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Hey there! Let me introduce you to Jose – a hardworking sugar cane farmer. He’s got quite a supply of sugar cane, and you’ll get 2 pieces from him!

I’m Conchita, the friendly fruit merchant! I have an amazing selection of juicy citrus fruits just for you.

Hey there! I’m Miguel, the lumberjack. Guess what? Every time I go out to work, I bring back 2 wood!

Pablo is the ultimate fence option. When you choose Pablo, you’ll receive one high-quality fencing material of your choice, and it’s not just limited to wood. The variety of options available ensures that you’ll find the perfect fence to meet your needs and preferences.

The dancer named Maria gives me a boost in my journey. She is quite talented and skilled, bringing joy and energy to every performance. With her graceful movements and vibrant spirit, she captivates the audience and leaves them in awe.

When I witness Maria’s dance, I feel a surge of inspiration and excitement. It’s as if her passion for dancing is contagious, spreading to all who watch her. She truly is a force to be reckoned with, a true gem among performers.

I am fortunate to have Maria as part of my team. Her presence not only brings beauty to our performances but also enhances our overall performance score. Thanks to her talent, we receive two victory points from the supply.

Being able to work alongside someone as talented as Maria is a true blessing. Through her dance, she elevates our performances and brings a sense of wonder to our audience. Her contribution is invaluable, and I am grateful to have her on my side.

So, if you’re looking to add a touch of magic to your journey, look no further than Maria the dancer. Her captivating performances will leave you inspired and energized, making every step of your adventure that much more special. With Maria by your side, your victory is certain to shine even brighter.

Martinez – the musician. It’s incredible how much joy I derive from the music he creates. With each note he plays, I feel a burst of happiness fill my heart. It’s amazing how a simple melody can have such a profound effect on one’s emotions.

The Sneaky Fox – A Master Pickpocket

Hey there! Let me introduce you to a character known as El Zorro – the sneaky pickpocket. He’s quite the interesting fellow! In this game, each player has to give me one of the following items of their choice:

• 1 peso
• 1 of any good (except wood)
• 1 victory point

Now, you might be wondering about the transparent flower on the El Zorro tile. Well, here’s the deal – when you visit El Zorro by car, your playing piece doesn’t actually move to another building. Instead, it stays put right where it is, allowing you to use the function of that building again. Pretty neat, right?

Now, here’s something important to remember. If you decide to visit El Zorro during the very first round, you won’t be able to use any building at all. So, maybe it’s best to hold off on meeting him until later.

Oh, and before I forget, there’s something you should know. The availability of goods is limited. There’s only a total of 8 of each good. So, if the supply runs out of the specific good you were expecting to receive, unfortunately, you’ll be leaving empty-handed. It’s a bit of a bummer, I know.

Alonso is a lawyer who can help you with your legal needs.

There are two options available to you:

1. You can choose any building that no player owns and take control of it by placing one of your property markers in the upper left corner of the building. Remember, each player can only take control of up to three buildings throughout the game.
2. If you already own a building (meaning you have placed a property marker on it), you can use its function. It doesn’t matter if another player is currently occupying the building.

For example: Let’s say I’m Martina, and I drive to the lawyer’s office. Instead of taking control of another building, I decide to use the bank building that I already own from a previous turn. This action earns me 2 pesos. Since the lawyer tile has a white flower, I must now visit a building with a white flower and can use its function too.

When other players visit a building I own, I get 1 victory point each time. It’s like a little bonus for being a property owner.

Now let’s talk about the port. When you stop your car at the port, it’s delivery time! Everyone gets a chance to deliver goods to the ship. We go in clockwise order, starting with me, and each player can deliver one kind of good. But hey, don’t get too excited and deliver more than the ship wants. Only give what it demands. And don’t worry, you can always return any excess goods back to the supply.

After each delivery, we adjust the demand in the port. We reduce the die value by the amount of goods delivered. It’s like keeping track of how much the ship needs.

Oh, and guess what? If you deliver goods to the ship, you earn victory points. How cool is that? The number of points depends on where the blue value marker is on the flags. Each unit you deliver is worth 2, 3, or 4 victory points. It’s like a reward for being helpful and getting things done.

If you don’t want to or can’t deliver any goods, you have to step aside. You won’t be able to join the delivery round again.

The delivery round ends when all goods have been delivered (when all dice show a “0”). The ship leaves and a new ship arrives at the port.

When everyone has finished their turn and there are still goods left to deliver, it means the delivery round is over. This also happens if no one wants to deliver anymore. If this happens, the ship stays in the port and doesn’t leave. To keep track of the progress, we move the blue value marker to the right one flag. By doing this, the number of victory points for each delivered good goes up.

