In the Middle Ages, customs law gave land owners the right to impose an import duty or toll on passing travelers and traders. A distinction was sometimes made between "small customs" (mainly for the use of a means of transport) and "large customs", which was levied on goods depending on the type and weight.
All of this history can be found in Carcassonne: The Tollkeepers (Die Zöllner), with players being able to raise customs on travelers and goods to earn points.
Requires the base game of Carcassonne to play.Â
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Please note - the tile artwork matches the later editions of Carcassonne. While the backs of the tiles are the same, the artwork on the tile fronts will not match with editions published before 2015.
How to tell which version you have? If the city artwork on your tiles contains both red and blue roofs, then you have the newer artwork (2015 to the present). If your cities contain only red roofs, then you have the older versions (pre-2015).
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