Arkwright ~ Card Game

Description: One Eyed JacquesCondition: Pre-Owned. Complete. Contents Guaranteed. In the late 18th century, the Industrial Revolution starts. The first factories were founded by businessmen like Richard Arkwright, who ran the first factory for spinning wool with machines like the "Spinning Jenny" and the water frame. In "Arkwright: The Card Game", you run a business and will employ workers in your different factories to produce and sell goods. The more workers, the more goods that can be sold — but be prepared for crises and some stiff competition. About Scratch & Dent or Pre-owned ProductsSince eBay does not offer a "New Other " category for board games, we have to list our items as either "New" or "Used". Many of our listings are Scratch & Dent items that don't fit neatly into either category. They are unplayed, factory sealed, and NOT pre-owned. The boxes will have various blemishes from small dents to potentially having holes. All scratch and dent issues are cosmetic to the exterior box. Please check our pictures before purchase. "Scratch and Dent" items will be listed as "New" only if they are factory sealed. "Scratch and Dent" will be in the description and will have damages described. "Pre-Owned" items will be listed as "Used" and we will put "Pre-Owned" in the description.We generally do not sell games that are incomplete. If a pre-owned game is not complete but is playable, we list out any components that are missing. Grading ScaleWhen needed for more detailed descriptions on PRE-OWNED ITEMS, we use the following grading scale (this usually pertains to books):-Near Mint (looks like new)-Very Fine (some wear and tear, minor dings and dents)-Fine (noticeable dings, dents, tears, but nothing major)-Very Good (larger dings, dents, tears, scuffs, structure still intact)-Good (major dings, dents, tears, scratches, useable but needs some extra care)Arkwright ~ Card Game Description from the publisher and/or Board Game Geek:Pre-Owned. Complete. Contents Guaranteed. In the late 18th century, the Industrial Revolution starts. The first factories were founded by businessmen like Richard Arkwright, who ran the first factory for spinning wool with machines like the "Spinning Jenny" and the water frame. In "Arkwright: The Card Game", you run a business and will employ workers in your different factories to produce and sell goods. The more workers, the more goods that can be sold — but be prepared for crises and some stiff competition. The game is played over three decades (1770/1780/1790), split up into four rounds per decade. On your turn, you play new cards from your hand to open factories and upgrade existing ones, select improvements, improve factory quality, build machines, and employ new workers. You can also pay money to improve your shareholdings, and take out loans if you require more money for production costs. After the actions phase, you can improve your abilities by advancing your development markers on your player board, or take one of the available development cards. Then, the production phase starts, where every player who owns a factory of the current good produces those goods. The market fluctuates with the general demand, so the demand may be lower than the value of your current good, lowering your profit. Workers must be paid, and machines need regular maintenance, so you can possibly lose money instead of turning a profit. Selling enough of one good improves your share value, and there are bonuses for having the highest appeal. Lastly, if you can’t sell your goods to the home market, you can ship them overseas or store them for future rounds. After the final round of the last decade, the game ends. Players then sell all goods left in their storehouses, reduce the number of shares they hold by the number of loans they took, and reduce their share value based on their personal shipping track. Each player then multiplies the number of their shares by their share value to determine their end score. The player with the highest end score wins the game.MESSAGES & E-MAILAll messages and e-mails will be answered within 1 business day.SHIPPING SCHEDULEThe post office picks up Monday through Friday. Orders are processed on business days to meet the Guaranteed Delivery Dates. Business days are Monday through Friday.Once you pay, we are required to ship to the address provided through eBay. Please ensure you have the correct address before sending payment.COMBINED SHIPPINGIf you use the shopping cart you will automatically receive combined shipping for multiple purchases. It works well for most of our average-sized and larger items, such as board games and other boxed games, as well as books. In some cases, you may receive a quote that doesn't seem right, typically if items are very different in size to another. In these cases, add all the items to your cart and choose "Request Total From Seller" and we can give you a manually adjusted shipping invoice. NOTE: This will commit you to buying the items upon receiving the adjusted shipping invoice.In the rare occasion when the item is oversized, combined shipping may not be available.Once you pay, we cannot combine more items with the ones for which you have already paid.IN-STORE PICK UPIf you would like to do an in-store pickup, please select the item to be placed in your cart. When you checkout, you should see the local pickup option. Sometimes using "Buy It Now" will not show pickup as an option.NOTE: Local pick-up orders are processed each weekday morning. Please contact us if you need your item to be held for more than 3 days.We are located at 3104 W. Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23221. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding this process.INTERNATIONAL SHIPPINGWe currently do not ship internationally.RETURN POLICY and GUARANTEEPlease contact us if you have a question or concern about your order. It's rare when we cannot come up to an agreement or solution. All items are factory sealed unless otherwise stated. All pre-owned games are checked before being placed online with custom descriptions explain any possible variation compared to the factor sealed product. About UsOne Eyed Jacques is a retail gaming store that has been in business since 1979. We offer board games, card games, RPGs, chess, backgammon, playing cards, Magic the Gathering singles, packs, boxes and organized play, and much, much more.We are located at:3104 W. Cary StRichmond, VA 23221We are closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas. MOBILE PHONE VIEWERS: Please expand this Item Description for further information. ~ Condition: Pre-Owned. Complete. Contents Guaranteed. In the late 18th century, the Industrial Revolution starts. The first factories were founded by businessmen like Richard Arkwright, who ran the first factory for spinning wool with machines like the "Spinning Jenny" and the water frame. In "Arkwright: The Card Game", you run a business and will employ workers in your different factories to produce and sell goods. The more workers, the more goods that can be sold — but be prepared for crises and some stiff competition. Thanks for looking, Good Luck & Happy Bidding!Please view our other eBay listings for more great items! Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

Price: 20.99 USD

Location: Richmond, Virginia

End Time: 2024-09-18T14:54:56.000Z

Shipping Cost: 2 USD