Monopoly Game Star Wars Saga Edition

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If enemy cards remain after your battle, advance the token to the next unoccupied Imperial Outpost. If no cards remain for that token, remove it from the board. EXCITING GAME FOR STAR WARS FANS: Monopoly: Star Wars The Complete Saga Edition features dynamic and colorful artwork inspired by all 3 trilogies

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Passing Go provides each player with 20 credits (2x bronze). Signet cards are basically Chance and Community Chest rolled into one, but they’re a bit more helpful and substantially more assertive. Before you start playing, the only thing to really make sure you’re aware of is the unique Force power double rolls. Everything else is almost exactly the same as standard Monopoly in all but name. Of course, it’s pure chance that you roll a double (1 in 6, as you may know) – and even then, you have no control over which double (1/36 for each number). It’s simply a case of if you happen to roll a double knowing what to do with it. Hideout cards are placed below their respective squares. Place the shuffled signet cards face-down in the corner of the board before placing the Child token in the Just Visiting area of Jail. The Child’s character card goes next to him, just off the board.If you land on or pass the square with the Child, he tags along with you. You then take the Child’s character card and place it in front of you. If another player lands on the same square or passes you, they take on the Child’s responsibility, taking his character card from you too. Anyone landing on Free Parking immediately steals the Child from wherever they are and whoever they’re with. Should you land on Go To Jail with the Child, you should place him on any hideouts you own (or leave him behind if you don’t own any). He can’t join you in Jail. SKYWALKER SAGA: Star Wars fans can celebrate all 3 trilogies from the Skywalker saga! : Monopoly: Star Wars The Complete Saga Edition lets players relive all 9 episodes from a galaxy far, far away

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Monopoly: Star Wars The Complete Saga Edition is a galactic celebration of all 3 Star Wars trilogies combined into one game! With gameplay inspired by the Star Wars universe and iconic Star Wars artwork -- this game is a must for Star Wars fans. Properties include Planets and Droids, and instead of houses and hotels, this edition features TIE fighters and X-Wings. The last player left with credits when all other players go bankrupt, is the winner.

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As a Star Wars fan myself, I love this. It’s a simple concept but makes the playing process that much more enjoyable for me. Follow the instructions on the card depending on whether you win or lose. If you defeat them, take the enemy card and place it in front of you.

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If you can’t pay the rent and run out of properties to mortgage, you are declared bankrupt and out of the game. You can now sit fuming in the corner while your so-called friends continue playing for another hour or two. Oh well, at least the pewter tokens look really cool.

If a player chooses to try and claim another's property (by having rolled "boxcars" (double sixes), each player rolls one die: one is red and one is blue. The worst set in Monopoly is, unsurprisingly, the browns (Tatooine) – the first two properties after Go. Some people like to collect them since they’re a low-risk investment. However, even with a city on, they won’t fetch you much, and if you happen to draw a settlement tax Jedi or Sith card, you’ll probably lose much of your money anyway. As the lowest value set on the board, they hold virtually no trading value and are worth next to nothing to mortgage. I see them as more of a liability than anything else. If you happen to land on one, it might be worth buying, but only so you can sell it off for more value later in the game. For this section, I’ll describe how to play the version I own: the Star Wars Saga Edition. This edition contains a few unique rules to set it apart from other games (see below). There are, naturally, many different variations, which I’ll discuss in more detail later on. Setting the Board up Properties, tokens, and Chance ("Sith")/ Community Chest ("Jedi") cards all include elements from the six feature films of the franchise: Episodes I through VI, while Houses are "Settlements" and Hotels are "Cities". When you start, select from one of eight tokens (four from the Light Side and four from the Dark) and place your chosen character on Go: