Carcassonne: Pixel Art 25th Anniversary Edition

In this expansion for Carcassonne, you let your mayor compete for the favor of rival knights before duty calls him to a crisis meeting. Use your messenger and scarecrow wisely to extend your influence even further. Contents: 12x Land tiles 6x Town hall tiles 6x Mayors 6x Messengers 6x Scarecrows · 2025

In this expansion for Carcassonne, our beautiful homeland is under attack from besiegers. Invest meeples as defenders to strengthen the defense posts and score points. However, if you contribute too little to the defense, you might have to give up a feature. Contents: 18x Land tiles 2x Fortress tiles 3x Catapults 12x Standard meeples · 2025

In this expansion for Carcassonne, you take part in the King's Tournament. Nominate your knights, travelers and farmers in the largest features and claim valuable prizes. If you win, a valuable statue with your emblem will be raised in your honor. Contents: 9x Land tiles 12x Prize tiles 1x Tournament tile 1x Crown 30x Emblems · 2025

In this expansion for Carcassonne, a traveling circus visits the countryside. Let your meeples participate in the greatest spectacles and stack them as artists forming an impressive pyramid. If your ringmistress is nearby, you will score even more points. Contents: 20x Land tiles 1x Big top 16x Performance tokens 6x Ringmistresses 12x Standard meeples · 2025

In this expansion for Carcassonne, you build towers and place watchmen on them to protect your lands from theft. The towers are contested, but if your watchmen spot the thieves, you score points as a reward. Contents: 13x Land tiles 5 Tower tiles 20 Tower floors 1x Tile dispenser tower · 2025

In this expansion for Carcassonne, animals and vineyards enliven the landscape. Let your shepherd herd geese and grow his flock of sheep to push for points. But don't risk too much, because when a wolf appears, your sheep will make a run for it. Contents: 19x Land tiles 6x Shepherds 18x Tokens 1x Cloth bag · 2025

This expansion for Carcassonne adds new buildings that reshape the landscape, with cleverly placed bridges improving roads and castles courting knights by maidens, while farmers earn points in barns aside from the usual cities. New tile types create fresh scoring opportunities and strategic decisions for seasoned tile-placers. · 2025

Team up for a cooperative spin on the familiar tile-laying: place tiles and rack up points together while working to contain the ghosts creeping over the land, using haunted castles to your advantage and cemeteries to keep the dead in check. Let too many spirits loose, or fall short on points when the tiles run out, and the whole table loses together. · 2023

The fifth major expansion to Carcassonne, Abbey & Mayor adds 3 new wooden piece types, 6 abbey tiles, and 12 landscape tiles. The Abbey tiles act as Cloisters but do not have to match adjacent tiles and they complete adjacent features when placed. Mayors can be placed only in cities, with their strength determined by the number of pennants in the city. Barns allow players to score fields during the game rather than just at the end. Wagons are placed on roads, cities, or cloisters, and can move to an adjacent open feature when their current feature is completed.Player Count: 2-6 Time: 30 MinutesAge: 8+ · 2007

In this expansion for Carcassonne, a hungry dragon roams the countryside. Plan ahead to stay clear of the dragon's path, summon the fairy for protection or use the magic portal to regain lost features. Contents: 26x Land tiles 1x Double river source tile 1x Double river lake tile 1x Dragon 1x Fairy · 2025

In this expansion for Carcassonne, traders and builders arrive in the cities. Collect the most goods and send your pig to the fields for extra points. The builder speeds up the construction of your roads and cities. Contents: 24x Land tiles 6x Pigs 6x Builders 20x Goods tokens · 2025

Adding two brand new tile features, and a new option for your roads, you can construct Carcassonne like never before. Expand your roads across obstructing features with the new bridge tokens, allowing you to connect across tiles to continue your roads. Convert your small cities into castles, losing out on your initial points to risk scoring a bigger reward in future. New Bazaar tiles create auctions, where players bid their points to try and claim control of valuable tiles. The risks and rewards have never been higher than in this expansion! · 2010

A towering new feature arrives in the fourth expansion for the modern classic! This expansions adds new land tiles featuring foundation spaces, allowing players to construct towers across the map. Once a player claims a tower, they can capture an opposing piece, holding it for ransom and costing their opponents either victory points, or negotiating a return of their own captured pieces. Along with the 18 new tiles and 30 tower floors, this expansion also brings a new Tower Tile Holder to help keep your play area organised as you expand the map in your games. · 2006

This expansion adds bridges and cities to Carcassonne's tile-laying world, plus wine, cloth, and wheat to trade — score big by cornering the market on whichever goods your rivals need most. · 2003

Claim the title of King for building the largest city or Robber Baron for controlling the longest road, while the Count of Carcassonne patrols the legendary city itself in this sixth Carcassonne expansion. · 2004

In this expansion for Carcassonne you enhance your roads and cities with inns and cathedrals to score even more points! The large meeple is a strong asset when it comes to majorities. Contents: 24 land tiles 6 score tiles 6 large meeples 8 standard meeples (pink) 1x Abbot (pink) · 2025

A mini expansion for Carcassonne 3.0 that adds orchard and fruit-tree tiles to the landscape. Players harvest fruit from trees adjacent to their completed features, earning bonus points for cultivating the richest orchards. · 2018

The Under the Big Top expansion brings the circus to Carcassonne, complete with acrobats, animals and ringmasters! Collect an audience around the big top before it moves to its next show as it tours the region, construct meeple pyramids as acrobats show off to earn points, and use your ringmaster meeples to draw a crowd to witness the spectacle to earn big. It’s all the fun of the carnival in this expansion to the iconic tile-placement game! · 2017

Roll up, roll up: the Big Top is in town! And the town in question is, of course, Carcassonne. Carcassonne: Under the Big Top is an expansion for Klaus-Jürgen Wrede's classic. With Z-Man Games, these two continue to deliver new ways to play the tile-placement game. The core mechanisms of Carcassonne remain in Under the Big Top. You're still competing to place tiles into a communal area, placing meeples onto the ever-growing scene. Complete roads and cities, or surround monasteries with tiles for VPs. Whoever earns the most points - once the tiles run out - wins the bragging rights! So what do you get in Under the Big Top? It goes without saying that you get new tiles in the box, of a circus nature. You'll add these alongside your regular Carcassonne base game tiles. These feature recognisable roads and city shapes. But they also show tell-tale signs of a travelling circus. Some tiles, when placed, get the Big Top tent itself placed on it. A mystery circus animal chit gets placed underneath - the elephant being the most valuable! Elsewhere, you can place a meeple as an acrobat on different tiles. In a twist, up to three different players can place on the same tile, forming a meeple 'pyramid'! Each player also starts with a Ringmaster meeple (wearing a recognisable top hat). When he's in the vicinity of other acrobats and the Big Top, that's when he makes it rain victory points... Carcassonne: Under the Big Top is another 'large' expansion for Carcassonne. It's comparable to the likes of Inns & Cathedrals, for example. Please note that this is an expansion and not a standalone product. You'll need the base game of Carcassonne to enjoy Carcassonne: Under the Big Top. Player Count: 2-6 PlayersTime: 45 minutesAge: 7+ · 2017

The sixth Carcassonne expansion bundles four mini-expansions: the Count of Carcassonne, the cult shrines that challenge the monasteries, the King and Robber who reward the biggest city and longest road, and a new winding River II. · 2008

A seasonal mini-expansion themed around the autumn harvest. Farms and stables next to an autumn tile score immediately on placement, and the 4 Seasons statues let you place two meeples on a single tile. Part of the 4 Seasons tile series.

A set of tiles depicting famous German cathedrals. Roads leading to a cathedral score double, and a meeple placed on the cathedral scores the combined value of every completed road leading to it.

In medieval Leipzig every passing trader had to unload and offer their goods for sale, and the famous trade fair grew out of those market days. This mini expansion brings the bustling markets to your tile landscape and also includes a couple of double tiles for Carcassonne: Amazonas.

First included in the 15th anniversary edition and now sold on its own, The Festival brings celebrations to Carcassonne — and a delightful disruption of the usual order as the townsfolk make merry, shaking up the usual placement strategies.

Spring breathes new life into Carcassonne as gardens and flowers bloom across the fields. Players score for gardens and spring tiles placed near a spring, rewarding careful positioning. Part of the 4 Seasons tile series.

