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Components

1 game board 4 double-sided company tracks

(each consisting of 2 jigsaw pieces)

4 player boards (1 of each player color )

44 action cards

36 starting action cards

(9 of each player color )

4 “1”-expansion cards

4 track cards

Trade rivalry in the age

of chartered companies

for 2 to 4 players, aged 12 and up

Author: Alexander Pfister

Development and rule book: Viktor Kobilke

Illustrations: Klemens Franz, Andreas Resch

72 book tiles

10 starting tiles

4 bonus tiles

60 coins 40 x 1 pound 20 x 5 pounds

60 trading posts (15 each of the 4 colors)

16 track markers (4 of each player color)

20 bonus markers (5 of each player color)

4 ink jar markers 4 diamond markers

1  rst player marker 1 scoring note pad 4 overview sheets

Game and History

In Mombasa, players acquire shares of chartered companies based in Mombasa, Cape Town, Saint-Louis and

Cairo and spread their trading posts throughout the African continent in order to earn the most money.

Chartered companies were associations formed for the purpose of exploration, trade and colonization, which

links them inextricably to a very dark chapter in human history: global colonialism.  is period lasted roughly

from the 15th century to the middle of the 20th century and is associated with exploitation and slavery.

Although Mombasa is loosely set within this time frame, it is not a historical simulation. It is a strategy game

with an economic focus that roughly refers to historical categories and places them in a  ctional setting.

 e exploitation of the African continent and its people is not explicitly depicted within the game play.

If you want to learn more about the underlying history, we recommend the following read:

History of Modern Africa: 1800 to the Present by Richard J. Reid. (Blackwell Concise History of the Modern

World). Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford.

Each track has an ID made up of a letter and a number (A1 to D2).

Make sure when putting the tracks together that the ID in the lower

le corner of a track is the same as that in the lower right corner.

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Place the game board in the

middle of the table.

Return the 4 track cards to the

box.  ey are not needed for the

 rst game.  en take the company

tracks A1, B1, C1, D1 and place

them at the edges of the game

board as follows:

A1 at the black Mombasa edge,

B1 at the red Cape Town edge,

C1 at the white Saint-Louis edge,

D1 at the orange Cairo edge.

For the remainder of the game,

each of these company tracks is

now linked with its company: A1

is called the Mombasa track, C1 is

called the Saint-Louis track, etc.

Place the 15 trading posts of each

color onto the spaces of their

matching company bases: the

15 black trading posts in Mombasa,

the red ones in Cape Town, the

white ones in Saint-Louis and the

orange ones in

Cairo. Make sure

that each space

of a company

(and any coin

icon on it) is

covered with a

trading post.

Company bases

Right

column

Middle

column

L e 

column

Card display

Book display

Sort the 44 action cards by the letter

in the upper right corner of each

card (A,B,C,D,E).

Shu e the 4 cards of letter E and

place them as a face-down stack next

to the lower le corner of the game

board.  en shu e the 4 cards of

letter D and place them face down

on top of this stack.

Continue in this man-

ner with the 11 cards of

letter C and the 16 cards

of letter B. Finally place

the 9 shu ed cards

of letter A face down

on top of this stack.

 is stack is called the

“action card stack”. Next to it, leave

room for the action card discard

pile.

Round track

Now  ll the 12 spaces of the card display

with cards drawn from the top of the

action card stack. First  ll the 4 spaces

of the right column from top to bottom

with one face-up card each, then do the

same for the middle column and  nally

for the le column. If you did everything

right, the card in the top space of the le

column should be a card of letter A, while

the 3 cards below it should show letter B.

Place the coins (of values

1 and 5 pounds) as a supply

next to the game board.  is

supply is called “the bank”.

Now  ll spaces 2 to 7 of the round track with

coins from the bank according to the number

of players (space 1 is always le empty):

In a 2-player game: Take 6 coins of value 1.

Place one of them onto each of the 6 spaces of

the round track.

In a 3-player game: Take 9 coins of value 1.

Place a stack of 2 coins each onto the spaces 2,

4 and 6 of the round track.  en place 1 coin

each onto the spaces 3, 5 and 7.

In a 4-player game: Take 12 coins of value 1.

Place a stack of 2 coins onto each of the

6 spaces of the round track.

Sort the 72 book tiles by

the letter on their back

(A,B,C) and place them

face down next to the

upper right side of the

board as the book supply.

 en  ll the 12 spaces

of the book display by

revealing 4 tiles of each

letter and placing each face

up onto a book space of its

letter in the book display.

Setup of the first game

Place the 4 bonus tiles

face up next to the right

side of the game board.

5. 6.

Room for the

Action card discard pile

Each player chooses a color and

receives:

 e player board of that color,

which he places in front of him

(making sure that there is room

below and above the player

board).

 e 9 starting action cards

of that color, which he takes

concealed into his hand.

 e 4 track markers of that

color, of which he places one

onto each starting space of the

4 company tracks.

1 diamond marker, which he

places onto the diamond space

of the diamond track on his

player board.

1 ink jar marker

(which he places below his

player board for now).

1 pound from the bank

(which he places next to his

player board).

Each player also receives a

number of bonus markers of

his color (which he places next

to his player board):

In a 2-player game: Each player

receives 3 bonus markers.

In a 3- or 4-player game: Each

player receives 2 bonus markers.

Return the spare bonus markers to

the box, they are only relevant in

games that include the company

track B2.

10.

Product specificaties

Merk:	Pegasus
Categorie:	Bordspel
Model:	Mombasa
Kleur van het product:	Meerkleurig
Gewicht verpakking:	1620 g
Breedte verpakking:	295 mm
Diepte verpakking:	70 mm
Hoogte verpakking:	295 mm
Soort:	Strategie
Aanbevolen leeftijd (min):	12 jaar
Voorgesteld geslacht:	Elk geslacht
Ondersteunde talen:	DEU, ENG
Minimum aantal spelers:	2
Type product:	Bordspel
Speeltijd (max):	120 min
Maximum aantal spelers:	4
Genre:	Economische simulatie
Familiespel:	Ja