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subject_name=Caldera |
subject_name=Volcano |
designer=[[Kristin Looney]] |
designer=[[Kristin Looney]] |
image_link=[[Image:6capVolcanoSetup.jpg‎|250px]] |
image_link=[[Image:6capVolcanoSetup.jpg‎|250px]] |
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''Caldera redirects here. For other Volcano and Caldera variants, see [[Volcano (variants)]]''
'''Caldera''' is a variation on [[Volcano]] that uses 6 [[Treehouse set]]s worth of pieces and adds a few new twists...

'''Volcano''' is a that uses 6 [[Treehouse set]]s worth of pieces. Also known as Fiesta Caldera, Looney Labs (in the Pyramid Arcade instruction guide) decided to reclaim the name of the original [[Volcano (variants)|Volcano]], technically making this Volcano 3.0.


== Rules ==
== Rules ==
[http://www.looneylabs.com/rules/caldera Caldera Rules at Looney Labs]
[http://www.looneylabs.com/rules/caldera Caldera Rules at Looney Labs]


== Differences from Volcano ==
Follow the [http://www.wunderland.com/WTS/Kristin/Games/Volcano.html Rules to Volcano] except for the following:
Follow the [http://www.wunderland.com/WTS/Kristin/Games/Volcano.html Rules to Volcano] except for the following:


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== Variant ==
== Variant ==
Instead of four translucent colors with six trios of each; use eight colors with three trios of each. Put the six caps on two different colors. Victory condition remains 3 monochrome trees. This variant plays fine with two, and may be superior to standard Caldera with three or four players.
Instead of four translucent colors with six trios of each; use eight colors with three trios of each. Put the six caps on two different colors. Victory condition remains 3 monochrome trees. This variant plays fine with two, and may be superior to standard Caldera with three or four players.

==See also==
* [[Volcano (variants)]]


[[Category:2-player]]
[[Category:2-player]]

Revision as of 03:58, 8 December 2016

Volcano
Kristin Looney
redevelopment of Volcano
:Players Players: 2 - 3
:Time Length: unknown
:Complexity Complexity: Medium
Trios per color: 6
Number of colors: 5
Pyramid trios:
Monochr. stashes:
Five-color sets: 6
- - - - - - Other equipment - - - - - -
Volcano board
Setup time: 3 minutes
Playing time:
Strategy depth: unknown
Random chance: none after setup
Game mechanics: Stacking, Set collection
Theme: Volcanism
BGG Link: Caldera
Status: Not Specified (v1.0), Year released: 2987


Caldera redirects here. For other Volcano and Caldera variants, see Volcano (variants)

Volcano is a that uses 6 Treehouse sets worth of pieces. Also known as Fiesta Caldera, Looney Labs (in the Pyramid Arcade instruction guide) decided to reclaim the name of the original Volcano, technically making this Volcano 3.0.

Rules

Caldera Rules at Looney Labs

Follow the Rules to Volcano except for the following:

1) EQUIPMENT & SETUP - Instead of 5 monochrome stashes (5 nests of 5 colors which fills up the 25 spaces on a 5x5 board) you have 6 rainbow stashes (6 nests of 4 colors (minus black) which fills 24 spaces on the 5x5 board) - leave the center square empty; you also use 6 caps instead of 5 (see picture)

2) END CONDITION - instead of the game ending when someone takes all 5 colors, and counting points for the winner - the end condition in Caldera is to collect 3 monochrome trees (and it's okay if 2 or even all 3 are the same color)

3) POWER PLAY MOVE - while you are moving the caps around (at any time before your eruption) you have the option to place one piece from your captured pieces back on the board

Variant

Instead of four translucent colors with six trios of each; use eight colors with three trios of each. Put the six caps on two different colors. Victory condition remains 3 monochrome trees. This variant plays fine with two, and may be superior to standard Caldera with three or four players.

See also