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Greeninkpenguin: /* Round Basics */

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Round Basics

Greeninkpenguin: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	===Overview===		===Overview===

	Build a marvelous machine in a thought provoking two step process		Build a marvelous machine in a thought provoking two step process. In order to take a tile, you must first place it on your side of the board so that it can later be released by placing another tile on the central row.


	===Round Basics===		===Round Basics===

	3 new tiles are drawn		3 new tiles are drawn.

	~~Starting with~~ the ~~Meca player, each~~ player ~~takes a tile~~		The starting player is called the Mecha player.

	~~This means that~~ the ~~Meca~~ player takes 2 tiles, and the non-~~Meca~~ player takes ~~one~~		For each round, the Mecha player takes 2 tiles, and the non-Mecha player takes 1 tile.

	At the end of a round, ~~pass~~ the ~~Meca~~ so the non-~~Meca~~ player ~~becomes~~ the ~~Meca~~ player ~~and on~~ the ~~new~~ round ~~will take the majority tiles~~		At the end of a round, change the starting player so the non-Mecha player will become the Mecha player in the following round.


	===Turn===		===Turn===

	On your turn, take a tile from those available and ~~either~~ place it on your side ~~or place it centrally~~		On your turn, take a tile from those available and place it either on your side OR on a central pile.

	If you place it on your side, it must either match the colour or shape ~~or both~~ as the adjacent tile in the central row AND the space you wish to place it on must be empty. If ~~you can't fulfil these criteria~~, then you are forced to ~~choose placing~~ it ~~centrally~~		If you place it on your side, it must either match the colour and/or shape as the adjacent tile in the central row AND the space you wish to place it on must be empty. If the chosen tile cannot be placed on your side, then you are forced to place it on a central pile.

	If you place it on a central ~~space~~, there are no criteria and it can be placed on whichever pile you wish. After placing, check if a link is still established between the new central tile and BOTH player areas, i.e. still shares a colour or shape ~~or both~~. If the connection is broken, no shape or colour similarities, then the tile is released. A release can happen for you, your opponent, or both.		If you place it on a central pile, there are no criteria and it can be placed on whichever pile you wish. After placing, check if a link is still established between the new central tile and BOTH player areas, i.e. still shares a colour and/or shape. If the connection is broken, meaning no shape or colour similarities, then the tile is released. A release can happen for you, your opponent, or both.


	===Release===		===Release===

	A release phase only occurs if triggered as outline above		A release phase only occurs if triggered as outline above.

	Regardless of who ~~caused~~ the release, ~~the player who owns the released~~ tile ~~acts~~ on it		Regardless of who triggered the release, whenever a tile on your side is released, you must immediately add it to your machine.

	~~The released~~ tile ~~is now added to your machine~~		It must be placed orthogonally adjacent to at least one other tile.

	~~It must be added orthogonally adjacent~~ to ~~at least one~~ other ~~tile~~		Pipe edges can only connect to other pipe edges. Likewise, pipe-less edges can only connect to other pipe-less edges.

	~~Pipe connections must~~ be ~~observed and must never create a full circuit~~		Your machine's pipe network can never be completely closed.

	All tiles must be added to your machine upon release. However, if you really can't legally place it, it is removed from the game		All tiles must be added to your machine upon release. However, if you really can't legally place it, it is removed from the game


	===~~Meca~~-Botanist===		===Mecha-Botanist===

	The face tiles are different to the normal tiles ~~during the Release phase~~		The face tiles, Mecha-Botanists, are different to the normal tiles when released.

	~~The face tiles allow~~ you ~~to pick a normal tile from~~ the top ~~of any pile~~ (excluding another ~~face~~ tile)		When a Mecha-Botanist is released on your side, you must immediately swap it with one of the top tiles on the central piles (excluding another Mecha-Botanist tile). You will gain that tile from the central pile, and then add it to your machine.

	~~If this causes another release~~, you can ~~have the new~~ tile		By swapping the central tiles, you can trigger another release and gain second tile to add to your machine.

	However, you can have no more than 1 extra tile from this chain reaction		However, you can have no more than 1 extra tile from this chain reaction.


	===Game End===		===Game End===

	The game ends when the last tile is played		The game ends when the last tile is played.

	~~For~~ connected ~~tiles of the same colour in groups of 3+ earn 1 point per tile~~		All tiles not connected to your main pipe network are removed.

