of the Inkas several times, you may wish to build

the game board variably. The rules can be found in the almanac under Set Up,

Variable .

GAME BOARD PREPARATION

Forest

produces wood

Mountains

produce ore

Quarries

produce stone

Pasture

produces wool

Jungles

produce feathers

Jungle Plantations

produce coca

Fishing Grounds

produce ﬁsh

Farmland

produces potato

You start the game with 2 settlements and 2 roads. With these 2 settlements you

already have 2 culture points (because each settlement you build earns you 1 culture

point). The ﬁrst player to lead three successive tribes to their cultural apex,

(11 culture points total) wins the game.

Game Overview

Robber

To get culture points, you have to build new settlements and/or upgrade settlements

to cities. To build new settlements, you must build roads. If you want to build

anything, you need resources.

How do you get resources? Each turn you determine which hexes produce resources

by rolling 2 dice. If, for example, you roll an “11”, all hexes with an “11” number

token produce. In the picture on the left, a mountain (ore), a quarry (stone) and a

jungle plantation (coca) all have “11” number tokens.

You may also buy resources with goods: feathers, ﬁsh, and coca. You generate goods

the same way you do resources—by building beside hexes that produce goods.

You only receive income if you own a settlement or city adjacent to the hex that

produces. In the picture, a red settlement (A) borders the “11” mountains and an

orange settlement (B) borders the “11” jungle. So, when you rolled that “11” Red

gets 1 ore resource card and Orange gets 1 coca goods card.

Most settlements and cities border on several hexes (maximum 3). Settlements and

cities “harvest” the hexes adjacent to which they are built. So, you might produce

up to 3 different types of resources/goods from the same settlement or city

(depending upon the die rolls in the game, of course). In our example, the blue

settlement (C) borders 3 hexes: quarry, jungle, and mountains. These hexes can

produce stone, feathers, and ore, respectively.

You cannot build settlements adjacent to every hex. So, your tribes may produce

some resources or goods very rarely, if at all. But to build new things you need very

speciﬁc combinations of resources. Therefore, you probably need to trade.

You can trade with other players. Make them an offer or listen to theirs. A successful

trade leads to success in building. You can also trade with the supply, but this is

generally less efﬁcient.

You can only build a new settlement on an unoccupied intersection. However, you

must have one of your roads leading to that intersection, and the new settlement

must be at least 2 intersections away from ANY other settlement or city.

Think carefully about where you are going to build your settlements! The

numbers on the tokens vary in size. They also have pips (dots) below the numbers.

The larger the number (and the more pips it has), the higher the probability that

the number will be rolled. The red numbers (“6” and “8”) are the most likely to

be rolled. The more frequently a number is rolled, the more frequently the hexes

bearing that number produce resources and goods.

Catan – Rise of the Inkas Game Summary

Produktspecifikationer

Varumärke:	Gezelschapsspellen
Kategori:	Brädspel
Modell:	De Kolonisten van Catan - De Opkomst van de Incas

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