CATAN Frenemies SCENARIO EXPANSION - Unleash Friendly Rivalries in CATAN! Strategy Board Game, Family Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 12+, 3-6 Players, 45-90 Minute Playtime, Made by CATAN Studio

CATAN Frenemies SCENARIO EXPANSION - Unleash Friendly Rivalries in CATAN! Strategy Board Game, Family Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 12+, 3-6 Players, 45-90 Minute Playtime, Made by CATAN Studio

• EXPAND YOUR CATAN HORIZONS: Dive into the world of friendly rivalries with the CATAN Frenemies Scenario Expansion, adding a new layer of strategy to your beloved board game.
• UNPREDICTABLE GAMEPLAY: Experience the thrill of ever-changing alliances as you navigate a dynamic landscape of shifting allegiances and unexpected partnerships.
• FOUR SCENARIO CARDS: This expansion includes four unique Scenario cards, each introducing a different twist to your CATAN gameplay and challenging your diplomatic skills.
• STRATEGIC BALANCE: Negotiate, trade, and forge alliances to outwit your opponents, but be prepared for sudden shifts in alliances as you vie for dominance on the island.
• ENHANCE YOUR CATAN EXPERIENCE: Compatible with the CATAN base game, the Frenemies Scenario Expansion offers exciting new dynamics while retaining the classic charm of CATAN.

<h2>Catan Scenario: Frenemies</h2><p>Hark, friend! Let us... help... each other. We live in a time of altruism on Catan. We give away resources to help lagging players. We move the robber to isolated locations to ensure the safety of our fellows. We even go out of our way to connect our roads with our neighbors' networks. Has everyone gone nuts? Ah! Thanks to their beneficence, Catan's guilds reward such noble-minded behavior by handing out "Favor Tokens" (FTs). Each guild helps us in different ways: granting us roads, development cards, random resources, preferential trades, or even Victory Points. In Catan Scenarios: Frenemies of Catan, everyone is still just in it for themselves as there is an ulterior motive for everything. In fact, sometimes you can "help a friend" while making things far worse for them. Sigh. If goodwill really exists, it's not part of this scenario...</p>