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...="color:#dd3333;">(page does not exist) link</span> below which will allow you to create the page. ...make changes to the names it uses. If you think a name should be changed, you can submit a suggestion on the [https://boardgamearena.com/bugs?game=0 bug

You are leading an expanding Empire. You must choose the path that will get you to develop faster and better than your competitors.

...board games and card games are available. In order to play, the only thing you need is your browser! ===What do you mean by "real time play"?===

With '''Board Game Arena''' you can play board games online with the whole world. ...turn-based" games with opponents that are not online at the same time than you).

...f the reason we strongly recommend you to buy physical copies of the games you discover on BGA. The other reason is simple to understand: each game sale i

==Why can't you just have a standard donation system where I can choose any amount of money ...tly or do so on a regular basis. Depending on the amount of your donation, you are a member of the club for a given period of time.

With '''Board Game Arena''' you can play within a few clicks. ...hoosing "[http://en.boardgamearena.com/#!lobby Play now]" on the top menu, you get a list of game tables waiting for players.

...takes advantage of the most recent web technology to make it possible for you to play without installing anything on your computer: no software to downlo Consequently, to play you need to use a modern web browser. Generally speaking, the more recent your

When you register on Board Game Arena, you're a '''mortal'''. You can access most of the functionalities of this website, except some of them ...alities of the service. But, if you go against the Board Game Arena terms, you can be moderated and demoted to '''devilkin''' or '''demon'''.

...laying "live" (real time) or "turn-based" (asynchronously). In both cases, you have an allotted delay to play your moves. ...ty and your opponents can decide to skip your turns (and consequently make you lose the game).

...Each time you win a game your rating increases, and it decreases each time you lose a game. ...a game depends on (1) the Elo rating of your opponents, and (2) what place you achieve in the game (i.e. 1st place, 2nd place). For example:

As the grandmaster of a militaristic order in the middle ages, you will move your knights across Europe, defeating enemies, erecting buildings ...your actions and managing your action wheel will be the keys to success as you pursue your strategy.

...play board games, even when not knowing English or French. For example, if you want to play 'Dragonheart' with your 10-year-old nephew and he doesn't spea This is important: only translate text into a given language if you are a native speaker of the language.

...gher agriculture level allows you to more easily sustain your population. You may have a maximum agriculture level of 10. ...son placed on the Tool Maker upgrades one of your tools to the next level. You have a maximum of 3 level 4 tools.

...nd before the other players, capturing cards during play, and betting that you will be first to shed all of your cards. ...t the first combination played. You can also pass. Bombs are an exception: you can play a bomb to beat any combination, except a higher bomb.

...e player panel on the right of the page). Then, choose one extra good that you can produce as your privilege. * '''Trader''': choose a good that you want to sell by clicking on the appropriate counter in your player panel.

...u can drag and drop a piece over another to exchange their positions. When you are done, click on the 'I'm finished' link above the play space. When all p ...p, corresponding destinations will be highlighted. You can also stop where you are by clicking on the 'I'm finished' link above the play space.

You win when you have 3 Victory Points or when you complete a special victory condition. You can't play more than 5 goblins per row.

...rules-reference-1-page-fold-in-half original file] here for details. Thank you Andrew !) May pay player or bank (gray) to use their dice. If using 1/2/3 total dice, you pay 2/4/6 deniers per die.

...hey want to play their clue card on. In order to play a clue card on a map you must make sure that: ...(if there are markers on the board. If there are no markers on the board, you can still put a clue card even if it doesn't change anything).