On the other hand, if the value marker reaches the checkered flag and it’s not yet time for the ship to leave, the ship will still depart. It doesn’t wait until it’s full. Instead, a new ship arrives at the port in its place.

Note: Once you move the car to the port, you cannot move to any other building. You have to stay at the port and can’t use any of the buildings. Another important note: If the car passes the “star” space at the port without stopping, no goods are delivered. But the number of victory points for each delivered good goes up. So, move the value marker one flag to the right. If it reaches the checkered flag, the ship leaves.

Wood

Wood is a unique type of resource that ships always need. Instead of any other resource, a ship can choose to take wood on board. Wood is always delivered separately and cannot be combined with any other resource.

When you deliver wood to the game, you only get 1 point, regardless of the flag’s value. You can only buy wood from “Miguel” the Lumberjack. For example, let’s say the ship needs 2 sugar cane, 2 rum, and 1 tobacco. If you deliver 2 wood, you’ll get 2 points. After that, you have to set either the white die (for sugar cane) or the red die (for rum) to 0. You can’t use the 2 wood to replace both 1 tobacco and 1 rum. Also, you can’t deliver 1 wood and 1 sugar cane together to satisfy the sugar cane demand entirely.

To use a building, you have to go to a Cuban by car first. Then, you must move your playing piece to a building. The flower symbol above the building must be the same color as the flower symbol on the Cuban tile you visited this turn.

When you’re playing the game, it’s important to keep in mind the rules about moving your playing piece from one building to another. Unlike property markers, which are not considered playing pieces, your playing piece must always be in a different building than before. There are a few exceptions to this rule:

1. If you go to “El Zorro,” you have the option to use the building’s function and keep your playing piece there.
2. If you go to the port, you cannot use the building’s function and must move your playing piece to another building.
3. If you go to an inactive Cuban, you cannot use the building’s function and must move your playing piece to another building.
4. If all available buildings are already occupied by playing pieces, you can choose to use the function of the building and keep your playing piece there.

Remember, you have the option to use the function of the building, but it is not required.

When my turn ends, if my playing piece is on a building that belongs to another player (I can tell because their property marker is there), they immediately get 1 victory point from the supply. However, if my playing piece is on one of my own buildings, I don’t earn a victory point. It’s a simple rule, but it adds a twist to the game!

Once my turn is over, my playing piece stays on the building until my next turn. It’s like a little marker to show that I’ve been there before. It’s all part of the strategy and fun of the game!

Example:

A) I hop in my car and drive over to “Miguel” to grab some wood. I take 2 pieces from the supply.

B) Next, I have to move my red playing piece to a building that’s located beneath a blue rose. Unfortunately, the cigar factory is already occupied by Philipp’s yellow playing piece, and I can’t stay on the black market. So, I decide to move my playing piece to the bank instead.

At the bank, I get 2 pesos. Since Philipp owns the bank, he earns 1 victory point from the supply.

The Different Buildings

Bank

When you head to the bank, you’ll be pleased to receive a quick and effortless reward of 2 pesos from their generous supply.

Church

When you step foot inside a church, you instantly earn yourself a victory point from the supply. Now that’s a sweet deal! It’s like a little reward for showing up, don’t you think?

A Place for Transformation: The Distillery

Hey there! Let’s talk about the incredible world of distilleries. Imagine walking into a place where sugar cane magically transforms into delicious rum. Well, that’s what happens in a distillery!

When you step into a distillery, you’re in for a real treat. It’s like stepping into a secret paradise where the air is filled with the fragrant aromas of sweet sugarcane and the rhythmic sound of bursting bubbles. The distillery is a place where alchemy happens, and sugar cane turns into liquid gold – rum!

So, here’s the deal: when you bring in your sugar cane, something amazing happens. You get to trade it for an equal amount of rum straight from the supply. Can you believe it? It’s like having a magic wand that turns sugar cane into your favorite drink!

But hold on, before you get too excited, let’s take a closer look at the distillery. This enchanting place is a hub of creativity and hard work. Talented distillers use top-secret techniques and their years of experience to transform humble sugar cane into the finest rum you’ve ever tasted.

Now, I know you might be wondering how this all works. Well, it’s a fascinating process! The sugar cane goes through a series of steps involving crushing, fermenting, and distilling. It’s a dance of flavors, where every step is carefully choreographed to create the perfect symphony of taste in your glass.

Once the rum is ready, it’s time for you to enjoy the fruits of the distiller’s labor. You can savor it neat, mix it into delicious cocktails, or even use it as a secret ingredient in your favorite recipes. The choice is yours!

So, if you’re a fan of rum or just curious about the wonders of distilleries, you’ve got to check out these magical places. Trust me, once you step inside, you’ll be captivated by the sights, sounds, and, most importantly, the incredible flavors waiting to be discovered. Cheers to the art of distillation!

