Städte Quartett auf Englisch - Cities of the World

• Das Kartenspiel ist die englische Version des Städte-Quartetts Metropolen von Wendels Kartenspiele
• 32 Karten plus eine Titelkarte in einem Kartenspiel Etui
• Die Spielanleitung befindet sich auf der Rückseite der Titelkarte.
• Zum Trumpfen oder ganz klassisch Quartett Spielen
• Das Kartenspiel wird in Deutschland entwickelt und produziert
• Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 2020
• Weitere Infos über Wendels Kartenspiele: About

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Delivery time 2 - 4 working days (to Germany)

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4,00 €
Delivery time 1 - 3 working days (to Germany)

International shipping:
Standard:
4,00 € to any country in the world
Premium:
(with insurance and tracking)
7,00 € to any country in the world

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Discount:
For orders over €20: free shipping to Germany and €2 discount on shipping to Austria or Switzerland

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After all the cards have been shuffled and dealt and each player has their stack in their hand with only the top card showing, whoever has 1A in their stack begins. They select a category and read it out, e.g. population. The players then take it in turns to read out their population details. Whoever has the highest value wins the cards from this round and puts them on the bottom of their stack. They then get to start the next round. The population is given in two categories, which can be played independently of one another: the first number is the population in the city itself and the second is the
population of the whole metropolitan area. For 'Founded', the oldest city wins. Highlighted values are “super trumps” and cannot be beaten by any other card. You can also play with the (annual average) temperature: the players decide in advance whether hotter or colder
temperatures win. After the first player has lost all of their cards, each player counts their own cards. The person with the most cards wins. You can also play with a title card: it can be shuffled into the deck and is always played as a trump, regardless of value. It can only be trumped by super trumps. You can also play the classic version of quartet (or Go Fish) by collecting 4 in a group. There are 8 quartets which are each marked with a key figure 1 - 8 and the letters A - D in the top left corner. On the bottom left are the other 'members' of the quartet. You need at least three players for this. The person sitting to the left of the dealer starts by asking for a card that they need in order to make a quartet. If you receive the card asked for, you may continue until someone does not have the requested card. This carries on and the winner is the person with the most quartets.

Population:
The population is given in two categories, which can be played independently of one another: the first number is the population in the city itself and the second is the population of the whole metropolitan area.

Area:
This category (specified in square kilometers) does not refer to the area administered by the city, but only to the actual urban area with dense development. The area administered by the city often extends far into the surrounding area and is way bigger, than the actual city.

Founded:
The founding dates of the cities must not be taken too precisely for some cities, as not all cities have a clear event of their creation but have developed over years. The rule is: the older city wins.

Elevation:
The altitude in meters above sea level relates to the city center or the average altitude of the urban area.

Population density:
To get an impression of the average population density, the number of inhabitants per square kilometer is given here. The number refers to the urban area and not to the entire metropolitan area.

Highest building:
This category refers to the tallest skyscraper in the city. Radio masts and towers, steel towers, cooling towers, etc. are not included.