Don Quixote

It is known far and wide that the country gentleman Don Quixote has a very particular attachment to windmills and knights. So he is now not only attempting to provide his little principality with two fortresses, some churches, and orderly roads, but a complement of knights and windmills as well.

Each player has an identical set of 24 tiles and, in the course of the game, places these on designated fields of his (initially empty) principality. The fields are covered in the identical order for all players, so there’s an almost exactly level playing field.

Whichever player connects the fields of his principality the most ingeniously and protects his castles and borders with knights will receive the most points, emerge victorious, and perhaps even win the heart of fair Dulcinea one day...

Rules: English, German Components: Language independent