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Catan Anniversary, Lottery in the Netherlands

De Kolonisten van Catan turns ten in the Netherlands this year, and Dutch publisher 999 Games is releasing a special edition of the game in September 2008 that will include the components for up to six players, the special Teuber Räuber, and a lottery ticket for a special set of Catan playing pieces, the details of which haven’t been announced yet. I’m hoping for kryptonite.



Posted by W. Eric Martin on Jun 10, 2008 at 09:00 AM in Game News,  Boardgame News / 687

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Damned another Settlers version to get....

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