A promo mini expansion for Carcassonne themed around medieval barber-surgeons (Die Bäder), introducing special tiles depicting bathhouses and healing establishments. Players can use these tiles to gain advantages through the care and treatment of meeples.

An expansion for Carcassonne (3rd edition) introducing a peasants' revolt mechanic.

Timing is everything: when a drawbridge tile is down, players can move from a road into an adjacent city to score extra points. Compatible with other Carcassonne expansions.

The Customs Officers is an expansion for Carcassonne that introduces customs officers as a new feature on roads, allowing players to tax and score from trade routes passing through their controlled territories. This expansion adds a new strategic layer to the classic tile-placement game by rewarding players who control the most lucrative roads. It is compatible with the third edition of Carcassonne.

Shepherds roam the fields with flocks that multiply — or scatter when wolves appear — while hill tiles let meeples claim scoring ties and monasteries gain extra value from surrounding vineyards in this ninth expansion for Carcassonne. · 2014

A dragon stalks the tiles devouring followers while a fairy offers protection, and princesses banish rival knights from cities — magic and myth crash into the medieval landscape in this third Carcassonne expansion. · 2005

A hungry dragon roams the Carcassonne landscape devouring your followers, while the enchanted fairy offers protection — magical portals let you reclaim lost features as chaos and whimsy rewrite every strategy. · 2004

Expand your medieval landscape with grand new inns and cathedrals to complete, plus an oversized meeple to help you claim them. Fresh scoring aids also make it easier to see exactly how your sprawling towns, roads, and cloisters are shaping up. · 2002

A set of monastery tiles depicting Japanese temple architecture. Place a monk in the usual way, or lay the figure on its side as an abbot who stays until the end of the game and scores from connected rows and columns.

Iconic landmarks of human civilisation arrive in Carcassonne, each granting unique benefits to whoever claims them. Only one Wonder may be used per game, so players must act quickly to secure Stonehenge, Notre Dame, Circus Maximus, or the Alhambra.

A third mini expansion in the Wonders of Humanity series for Carcassonne 3.0, introducing new landmark tiles representing extraordinary achievements of human civilisation. Players place and score these wonder tiles as part of the classic tile-laying game.

A second set of wonder tiles in distinctive interlocking shapes. Discover Abu Simbel, Tikal, Angkor Wat, and the Terracotta Army — each granting a unique advantage to whoever claims it first.

The Start Tableau replaces the standard starting tile with a panoramic board depicting the medieval city of Carcassonne itself — a larger, more evocative centrepiece to build around that opens up more varied early placements.

A set of tiles depicting original German monasteries that replace the base game's monastery tiles and add the abbot follower — a monk who can be laid on his side to keep scoring quietly until the very end of the game.

A set of triangular landscape tiles, half the size of a standard tile. Each player keeps a couple to play instead of drawing, letting them shape the countryside with finer, more deliberate cuts.

The wintry entry in the 4 Seasons series of Carcassonne mini-expansions. Its tiles can simply join the main pool, or be played with their own scoring twist that rewards placing them near highwaymen and autumn tiles.

The Bets adds a wagering layer to Carcassonne, challenging players to predict how many tiles a road or city will hold when completed. Place your betting chips, then steer the features in your favour to claim bonus points.

A 20th-anniversary mini-expansion where players earn gift cards by helping their rivals during the game. A deck of gifts — the synod, road sweeper, cash out, and more — rewards generous play with tactical bonuses.

They say agriculture is the most noble employment of man, and Carcassonne: Over Hill and Dale wanted to offer players the gratifying feeling of providing for the people. In this new game, towns and castles make room for fields of fruits and vegetables. Collect them all, build stables to house animals, and walk down a hill to make even more points! Carcassonne: Over Hill and Dale, is standalone game in the Carcassonne series, allows players to be farmers who care for animals on their large farms and cultivate the fruits and vegetables in their fields. Ages 7+ 2-5 players 35 minutes playing time VIDEO

A set of new tiles introduces signposts to the roads of Carcassonne, each marking a left turn, right turn, or straight path. When a road is completed, travellers judge whether the route unfolded as the signs promised, rewarding those who built the most consistent paths.