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Introduction

The 18xx Rules Difference List exists as a reference to the differences in the rules of 18xx railway games and associated games. It is useful to people who are already familiar with at least one such game, and are learning to play another. This is version 3-331. It was last modified on April 14th 2008. The list is maintained by Keith Thomasson. Mail me if you have any comments or concerns about the list.

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Recent changes

April 14th 2008 Minor updates.
January 31st 2008 1832, 1848, 18Rhl Rhineland, 18TN, 18US, 18West and Steam Over holland added.
November 4th 2007 1800 - RGS private company price change.
August 23rd 2007 Minor updates.
February 20th 2007 Minor updates.
January 9th 2007 2038 certificate limits updated
Janaury 1st 2007 1861 added.
April 11th 2006 1889 added, with thanks to Akiyoshi Nomura and the 1889 designer, Mr.Ikeda.
April 7th 2006 18FL added.
February 18th 2006 1850 added.
December 30th 2005 1829 Mainline added.
December 29th 2005 1824 added.
November 7th 2005 18Mex and 18Scan added.
November 6th 2005 1838 Rheinland, 18EC and 18NL added.
November 5th 2005 1837SX added.
September 24th 2005 1846 and 18GL added, 18VA checked for final release.

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Navigating through the list

The list is divided up into sections, each containing a number of items. These are usually presented as questions such as How much cash do players start with? Each section has its own contents list, and each item has a page with the answers for the games covered by the list. A list of all the items in the list can be found on the Contents page.

On each page, the Previous page Next page links allow you to move to the previous or next page without having to go back to the contents list.

Click here if you prefer to view the list as a single page.

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Rubric

In compiling this list, it has been necessary to decide what it is that is to be documented: what the rules say, or what their author intended them to say. As we have more access to the printed rules than to their authors' minds (which may anyway have changed since writing the rules), the former has been chosen. Where the author's current view is known, this is also provided.

Text in [square brackets] is the opinion of Nick Wedd, and may be disregarded (he said so). Text is {braces} is the opinion of Keith Thomasson, as may also be disregarded (quite rightly).


This document was originally created by Nick Sauer, and modified by Nick Wedd. It is now managed by Keith Thomasson. It includes contributions by David Allsopp, Chris Bartell, Dave Berry, Werner Baer, Craig Bartell, Elliott Bonnett, Michael Brünker, Arthur Bullock, Martin Butcher, John Davidson, Bill Dixon, Daniel W. Farrow IV, Jonathan Ferro, John David Galt, Mark Geary, Jeff Goldsmith, David Grabiner, Aaron Haag, David Hecht, Andy Holt, Mike Hutton, Peter Jacobi, Robert Jasiek, Hunter Johnson, Matthias Klose, Roger Krueger, Chris Lawson, Tony Leal, Noel Leaver, Ryan Moats, Frank Muzzulini, Akiyoshi Nomura, Dylan O'Donnell, Lonny Orgler, Bill Parker, Alex Rhomberg, Adam Romoth, Nick Sauer, Wayne Schmittberger, Ludwig Seitz, David Smith, Robert Stimets, Steve Thomas, Keith Thomasson, Erik Vos, Nick Wedd, Rick Westerman, Jeff Wilson, Paul Work, and Dafydd Wyn Evans.

These pages may be copied without restriction.

If you notice any errors or omissions, or have any suggestions or further information, please send them to Keith Thomasson at website@fwtwr.com.
Please do not send attachments with your messages - just plain text information.

There are some links to other 18xx sites from Nick Wedd's home page: http://www.maproom.co.uk/nickhome.html.

Nick Wedd's copy of the 18xx Rules Difference List (single document format) is available at http://www.maproom.co.uk/18xxcomp.htm.

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