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Masterpiece

Masterpiece: The Classic Art Auction Game is a long out-of-print title from Parker Brothers and Hasbro for 3 to 6 players.

"Your favorite Van Gogh is on the auction block, and you are bidding for it against an array of eccentric art collectors and speculators. You want that Van Gogh painting. Should you up the bid to $5 million? $10 million? But what if it's a worthless forgery? You'll never know what it's really worth unless you outbid the competition. Keen observation, steady nerves, and a little luck make the difference in MASTERPIECE, an always exciting, sometimes risky excursion into the elite world of an international art auction."

Complete rules can be found at http://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/masterpiece.pdf

But here they are, simplified:

Goal
Masterpiece is an art auction game, so players must bid on pieces of art in an attempt to obtain the priciest collection by the end of the game. Once the bank sells all the paintings, the game is over.

Setup
The easel included in the game box must stand on its three legs in a prominent position where all players can see it. Every player must select a token and put it on any space on the circle track on the game board. Every player gets a value chart. The value cards are shuffled and placed face-down on the playing board, and the painting cards are set face-up on the board.

Starting the Game
Players must choose one player as the Banker; this player distributes $15 million to each player. Then, starting with the banker, every player must draw the top painting card and the top value card, placing the value card under the painting card to keep it secret. All painting cards are placed face-up in front of each player.

Each player must roll the dice; whoever gets the highest score goes first. That player must move his or her token on the game board the rolled number of spaces and complete the action dictated by the game board. Play continues clockwise.

Buying and Selling
Since several auctions are involved in the game, players must pay attention to the auction they can initiate. If a player lands on a “Bank Auction” space, he or she must take the top painting card and place it on the easel; bidding begins at $1 million, with that player acting as the auctioneer. Bidding continues until no one bids higher. The winning bidder draws the top value card and slips it underneath the painting card; the actual value of the painting, shown on the value card, is known only to the highest bidder.

For a private auction, any player may choose to bid on a painting of the player who rolled the die. The player who rolled the die may not bid on his or her own painting in a private auction. The winning bidder takes the painting and the value card.

If a player lands on the space that says, “Sell a Painting to the Bank for $3,500,000,” that player must sell one piece of art to the bank. Strategic players will sell their least valuable painting to the bank. Once a piece of art is turned in, the value card is displayed for all players to see and then turned face-down along with the painting.

Play continues until the last painting is sold. Players add up the total of their cash and painting value, and the player with the highest total wins.

Notes:

I did not include the easel. That was far beyond my ability. You get a dungeon wall, instead.

I did not create a value chart in-game, but will include it below. It is really unnecessary.

I created the board from scratch, based on lousy photographs.

I created the money, based on money.

Dead people created all the art.

VALUE CHART:

2 - Forgery
2 - $1,000,000
2 - $1,500,000
4 - $2,000,000
2 - $2,500,000
4 - $3,000,000
2 - $3,500,000
4 - $4,000,000
2 - $4,500,000
4 - $5,000,000
2 - $5,500,000
4 - $6,000,000
2 - $6,500,000
2 - $7,000,000
2 - $7,500,000
2 - $10,000,000

Masterpiece has been tested, and known to run, on the Steam version of Tabletop Simulator Early Access v1.6.

Masterpiece is designed by Marvin Glass and Christian Thee, and is published and (c) by Hasbro.

More information on Masterpiece can be found here: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1501/masterpiece