So much so that I admit that even this website is out of date and I need to take some time to sit and photograph all the missing items that are on my shelves but not in my database.
Below is the text from a cool little scenario I found in a box of old Catan bits from the Netherlands. Given the English used and the use of windmills to reclaim land I think it is safe to assume it was a Dutch Catan fan who created this. Rather than rewrite the rules I have kept them exactly as the creator originally typed them. They can still be understood and it also recognises the efforts of the unknown creator who put this together. Here goes.
Here is another unsual hex called the Treasure Hex. Not sure of the source, but it is from a series of hexes I found in the Dutch collection I purchased.
I have been very fortunate to acquire what is apparently a 1995 pre-launch Catan set used to test and promote Catan before the first commercial set with the Franckh logo was released.
I recently found a set of Hex varients designed by Kevin Nafziger. I do not know who this is or when the hexes were created, but I thought I would share them here for others to read.
With the purchase of the Netherlands collection I have managed to increase the number of foreign sets I own.