Cigar Factory

Hey there! Did you know that at the Cigar Factory, you can turn your tobacco into cigars? Yup, you heard that right! And it’s super easy too. Just bring your tobacco to us, and we’ll trade it for the same amount of cigars. How cool is that?

Black Market

Trading on the black market is an interesting concept. Imagine if you could exchange one item for another without any restrictions. That’s exactly what the black market allows you to do. It’s like a secret marketplace where you can swap goods without anyone knowing. How cool is that?

Wood Mill

If you want to, you can trade one piece of wood to get one victory point and one peso. It’s a simple trade-off.

A Little Trip to the Cafe

Hey there! Let’s take a little trip to the cafe. When you visit, you have the option to return either 1 cigar or 1 rum to the supply. And guess what? Each good you give back will earn you a nice little reward of 2 victory points. That means if you decide to be generous and give back both a cigar and a rum, you can score a total of 4 points. Pretty cool, huh? Just remember, you can only give up one of each kind of good. So, make your choices wisely and enjoy the perks of the cafe!

When you visit the Customs Office, you have the power to change one die on the ship to a “0.” It’s like a magic trick! And at the Casino, you can try your luck and gamble. It’s a place full of excitement and risk.

Hey there! Let me break down how you can exchange pesos for victory points, and vice versa.

So, if you have some pesos and you want victory points, you’ve got options. You can instantly convert any number of pesos into victory points. It’s that simple! On the flip side, if you’ve got victory points and you’d rather have pesos, you can also make the trade.

Here’s the deal: for every 3 pesos you give up, you’ll get 1 victory point. The more pesos you exchange, the more victory points you’ll earn. It’s like a little victory point bonus!

But wait, there’s more! If you have victory points and you’re willing to part with them, you can get pesos in return. For every victory point you give up, you’ll receive 3 pesos straight from the supply. It’s a sweet deal! So, if you’re in need of some extra pesos, you can just trade in your victory points.

Welcome to the Harbormaster’s Office Customs Office

When playing the game, you have the option of moving the value marker either one flag to the right or one flag to the left. This action will affect the number of victory points you receive for each delivered good. If you move the marker to the checkered flag, the ship will leave port, and a new ship will arrive. However, if the marker is already on the leftmost flag with the “2”, it can only move to the right.

Now let’s talk about the office.

Hey there! So, here’s the deal. You have the opportunity to deliver a super popular item on your ship. And guess what? You’ll get 2 victory points no matter what! How cool is that? Now, there’s just one catch – you can’t deliver wood.

After you make your delivery, the demand for that item goes down. Basically, you decrease the number on the corresponding die by 1. Makes sense, right?

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When you start playing, you’ll immediately be rewarded with 1 peso. Not only that, but you also have the option to flip one of the Cuban tiles of your choice to make it inactive.

On a later turn, you can move to the inactive Cuban tile, but you won’t be able to use the Cuban or its building function.

However, you can still bypass the “star” space on the inactive Cuban tile by paying the required costs.

Once you’ve passed the inactive Cuban tile, you can flip it back to its original side.

Discover a New Ship

A new ship departs from the port as soon as:

A game called Ship Voyage is a popular board game that many people enjoy playing. The objective of the game is to successfully navigate a ship through various challenges and reach the destination. The game uses a set of dice to determine the outcome of each turn.

When I play Ship Voyage, I have two options to move my ship forward:

1. Every time I roll the dice, if all the dice show a “0”, it means that my ship has successfully completed one leg of the journey. I move my ship forward, knowing that its demand is fully met.
2. Alternatively, if the value marker on the dice reaches the checkered flag, it means my ship has successfully reached the destination. I celebrate this victory by moving the ship token one space to the right on the ship’s bar.

After each successful leg or reaching the destination, a new ship comes into port. This signifies a new chapter in the journey. I seize the opportunity and move my ship token one space to the right on the ship’s bar.

Every time a new ship arrives at the port, I automatically move the value marker to the flag marked with a “2”.

The demand of the new ship is determined by the player who made the last ship leave. This could be the player who:

1. moved the car to the port and started a delivery round.
2. caused the value marker to move to the checkered flag by skipping the port with the car or using the Harbormaster’s office.
3. cancelled the final demand of the ship with the Customs office.
4. fulfilled the final demand using the Office.

At the end of my turn, I determine the new demand by rolling 5 dice. From those 5 dice, I choose 4 and place them on the 4 spaces of the large ship. Whatever remains will not be in demand and is set aside.

The game comes to an end after the 7th ship departs. At this point, I remove my screen and have the option to convert any remaining goods into victory points. For every 3 goods I return to the supply, I earn 1 victory point. Money, however, is not worth any victory points.

Once all the goods are converted, I count up my victory point markers. The player with the most victory points is declared the winner of the game.