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April 26, 2017 - inconnu - Star Trek fans can now boldly go around a Monopoly board – using the language of the Klingons.The bi-lingual version of the world’s biggest selling board game even comes with Klingon-themed player tokens.They include one of the Klingon empire’s Bird-of-prey ships, a double bladed scimitar weapon known as a Bat’leth , a D'k Tahg warrior’s knife , Distruptor hand-held weapon equal to the Federation’s phaser , judge’s gavel and imposing captain’s chair.Klingon Monopoly board properties are made up of planets and territories in the Star Trek Universe.There are 16 Combat cards which replace the standard Chance card, 16 Honour cards instead of the Community Chest pack, 32 Outpost dwellings instead of houses and 12 Capitals instead of hotels.The money is made up of Klingon Forces currency.Gamers play it like traditional Monopoly but with a Klingon twist.Every word in English comes with the Klingon language equivalent.So real geeks can play speaking only the language created specially for the long running TV and film series.The Hasbro game is a limited edition run costing $40 USD. (Credit Image: © Visual via ZUMA Press)

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Daily Round Up 25 April 2017
April 26, 2017 - inconnu - Star Trek fans can now boldly go around a Monopoly board – using the language of the Klingons.The bi-lingual version of the world’s biggest selling board game even comes with Klingon-themed player tokens.They include one of the Klingon empire’s Bird-of-prey ships, a double bladed scimitar weapon known as a Bat’leth , a D'k Tahg warrior’s knife , Distruptor hand-held weapon equal to the Federation’s phaser , judge’s gavel and imposing captain’s chair.Klingon Monopoly board properties are made up of planets and territories in the Star Trek Universe.There are 16 Combat cards which replace the standard Chance card, 16 Honour cards instead of the Community Chest pack, 32 Outpost dwellings instead of houses and 12 Capitals instead of hotels.The money is made up of Klingon Forces currency.Gamers play it like traditional Monopoly but with a Klingon twist.Every word in English comes with the Klingon language equivalent.So real geeks can play speaking only the language created specially for the long running TV and film series.The Hasbro game is a limited edition run costing $40 USD. (Credit Image: © Visual via ZUMA Press)