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Merchant of Venus: The Variant Mini Expansion

Merchant of Venus: The Variant Mini Expansion

Requires:Merchant of Venus

Designed by Richard Hamblen

Published by The Avalon Hill Game Co

Expansion
Table Status Unknown
Players: Games with Solitaire Rules
Space: Venus

Players

1-6

Play Time

180 min

Complexity

N/A

Rating

7.6

Year

1990

Community Snapshot

~180 min
7.6 on BGG (7)

Categories

Economic
Buy, sell, trade, and invest — manage money and markets to build wealth.
Expansion for Base-game
This is an expansion — requires the base game to play.
Exploration
Discover new areas, map unknown territory, and uncover surprises.
Science Fiction
Futuristic settings — space travel, alien worlds, advanced technology.
Space Exploration
Explore the cosmos — colonize planets, navigate space, and discover the unknown.
Transportation
Move goods or people efficiently — logistics, routes, and delivery.

Designed for 1–6 players and playable in ~180 min, Merchant of Venus: The Variant Mini Expansion delivers a experience that earned a 7.6 on BGG.

How It Plays

Dice Rolling

You roll dice to determine outcomes — there's always that thrilling moment of suspense before they land!

Pick-up and Deliver

You pick up goods from one location and deliver them to another for rewards — efficient routes mean big payoffs.

Point to Point Movement

You move between connected locations on the board — the map's layout decides your travel options.

Roll / Spin and Move

Roll the dice (or spin a wheel) and move that many spaces — a classic way to race around a board.

About This Game

Merchant of Venus provides a nice, solid base upon which to build variants. In addition to providing a simple movement system for combining speed, navigation and carrying capacity, it provides a balanced economic model with which to play. These two aspects combine to be very handy when you're modelling such expensive pastimes as war, politics or civilization.…

Source: BoardGameGeek

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