	Earn 1 point ~~per flower connected via pipe to~~ a ~~normal tile~~ of ~~the same colour~~		Earn 1 point for each tile in a same coloured group of 3+ adjacent tiles.

	~~The player with~~ the ~~most points wins~~		Earn 1 point per flower. Flowers on a Plant or Vegetable tile are only scored if they are connected by pipe of the same colour.

	If tied, the player with the most tiles in their machine wins		The player with the most points wins.

			If tied, the player with the most tiles in their machine wins.

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===Overview===

Build a marvelous machine in a thought provoking two step process

===Round Basics===

3 new tiles are drawn

Starting with the Meca player, each player takes a tile

This means that the Meca player takes 2 tiles, and the non-Meca player takes one

At the end of a round, pass the Meca so the non-Meca player becomes the Meca player and on the new round will take the majority tiles

===Turn===

On your turn, take a tile from those available and either place it on your side or place it centrally

If you place it on your side, it must either match the colour or shape or both as the adjacent tile in the central row AND the space you wish to place it on must be empty. If you can't fulfil these criteria, then you are forced to choose placing it centrally

If you place it on a central space, there are no criteria and it can be placed on whichever pile you wish. After placing, check if a link is still established between the new central tile and BOTH player areas, i.e. still shares a colour or shape or both. If the connection is broken, no shape or colour similarities, then the tile is released. A release can happen for you, your opponent, or both.

===Release===

A release phase only occurs if triggered as outline above

Regardless of who caused the release, the player who owns the released tile acts on it

The released tile is now added to your machine

It must be added orthogonally adjacent to at least one other tile

Pipe connections must be observed and must never create a full circuit

All tiles must be added to your machine upon release. However, if you really can't legally place it, it is removed from the game

===Meca-Botanist===

The face tiles are different to the normal tiles during the Release phase

The face tiles allow you to pick a normal tile from the top of any pile (excluding another face tile)

If this causes another release, you can have the new tile

However, you can have no more than 1 extra tile from this chain reaction

===Game End===

The game ends when the last tile is played

For connected tiles of the same colour in groups of 3+ earn 1 point per tile

Earn 1 point per flower connected via pipe to a normal tile of the same colour

The player with the most points wins

If tied, the player with the most tiles in their machine wins

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	3 new tiles are drawn.		3 new tiles are drawn.

	The starting player is called the Mecha player.		The starting player is called the Mecha player, who will take a tile first.

	For each round, the Mecha player takes 2 tiles, and the non-Mecha player takes 1 tile.		For each round, the Mecha player takes 2 tiles, and the non-Mecha player takes 1 tile.
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	It must be placed orthogonally adjacent to at least one other tile.		It must be placed orthogonally adjacent to at least one other tile.

	~~Pipe edges~~ can only connect to other ~~pipe edges~~. ~~Likewise, pipe~~-less edges can only connect to other pipe-less edges.		Pipes can only connect to other pipes. Pipe-less edges can only connect to other pipe-less edges.

	Your ~~machine's~~ pipe network can never be completely closed.		Your pipe network can never be completely closed.

	All tiles must be added to your machine upon release. ~~However, if~~ you ~~really can't~~ legally place it, it is removed from the game		All tiles must be added to your machine upon release. If you cannot legally place it, the tile is removed from the game.


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	The face tiles, Mecha-Botanists, are different to the normal tiles when released.		The face tiles, Mecha-Botanists, are different to the normal tiles when released.

	When a Mecha-Botanist is released on your side, you ~~must immediately~~ swap it with one of the top tiles on the central piles (excluding another Mecha-Botanist tile). You will gain that tile from the central pile, and then add it to your machine.		When a Mecha-Botanist is released on your side, you swap it with one of the top tiles on the central piles (excluding another Mecha-Botanist tile). You will gain that tile from the central pile, and then add it to your machine.

	By swapping the central tiles, you can trigger another release and gain second tile to add to your machine.		By swapping the central tiles, you can trigger another release and gain second tile to add to your machine.
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	Earn 1 point for each tile in a same coloured group of 3+ adjacent tiles.		Earn 1 point for each tile in a same coloured group of 3+ adjacent tiles.

	Earn 1 point per flower. Flowers on a Plant or Vegetable tile are only scored if they are connected by pipe of the same colour.		Earn 1 point per flower. Flowers on a Plant or Vegetable tile are only scored if they are connected by another pipe of the same colour.

	The player with the most points wins.		The player with the most points wins.

	If tied, the player with the most tiles in their machine wins.		If tied, the player with the most tiles in their machine wins.