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<p>Hylian marq: Created page with &quot;Collect Cards that work well together: For example, a Mackerel is a Common Blue Fish. There are Treasures that award points for Blue Fish (2pts per), Common Fish (1pt per), and Mackerels (1 pt per). Collect them all to make Mackerels worth 5 points! Stay Flexible: Don&#039;t tell the dice what you want to do. Listen to what the dice want you to do. The easiest way to get burned is to sit on a Legendary Fish and wait for those 3 Harpoons. Risk the Abyss at least once: A lot...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Collect Cards that work well together:<br /> For example, a Mackerel is a Common Blue Fish. There are Treasures that award points for Blue Fish (2pts per), Common Fish (1pt per), and Mackerels (1 pt per). Collect them all to make Mackerels worth 5 points!<br /> <br /> Stay Flexible:<br /> Don't tell the dice what you want to do. Listen to what the dice want you to do. The easiest way to get burned is to sit on a Legendary Fish and wait for those 3 Harpoons.<br /> <br /> Risk the Abyss at least once:<br /> A lot of the best strategy-defining cards are in the Abyss. It's difficult to win the game without at least one of them.<br /> <br /> End your turn on a Current:<br /> If the last move of your turn is to move off a Current, wait until the beginning of your next turn instead. You never know when the dice will make you change your mind and go the other way.</div>

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<p>Hylian marq: /* Overview: */ Condensed and reworded.</p> <hr /> <div>== Overview: ==<br /> In Risk the Abyss players dive into the Ocean to catch Fish and find Treasure. Players take turns by rolling dice with a ''Yahtzee''-style mechanism, and then executing the actions from the resulting dice. The game ends when one of the Ocean decks runs out. The player with the most points wins.<br /> <br /> == Gameplay: ==<br /> Each die face represents a different action that a player can take:<br /> * Flippers: Move up, left, or right.<br /> * Anchors: Move straight or diagonal down.<br /> * Harpoons: Aquire Fish cards. One Harpoon per Heart.<br /> * Keys: Aquire Treasure cards. One Key per Lock.<br /> * Oxygen: Needed to hold onto cards at the end of your turn. First card is free (does not require Oxygen).<br /> * Radios: Use 1x to move the Boat. Use 3x to instantly return to the boat and store your haul.<br /> <br /> <br /> Stow your haul on the boat to secure your cards. Do this by using a Flipper in the space under the Boat and moving upwards. Alternatively, you can spend 3 radios. Stowed cards are permenantly banked and no longer require Oxygen.<br /> <br /> <br /> Currents: Throughout the game, currents will appear in the Ocean. Players can move off Current cards in the directions shown for free.<br /> <br /> == Game End &amp; Scoring: ==<br /> The end of the game is triggered when one of the Ocean decks (''Surface, Depths or Abyss'') runs out. Players get an equal number of turns. Players count the points from the cards in their Haul and Stowed. The player with the most points wins!<br /> <br /> <br /> Fish: Worth the points shown (Buoy symbol)<br /> <br /> Clams: Worth 2, 3, 4, or 5 points. Value is revealed upon Stowing the card.<br /> <br /> Treasures: Worth points based on the number and types of Fish that you end the game with.<br /> <br /> Bottles: Worth 1 point per 3 Treasures.<br /> <br /> <br /> Tiebreakers: Most Legendary Fish (''Gold Ribbon''), most Rare Fish (''Silver Ribbon''), then most Common Fish (''Bronze Ribbon'').</div>

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