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Components

1 game board4 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 coins40 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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