Can I enter two or more buildings in a row in the same round? Lets say that I want to enter the Bakehouse and the Abattoir as part of the same single main action. Can I do that or I must wait until the next main action to enter another building?
Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Basic Questions
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Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Basic Questions
by louper
RinaldoDeLucca wrote:
Can I enter two or more buildings in a row in the same round? Lets say that I want to enter the Bakehouse and the Abattoir as part of the same single main action. Can I do that or I must wait until the next main action to enter another building?
Entering a single building is your action for the turn. If you want to enter another, you have to wait until your next turn.
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Thread: Le Havre:: Rules:: Storehouse Clarification
by Just1pin
The store house states "At the end of the game, value increases by 0.5 francs per standard or upgraded good."Is this just an odd wording to mean that all of a player's leftover goods at the end of the game are worth 0.5 francs? I just don't understand why it says the value increases if by default the value of left over goods is zero, and why it wouldn't just say "all leftover goods" Does this effect goods in any other way? If you own the storehouse and ship off goods are they worth 0.5 francs more? I would assume not since it says at the end of the game. The wording just doesn't make sense to me.
We just played a game where the player who owned the storehouse had 64 leftover goods. So they just add 32 francs(victory points) to their score, correct?
thanks for the help!
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Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Storehouse Clarification
by PauloSantoro
It seems to be correct the way you played.The card means that its value (the card's value) increases...
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Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Storehouse Clarification
by jreast
Not sure if the buildings FAQ makes it any clearer, but it sounds like you're correct [24] StorehouseThe reason the value increases is that the storehouse on its own is worth 4. So the 0.5 Francs per good is on top of the 4, as oppose to it just giving value to goods.
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Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Storehouse Clarification
by Just1pin
The card's value increases by 0.5 francs makes sense. :)↧
Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Storehouse Clarification
by gillum
At the end of a game of Le Havre, your score is determined by the sum of the printed values of your buildings and ships, the additional value of buildings with a plus symbol, and your cash - minus any loan penalty.Certain buildings (like Storehouse) reward other holdings at the end of the game. This is done by increasing the value of the building - rather than saying that these other holdings are themselves worth points.
This is just the way the game works at the end - only building and ships add to your francs.
For example, the Dock's value is increased by 4 francs per ship. You wouldn't want the rules to say "if you have the Dock, each ship is worth 4 francs" - because that would be wrong.
It's just easier to say that these buildings' values are increased by your other holdings, because that keeps within the very simple francs+buildings+ships scoring.
As to why Storehouse calls out standard and upgraded goods separately, it's just because the card (like Dock, etc.) gives the icon for what adds to the value of the building. Since there is no single icon for generic goods, the card illustrates the individual icons for standard and upgraded goods.
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Reply: Le Havre:: Strategy:: Re: house rules to disincentivize loans/shipping?
Has anyone ever played with this house rule(suggested by UWE) ???
[BGCOLOR=#FF9900]"For an X player game, if you have X loans or more, you must pay 2 francs for interest."[/BGCOLOR]
If so, do you ever play 3 interest or more?
(If so, when?)
Or is a maximum of 2 interest enough?
[BGCOLOR=#FF9900]"For an X player game, if you have X loans or more, you must pay 2 francs for interest."[/BGCOLOR]
If so, do you ever play 3 interest or more?
(If so, when?)
Or is a maximum of 2 interest enough?
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Reply: Le Havre:: Strategy:: Re: house rules to disincentivize loans/shipping?
sneakyninja7nz wrote:
Has anyone ever played with this house rule(suggested by UWE) ???
[BGCOLOR=#FF9900]"For an X player game, if you have X loans or more, you must pay 2 francs for interest."[/BGCOLOR]
If so, do you ever play 3 interest or more?
(If so, when?)
Or is a maximum of 2 interest enough?
[BGCOLOR=#FF9900]"For an X player game, if you have X loans or more, you must pay 2 francs for interest."[/BGCOLOR]
If so, do you ever play 3 interest or more?
(If so, when?)
Or is a maximum of 2 interest enough?
I am sure that people have. I think some of them even responded in this thread! The "official" rule is that it maxes out at 2 interest, but my idea was to have it go up by 1 interest for every X loans.
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Thread: Le Havre:: Rules:: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by dfstanle
There is a minor discrepancy between my rule book and the game board when alloting resources at the beginning of a 2-player or solo shortened game. The board setup instructions say 1 hide and the rule book says 2 hide. I would tend to believe that the rule book is correct, because the board says 1 hides (note the plural). As mentioned, this is minor, but can anyone (maybe the designer) verify which is correct?↧
Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by Halfinger
My game board shows no setup details for the shortened game. The illustration of the board in the rule book does not show it either. Maybe it's an old print?↧
Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by Karlsen
I wonder if it has changed? This board (probably 1st edition based on the date of the image) has 2 hides. (click to enlarge, the full size is too large to dump on unsuspecting visitors to this thread)
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Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by Halfinger
Where do you get the 'two hides' from on the board?EDIT: Oh, in the special buildings section. Mine says '1 hides' as well. This seems to be an error and I think I have the latest print.
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Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by Ponton
2 hides are correct.↧
Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by stlm
Does the newest Z-Man print have this error?↧
Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by Halfinger
stlm wrote:
Does the newest Z-Man print have this error?
I suspect it does. My copy says copyright 2013 Z Man Games and has the expansion which I bought in the UK a few months ago. Having said that it is a tiny error and easily corrected on the board. I won't even bother, as the Op says the plural of 'Hides' gives it away. In fact I did not even notice the set up for the short game was listed there in the first place.
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Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Discrepancy between board and rule book for 2-player shortened game
by stlm
Well that makes me curious if it's there on all past printings, or if it was somehow recently introduced.↧
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New Image for Le Havre
by Guibs
Getting ready to play a 2 player game of Le Havre with my 7 years old son. He loves the game.
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Thread: Le Havre:: Rules:: Tokens
by russellkey
I've just read the rules for Le Havre and am mystified by one thing which I can't find in the rules. What does the number and letter mean that appears on the bottom right hand corner of the tokens? For example, on the iron token there is a number two and what looks like an E.↧
Reply: Le Havre:: Rules:: Re: Tokens
by louper
It's an F, for franc. It tells you the amount of money the good is worth when shipping via the Shipping Line building.↧
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