Designer:	Marcel-André Casasola Merkle
Publisher:	Adlung-Spiele
Players:	3 - 4
Playing Time:	60 Minutes
Alternate Names:	N/A
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Mutiny on high seas! The players have signed onto a merchant ship to sell their commodities. The captain steers the ship, hopefully with the support of the first mate. The mutineer, however, has other ideas: with the ship’s boy, he’ll try to wrest control of the ship. While the mutiny proceeds, the merchant gets the maximum benefit from his trades and the dockmaster chooses extra commodities.

This is not an expansion to Verräter, but an entirely new successor game from Verräter designer, Marcel-Andr Casasola-Merkle. With the highland pacified in Verrater, we now move to the ocean. Through bluff and strategy, players try to turn against the ship's captain, seizing the profits intended to be turned at the next port. Game includes a Pirate variant.

Game Contents:

• 2 Captain cards (with values 0/1 and 2/3)
• 12 Island cards
• 2 Ship cards (Merchant, Pirate)
• 37 Ware cards (4 x Ruby, 5 x Salt, 6 x Wine, 7 x Cloth, 8 x Wheat, 6 x Conflict, 1 x Pirate)
• 5 Action cards (Mutineer, Ship's Boy, Boatswain, Merchant, Loading-clerk)
• 2 Goal cards (Captain, Mutineer)
• 4 Summary cards (Summary 1/2)
• 2 Outline cards (Outline 0/1 and 2/3)
• 1 Game Rules

Recensione Bruno Faidutti:
"...Two years after Verraeter, Meuterer is more than a sequel. It brings some of the mechanics of Verrater in a different world - the sea. No more traitor, but a mutineer eager to take the place - and the victory points - of the captain. Both games look very similar at first look: a 12 cards circular board, though they now figure islands, character cards that players must chose and pick, which are now mutineer, ship's boy, boatswain, merchant and loadin-clerk, and of course the captain. The two games, however, are more different than they first look. In Meuterer, players score points not only with fighting for the captain or the mutineer, but also with trade. Conflict is less direct than in Verraeter, but also more subtle. The stratege card is now a merchant ship circling the islands, and captain and mutineer try to lead it to different islands. The card play is a bit more complex, since it determines the ship's move, the character cards choice, and the resource trade, and it can feel strange and disturbing in the first turns, but it's also highly subtle.

All in all, this Mutineer is a worthy successor of the Traitor..."

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