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Dchaploeb: /* Menhirs */ Clarify that you can not get two consecutive bonus turns

2023-07-10T16:46:11Z

Menhirs: Clarify that you can not get two consecutive bonus turns

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	Some forests contain menhirs (large grey stones).		Some forests contain menhirs (large grey stones).

	If a player closes off the forest with a menhir in it, and that forest also has at least one meeple in it (belonging to any player), the player who closed the forest immediately takes another bonus turn, drawing a bonus tile from the sixteen (16) available. ''If the bonus tiles are all used up no bonus turn is granted.''		If a player closes off the forest with a menhir in it, and that forest also has at least one meeple in it (belonging to any player), the player who closed the forest immediately takes another bonus turn, drawing a bonus tile from the sixteen (16) available. ''If the bonus tiles are all used up no bonus turn is granted.'' No bonus turn is granted if the forest was closed on a bonus turn, i.e. you can not get two consecutive bonus turns.

	=== Bonus Tiles ===		=== Bonus Tiles ===

Henrik303: consistency

2021-10-09T01:15:49Z

consistency

Henrik303: /* Bonus Tiles */ in same grassland

2021-10-09T00:51:17Z

Bonus Tiles: in same grassland

Enderramsby: /* Bonus Tiles */

2021-08-16T01:59:27Z

Bonus Tiles

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	; '''The Raft''' (three way ~~river~~ with raft in upper right) - End of game scoring		; '''The Raft''' (three way lake with raft in upper right) - End of game scoring
	: This river system scores an additional point for each lake in the river system		: This river system scores an additional point for each lake in the river system

Aladrieth: Fixed syntax to reflect how the scoring for Fishers actually occurs

2021-05-16T07:04:03Z

Fixed syntax to reflect how the scoring for Fishers actually occurs

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	=== Fisher ===		=== Fisher ===

	*Fishers are placed on streams (including those at the sides of lakes). They score once the stream has ~~two lakes~~ on each side of the fisher		*Fishers are placed on streams (including those at the sides of lakes). They score once the stream has a lake or river-end on each side of the fisher
	*They score one point for each length of the river, plus the total number fish in the rivers and lakes that make up their route		*They score one point for each length of the river, plus the total number fish in the rivers and lakes that make up their route
	*After being scored the fisher returns to the owner's pool		*After being scored the fisher returns to the owner's pool

Martinjansson: Clarified end game scoring

2021-02-22T21:37:11Z

Clarified end game scoring

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	== End of Game ==		== End of Game ==
	Game ends when there are no more standard tiles to be played. At this point any forests or rivers that have meeples on them ''score nothing''		Game ends when there are no more standard tiles to be played. At this point any forests or rivers that have meeples on them ''score nothing''
	Each ~~grassland is scored~~ based on the animals ~~in it for each player's hunter if one player has the majority of hunters only they score in the case of a tie all players score the same points~~		=== Scoring hunters and grasslands ===
	# Score one ~~points~~ (1) for each deer in the grassland		Each hunter scores points based on the animals on its grassland.
	# Subtract one ~~points~~ (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''		# Score one point (1) for each deer in the grassland
			# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''
	# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers
	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland - these are never reduced by tigers
	~~Finally~~ each ~~lake is scored based on huts and (who controls them)~~		If multiple players are tied for the most hunters on a grassland, each tied player scores the full points from that
	~~Each lake is scored based on how many fish are in the river system~~. If one player has the ~~majority of huts~~ only they score in the ~~case of a tie all players score the same points~~		grassland. However, if one player has the most hunters, only they score from that grassland.
	* Score one point for each fish in the ~~lakes of~~ the river system ~~for each~~ player
			=== Scoring huts on river systems ===
			The player with the most huts on each river system scores 1 point for each fish shown in that river system.

			If multiple players are tied for the most huts, each tied player scores the full points for that river system.

			River systems do not need to be complete to be scored.

			=== The player with the most points wins the game! ===
			In the event of a tie, the tied players share the victory.

