Originally released on Facebook on 9th May 2016, this train was subsequently formally printed with the Surprised Stare icon in the bottom right hand corner.

Whenever you take the Dragon out of the Pub as your third worker, you can immediately convert iron ore to steel, once, without having to take the [C] action.

The imagery for the formal printing varies slightly from that which was originally released on Facebook - click here to view the second version.

You can use one stone, coal or iron ore to get your third worker for the Round. Lose 13 points at the end of the game (during final judgement scoring). You cannot get rid of the Broomstick once bought (the current game only) and there is NO upkeep for the Broomstick in Train Maintenance.

The imagery for the formal printing varies slightly from that which was originally released on Facebook - click here to view the second version.

Originally released on Facebook on 27th March 2016, this train was subsequently formally printed with the Surprised Stare icon in the bottom right hand corner.

At the start of each Round the owner may give a (decent-sized) piece of Easter Egg to each opponent, and in return take their extra Labourer out of the Pub for that Round.

The imagery for the formal printing varies slightly from that which was originally released on Facebook - click here to view the second version.

You may use one coal or 3 rubble to gets your additional Labourer out of the Pub for one round, but must say "Good day to you, Sir(s)" when you use it.

The imagery for the formal printing varies slightly from that which was originally released on Facebook - click here to view the second version.

When the owner of this train uses their third Labourer you may have one of your Labourers go first in an action even if they're not in the no.1 spot (eg. go in the last space of the stock yard to gain Start Player and then have that worker pick cubes FIRST with this ability!)

This image is from a 1912 vintage postcard from Atlantic City, New Jersey entitled "Reconnoitering".

The imagery for the formal printing varies from that which was originally released on Facebook only in the inclusion of the Surprised Stare icon in the bottom right hand corner - click here to view the second version.