My copy of Rallyman
GT has
arrived; I backed the Kickstarter in 2018, it was originally expected
last November, and it finally made it to me on 30 January.
I got quite enthusiastic, so I can run games of up to twelve
players in any of the game modes. (Top: GT4 and GT5 boxes, and dice
packs. Bottom: World Tour, Championship, Team Challenge expansions and
core box.)
Main box first. Kickstarter exclusive rule sheet in English and
French…
Main rulebook, ditto…
And STUFF! A bag for the damage tokens, the standard dice pack, the
car minis, the dashboard cards, and some ziplock bags.
Dashboards: standard, rain and soft tyres, as well as soft tyres in
BOP mode (more about that later). And some player aids, and a card to
remind you which colour you're playing.
First KS-exclusive punchboard: the bridge, the tiles it can go on top
of, the wear markers for soft tyres, and tokens for spilled oil.
Back of that, and front of the other one. Two Y-junction tiles, one
placeholder, and tokens for Sisu, débris, and deliberate obstruction.
Back of the second KS board.
Main boards 1-6. Good use of a single cutting die; each board provides
16 focus tokens, 6 damage tokens, and 4 track tiles. (Many of the
later boards leave the damage tokens blank, which offers possibilities
for modding.)
Main boards 7-9, including the gear tokens (you leave them on your car
to show how fast you were going, because other players have to be
going faster to overtake you on their turns).
The famous bridge. (With convenient bars at the ends so that you can
leave a car on the slope.)
Team Challenge content. This is a box with a second set of cars and
dashboards, a slightly variant set of gear tokens, and some tiles with
extra-wide road sections.
Championship expansion. This is a sleeved rather than boxed expansion,
which adds extra track tiles.
And similarly World Tour.
The GT-5 box. This is a different class of car, lower-powered but with
the possibility of rapid acceleration. Standard, rain and soft tyre
dashboards, and Balance of Power mode for these and the standard GT-6
cars. This is basically a restricted mode to let all of GT-4, GT-5 and
GT-6 compete on a relatively level field.
And GT-4, the slowest cars.
All the dice.
Everything more or less fits into the box, though there's quite a bit
of lid lift. I'm going to have to do something clever about this.
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