This supplemental anthology of games for the Stonehenge game system was given to anyone who bought Stonehenge: An Anthology Board Game at SPIEL 2007. It contains the rules for the following five games: Der hohe Rat (political game) by Volker Hesselmann, for 2 or 4 players (2 vs. 2): The druids have to vote for or against a motion. Each player tries to convince his neighbor in the council. The aim is to get the majority within the council. Erbaut Stonehenge (construction game) by Dustin D. Trammell, for 3 to 4 players: All players are building Stonehenge. Each player represents a single cult and tries to build the most magnificent elements and beat the other cults by reputation. Rollende Steine (dexterity game) by Tyler Tinsley, for 1 to 5 players: Each player represents a celtic giant. The giants play their favorite game: Rolling stones through the triliths. 8 triliths compositions are proposed in the rules, others can be invented by the players. The player win or lose togehter. Trilithen Knallen (carambolage racing game) by Nicolas and Volker Hesselmann for 2 to 5 players: During the annual carambolage race, a bunch of manic druids on their triliths try to ram the others by remembering the hidden cards. The last one on the course wins the race. Opferroulette (luck game) by Jason Bulmahn for 2 to 5 players: The players are gods and try to promote their favorite to become the high priest. To do so, they need to avoid the oblation of their priest while destroying the other ones during the ancestral stone-sphere game. A PDF of Bonusspiele #1 can be acquired here (German).
This supplemental anthology of games for the Stonehenge game system was given to anyone who bought Stonehenge: An Anthology Board Game at SPIEL 2007. It contains the rules for the following five games:
Der hohe Rat (political game) by Volker Hesselmann, for 2 or 4 players (2 vs. 2): The druids have to vote for or against a motion. Each player tries to convince his neighbor in the council. The aim is to get the majority within the council.
Erbaut Stonehenge (construction game) by Dustin D. Trammell, for 3 to 4 players: All players are building Stonehenge. Each player represents a single cult and tries to build the most magnificent elements and beat the other cults by reputation.
Rollende Steine (dexterity game) by Tyler Tinsley, for 1 to 5 players: Each player represents a celtic giant. The giants play their favorite game: Rolling stones through the triliths. 8 triliths compositions are proposed in the rules, others can be invented by the players. The player win or lose togehter.
Trilithen Knallen (carambolage racing game) by Nicolas and Volker Hesselmann for 2 to 5 players: During the annual carambolage race, a bunch of manic druids on their triliths try to ram the others by remembering the hidden cards. The last one on the course wins the race.
Opferroulette (luck game) by Jason Bulmahn for 2 to 5 players: The players are gods and try to promote their favorite to become the high priest. To do so, they need to avoid the oblation of their priest while destroying the other ones during the ancestral stone-sphere game.
A PDF of Bonusspiele #1 can be acquired here (German).
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