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You may not trade Development

Cards. You

may not trade like

resources (e.g., 2 wool for 1 wool).

VICTORY POINT CARDS

Victory Point Cards are yellow

frame Development CardsY, so

they can be “bought.” These Development Cards represent

important cultural achievements, represented by certain

buildings.

Each Victory Point Card is worth 1 victory point.

You only reveal your Victory Point Cards when you or some-

one else wins the game! Keep Victory Point Cards hidden until

you have 10 points during your turn and you can declare

victory. (You should also reveal them if someone else wins.)

Hint: Again, keep your Victory Point Cards hidden until the end of

the game. Place them face down in front of you. Of course, if you

have 1 or 2 unused cards face

down in front of you for a

long time, the other players

will assume that they are

Victory Point Cards.

VICTORY POINTS

The first player to reach

(be at) 10 victory points

on his turn wins the game.

Players acquire victory

points (VPs) for the

following:

1 Settlement

= 1 VP

1 City = 2 VPs

Longest Road

Special Card = 2 VPs

Largest Army

Special Card = 2 VPs

Victory Point Card = 1 VP

Since each player begins

with 2 settlements, each

player begins the game

with 2 victory points.

Therefore, you only need

8 more victory points to

win the game!

CREDITS

and Mayfair Games, Inc. Published under license from

Catan GmbH (www.catan.com). Published in cooperation with

Kosmos Verlag (www.kosmos.de).

Catan, Catan Adventures,

and The Settlers of Catan and all other product titles and

marks listed herein are trademarks of Catan GmbH.

Design: Klaus Teuber (www.klausteuber.com).

Development: TM-Spiele GmbH.

Cover Art: Volkan Baga.

Art for Tiles & Resource Cards: Harald Lieske.

Art for Development Cards,

Special Cards, Borders: Stephen Graham Walsh.

Art Direction & Graphics: Pete Fenlon.

Graphic Design: Pete Fenlon, Matthew Schwabel,

Jason O. Hawkins, Jessica Ney-Grimm.

Production: Pete Fenlon, Coleman Charlton.

Translation: Guido Teuber, William Nielbling.

English Language Development: William Niebling,

Guido Teuber, Coleman Charlton, Robert T. Carty Jr.,

Will Niebling, Alex Yeager, Larry Roznai, Nick Johnson,

and Pete Fenlon.

Special Thanks: Bridget Roznai, Loren Roznai, Schar Niebling,

Peter Bromley, Darwin Bromley, Trella Wilhite, Bill Wordelmann,

Elaine Wordelmann, Lou Rexing, Tom Smith, Keywood Cheeves,

Mike Strack, Aud Ketilsdatter (LSKC/354-2), Richard Thames Rowan,

Benny Teuber, Claudia Teuber, Liam Teuber, Leif Teuber, Gero Zahn,

Luc Mertens, Mike Szul, Emily Johnson, Olivia Johnston, Karl Roelofs,

Arnd Beenen, and the late Scott Anderson.

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GAMES, INC.

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