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Orléans: Trade & Intrigue is the second large expansion for the award-winning game Orléans.
In addition to new place tiles, this expansion contains a new "beneficial deeds" game board, a new and challenging set of events, and trade contracts. The "Intrigue" introduces ways to hinder your opponents' progress or even allow you to take over your opponents' achievements.
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