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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 602704" data-attributes="member: 2525">Someone earlier said no, you cannot play settlers with two players.They are wrong.  Sure you can! First, check out this page:<a href="http://globetrotter.crosswinds.net/index.htm?E&game/rules/eSetCat3.htm" target="_blank">http://globetrotter.crosswinds.net/index.htm?E&game/rules/eSetCat3.htm</a>Then try this page, with three 2-player variations:<a href="http://www.unicornsrest.org/reference/catan/" target="_blank">http://www.unicornsrest.org/reference/catan/</a>Then there is the official Settlers of Catan card game, designed specifically for 2 players, and there is even an expansion for it:<a href="http://www.coolgames.com/mfg-cat/soc/0485-00.htm" target="_blank">http://www.coolgames.com/mfg-cat/soc/0485-00.htm</a>Finally, someone earlier mentioned there are basically 3 games involved, settlers, spacefairers (which also has a 2-player card game version by the way), and cannan (they might have also mentioned cities & knights).  That also isn't accurate.  There are tons of Catan games! It's just that most of them are in German, not English (yet).  However the rules are downloadable in english, and they all make great games. There's Alexander the Great, Cheops, Troy, The Great Wall, Nuremberg, a Settlers Book, which includes 15 scenarios, 18 variants, and enough new components for the truly addicted fan to create as many new versions of the game as one could possibly want. In all, the Luding web site lists no fewer than 16 different published versions of The Settlers of Catan, probably enough to keep any gamer occupied for several lifetimes.</blockquote>

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