Monopoly Game Star Wars Saga Edition

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It’s interesting that the first-ever Star Wars Monopoly game was titled as the ‘Limited Collector’s Edition’. It seems that nobody knew just how many different Star Wars Monopoly versions would follow!

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As usual, place the Chance and Community Chest cards in the middle – except, in this version, they’re simply named Sith and Jedi cards, respectively. Instead of houses and hotels, you’ll be placing settlements and cities. Star Wars credits replace the usual dollars or pounds.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.

Star Wars Monopoly - Star Wars Saga Edition Star Wars Monopoly - Star Wars Saga Edition

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 “In Jail” rules are similar, too. Leaving Jail costs 50 credits (a substantial amount in this game). Alternatively, rolling a 6 means you’ll escape and move that many spaces. If, after three rolls, you haven’t rolled are 6, you are released for free and go straight to Just Visiting. Overall, I’d say that Star Wars Monopoly – no matter which version you play – is specifically for Star Wars fans rather than Monopoly fans. How to Play EXCITING GAME FOR STAR WARS FANS: Monopoly: Star Wars The Complete Saga Edition features dynamic and colorful artwork inspired by all 3 trilogies 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 upTake the top enemy card of the token you’ve passed from the center of the board. This card details the number you’ll need to roll to “win”. Use the silver die. If you have the Child with you, you can use the green die too. Buy properties as you land on them. Pay the Banker for each property in exchange for a property card, which indicates the amount of money earned through rent. 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". 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. Instead of claiming a property when you land on it, you’ll place your base token on the corresponding area of the planet. The board shows you where to set it, don’t worry. It also shows you how much rent someone landing on it will pay. There are no deeds cards in this version. As per standard Monopoly, the rent gets doubled if you own the entire set. If the other member of your team lands on your base, the rent gets halved.