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A new edition of Reiner Knizia's classic auction game, where players must out-bid each other to gain their rightful place within high society. It's the turn of the century, and it's time to live large. As the quintessential bon vivant you must spare no expense following the latest trend and surrounding yourself with the fineries of life that you justly deserve. Assert your status, impress your peers, and avoid scandal at every turn. In Reiner Knizia's classic auction game, players must bid against each other for life's luxuries, using their vast wealth to acquire symbols of status. But beware…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A new edition of Reiner Knizia's classic auction game, where players must out-bid each other to gain their rightful place within high society. It's the turn of the century, and it's time to live large. As the quintessential bon vivant you must spare no expense following the latest trend and surrounding yourself with the fineries of life that you justly deserve. Assert your status, impress your peers, and avoid scandal at every turn. In Reiner Knizia's classic auction game, players must bid against each other for life's luxuries, using their vast wealth to acquire symbols of status. But beware over-indulging, for the player at the end of game with the least money cannot possibly be considered a member of high society. This new edition of High Society features 16 stunning Art Nouveau-inspired illustrations by Medusa Dollmaker. Players: 3-5 Playing Time: 20 minutes Ages: 10+ Contents: 55 Money cards, 16 Oversized Status cards
Autorenporträt
Dr. Reiner Knizia is one of the world's most successful and prolific game designers. More than 600 of his games and books have been published worldwide in over 50 languages. With sales exceeding 20 million copies, he has won numerous international awards, including five German Game Prizes, two German Game of the Year Awards, the German Education Game Award, four Austrian Game Awards, the Swiss Game Award, three French Grand Prix du Jouet, the Spanish Game of the Year, the Dutch Game of the Year Award, the Danish Game of the Year Award, the Swedish Game of the Year Award, three Finnish Game of the Year Awards, the Australian Game of the Year Award, and the Japan Board Game Prize. Reiner Knizia has a Master of Science degree from Syracuse University (USA) and a PHD in Mathematics from Ulm University (Germany). Before dedicating himself to the full-time development of games, he was the Operations Director of a £ 10 billion mortgage company based in the United Kingdom. Reiner Knizia has teaching assignments at various international universities and institutions on Learning Techniques, Management and Game Design.