Martinjansson: Use "grassland" instead of "meadow"

2021-02-22T21:29:18Z

Use "grassland" instead of "meadow"

Nidhoeggr42: typo

2021-01-13T00:00:13Z

typo

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	# Score one point (1) for each deer in the meadow		# Score one point (1) for each deer in the meadow
	# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the meadow up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are not counted against the hunter(s)''		# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the meadow up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are not counted against the hunter(s)''
	# Score two (2) points for each ~~auroch~~ (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers
	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the meadow - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the meadow - these are never reduced by tigers

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	# Score one points (1) for each deer in the meadow		# Score one points (1) for each deer in the meadow
	# Subtract one points (-1) for each tiger in the meadow up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''		# Subtract one points (-1) for each tiger in the meadow up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''
	# Score two (2) points for each ~~auroch~~ (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers
	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the meadow - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the meadow - these are never reduced by tigers
	Finally each lake is scored based on huts and (who controls them)		Finally each lake is scored based on huts and (who controls them)
	Each lake is scored based on how many fish are in the river system. If one player has the majority of huts only they score in the case of a tie all players score the same points		Each lake is scored based on how many fish are in the river system. If one player has the majority of huts only they score in the case of a tie all players score the same points
	* Score one point for each fish in the lakes of the river system for each player		* Score one point for each fish in the lakes of the river system for each player

Kevan: tidy up writing; forest scoring was confusingly written; fisher scoring omitted fish in streams

2021-01-09T15:18:53Z

tidy up writing; forest scoring was confusingly written; fisher scoring omitted fish in streams

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	: Draw a single tile, decide where to place it on the board rotating it as needed		: Draw a single tile, decide where to place it on the board rotating it as needed
	:* Consider placing a meeple (fisher, gatherer, and hunter) or a hut (fishing village on streams only) on an available forest, meadow, river or lake created by the above tile ''and/or''		:* Consider placing a meeple (fisher, gatherer, and hunter) or a hut (fishing village on streams only) on an available forest, meadow, river or lake created by the above tile ''and/or''
	:* Close off a stream or forest to score immediate points (for you and/or others). When closing some forest collect a bonus tile and repeat your turn with placing the bonus tile		:* Close off a stream or forest to score immediate points (for you and/or others). When closing some forest collect a bonus tile and repeat your turn with placing the bonus tile. (You may only gain a single bonus tile per turn.)
	~~:: ''~~You may only gain a single bonus tile per turn''

	== Place a Tile ==		== Place a Tile ==

	At the beginning of the game and at the end of your turn draw a tile, if available		At the beginning of the game and at the end of your turn draw a tile, if available.

	At the beginning of your turn place the tile and then decide if you will place a meeple or hut		At the beginning of your turn place the tile and then decide if you will place a meeple or hut.

	''If you are unable to place the tile, your turn ends''		''If you are unable to place the tile, your turn ends.''

			== Place a Meeple or Hut ==

	~~== Place a~~ Meeple ~~or Hut ==~~		Meeple perform different roles depending on how they are placed on the tile. They are placed standing up when performing fisher and gatherer roles and laying down when acting as hunters. Fishers and gatherers only score during the game while hunters and huts only score at the end of the game.

	Meeple perform different roles depending on how they are placed on the tile. They are placed standing up when performing fisher and gatherer roles and laying down when acting as hunters. '''Fishers and gatherers only score during the game while hunters and huts only score at the end of the game'''		''You may only place a meeple (or a hut) on an unoccupied feature (river, forest or grassland) - no other meeple or huts can be in the same connected feature.'' Features can be joined up by later tiles so that they contain multiple meeples, however: in such a case, only the player with the most meeples in it scores it. (If tied, both score it.)
	''You may only place a meeple (or a hut) on an unoccupied ~~area~~ - no other meeple or huts can be in the same connected ~~area~~''

