Bazaar Exchange is a market-based board game where players trade objects, create products, and attempt to win total market dominance.
Players each start with an inventory of object cards with specific products able to be made for the game. Each product is comprised of specific objects, so players decide which products they want to try to create, then trade with other players to get the products that they need.
After trading is complete, the final round, the Bazaar Exchange, commences.
Every round, players secretly place a bid. The tribe with the highest bid wins 1 ingot and loses their bid to the
second highest bidder. The tribe with the second highest bid loses their own bid (goes into the game bank) but takes the highest bid instead. All other tribes get to keep their bids.
The tribe(s) with the lowest bid (50 dribs or more) get 50 dribs from the bank.
A winner is declared when a tribe is able to collect 3 ingots.
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