	=== Fisher ===		=== Fisher ===

	*~~A fisher is~~ placed on ~~rivers or on~~ sides of ~~a lake~~. They score once the stream has two lakes on each side of the fisher		*Fishers are placed on streams (including those at the sides of lakes). They score once the stream has two lakes on each side of the fisher
	*They score one point for each length of the river ~~and~~ the total fish in the ~~lake(s) between them~~		*They score one point for each length of the river, plus the total number fish in the rivers and lakes that make up their route
	*After scored the fisher returns to the owner's pool		*After being scored the fisher returns to the owner's pool

	=== Gatherer ===		=== Gatherer ===

	*~~A gatherer is~~ placed on ~~any available forest tile~~		*Gatherers are placed on forests.
	*The gatherer scores when the forest is ~~closed out on both sides,~~ the player scores two points for each ~~segment of~~ forest ~~his gatherer can reach~~. If ~~the gatherer connects to~~ a forest tile that ~~has a portion on one side~~, ~~as well as another side they score for~~ each ~~side of~~ the tile ~~that~~ is ~~reached~~		*The gatherer scores when the forest is surrounded by grassland with no tile gaps in the interior: the player scores two points for each tile comprising that forest. (If a forest includes multiple parts on the same tile which aren't joined up on that tile, yet are all joined up by the forest, each part on the tile is scored separately.)
	*After scored the gatherer returns to the owner's pool		*After being scored the gatherer returns to the owner's pool

	=== Hunter - End Game Scoring ===		=== Hunter - End Game Scoring ===

	Hunters are placed flat on the board (not standing) they collect points at the end of the game so never return to the owner's hand. The formula for scoring is as ~~such~~		Hunters are placed flat on the board (not standing): they collect points at the end of the game so never return to the owner's hand. The formula for scoring is as follows:
	# Score one point (1) for each deer in the meadow		# Score one point (1) for each deer in the meadow
	# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the meadow up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are not counted against the hunter(s)''		# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the meadow up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are not counted against the hunter(s)''
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	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the meadow - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the meadow - these are never reduced by tigers

	=== Huts ~~(Fishing Streams)~~ - End Game Scoring ===		=== Huts - End Game Scoring ===
	~~Place a hut~~ in ~~any stream~~ or ~~lake at~~ the end of the game you score one point for each fish in the river system the hut connects to		Huts are placed in streams or lakes. At the end of the game you score one point for each fish in the river system the hut connects to.

	~~== Closing Forests and Ending Streams with Fishers in it ==~~
	~~A fisher or gatherer is scored and picked back up by the player(s) whose color(s) is on the particular stream/lake or forest~~. ~~In the case of a tie both players get points. '''In the case of one player having a majority over another only the person with the majority scores'''~~

	=== ~~Menhir~~ ===		=== Menhirs ===
	Some forests contain menhirs (large grey stones).		Some forests contain menhirs (large grey stones).

Tricuspa: /* Bonus Tiles */ - used different terminology

2020-12-09T08:29:16Z

Bonus Tiles: - used different terminology

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	; '''Logboat''' (A lake with a person in a kayak)		; '''Logboat''' (A lake with a person in a kayak)
	: When you place the logboat, you immediately score two points for each lake in this tile’s river system, including this tile. Huts do not affect the ~~river system.~~		: When you place the logboat you immediately score two (2) points for each lake in this tile’s river system, including this tile. Huts owned by others do not affect the value (and do not get the bonus points)


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	; '''Shaman''' (person in upper left + river + forest)		; '''Shaman''' (person in upper left + river + forest)
	: You may immediately return one of your ~~meeples~~ to your pool - ~~you will~~ not score for ~~this meeple but can reallocate it~~		: You may immediately return one of your meeple to your pool - this meeple does not score for the area they were removed from


	; '''Wildfire''' (meadow with tiger and flames) - End of game scoring		; '''Wildfire''' (meadow with tiger and flames) - End of game scoring
	: All tigers ~~are removed from~~ the connected ~~meadow~~		: All tigers do not count against deer totals in the meadow where the wildfire is connected to


	; '''Pit Trap''' (black pit with spikes) - End of game scoring		; '''Pit Trap''' (black pit with spikes) - End of game scoring
	: All animals in the surrounding eight tiles score double - tigers still ~~eat~~ deer like normal ~~for hunters~~		: All animals in the surrounding eight tiles score double for hunters - tigers still remove deer like normal, but if a tiger can eat a less valuable deer (outside of the eight tiles) that deer will be selected instead

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	== Game-play ==		== Game-play ==

	: Draw a single tile, decide where to place it on the board rotating it as needed		Draw a single tile, decide where to place it on the board rotating it as needed.
	:* Consider placing a meeple (fisher, gatherer, and hunter) or a hut (fishing village on streams only) on an available forest, grassland, river or lake created by the above tile ''and/or''		* Consider placing a meeple (fisher, gatherer, and hunter) or a hut (fishing village on streams only) on an available forest, grassland, river or lake created by the above tile ''and/or''
	:* Close off a stream or forest to score immediate points (for you and/or others). When closing ~~some~~ forest collect a bonus tile and ~~repeat~~ your turn ~~with~~ placing the bonus tile. (You may only gain a single bonus tile per turn.)		* Close off a stream or forest to score immediate points (for you and/or others). When closing a forest with a ''menhir'', collect a bonus tile and continue your turn by placing the bonus tile. (You may only gain a single bonus tile per turn.)

	== Place a Tile ==		== Place a Tile ==
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	Meeple perform different roles depending on how they are placed on the tile. They are placed standing up when performing fisher and gatherer roles and laying down when acting as hunters. Fishers and gatherers only score during the game while hunters and huts only score at the end of the game.		Meeple perform different roles depending on how they are placed on the tile. They are placed standing up when performing fisher and gatherer roles and laying down when acting as hunters. Fishers and gatherers only score during the game while hunters and huts only score at the end of the game.

	''You may only place a meeple (or a hut) on an unoccupied feature (river, forest or grassland) - no other meeple or huts can be in the same connected feature.'' Features can be joined up by later tiles so that they contain multiple meeples, however: in such a case, only the player with the most meeples in it scores it. (If tied, both score it.)		''You may only place a meeple (or a hut) on an unoccupied feature (river, forest or grassland) – no other meeple or huts can be in the same connected feature.'' Features can be joined up by later tiles so that they contain multiple meeples, however: in such a case, only the player with the most meeples in it scores it. (If tied, both score it.)

	=== Fisher ===		=== Fisher ===

	*Fishers are placed on streams (including those at the sides of lakes). They score once the stream has a lake or river-end on each side of the fisher		*Fishers are placed on streams (including those at the sides of lakes). They score once the stream has a lake or river-end on each side of the fisher.
	*They score one point for each length of the river, plus the total number fish in the rivers and lakes that make up their route		*They score one point for each length of the river, plus the total number fish in the rivers and lakes that make up their route.
	*After being scored the fisher returns to the owner's pool		*After being scored the fisher returns to the owner's pool.

	=== Gatherer ===		=== Gatherer ===
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	*Gatherers are placed on forests.		*Gatherers are placed on forests.
	*The gatherer scores when the forest is surrounded by grassland with no tile gaps in the interior: the player scores two points for each tile comprising that forest. (If a forest includes multiple parts on the same tile which aren't joined up on that tile, yet are all joined up by the forest, each part on the tile is scored separately.)		*The gatherer scores when the forest is surrounded by grassland with no tile gaps in the interior: the player scores two points for each tile comprising that forest. (If a forest includes multiple parts on the same tile which aren't joined up on that tile, yet are all joined up by the forest, each part on the tile is scored separately.)
	*After being scored the gatherer returns to the owner's pool		*After being scored the gatherer returns to the owner's pool.

	=== Hunter - End Game Scoring ===		=== Hunter – End Game Scoring ===

	Hunters are placed flat on the board (not standing): they collect points at the end of the game so never return to the owner's ~~hand~~. The formula for scoring is as follows:		Hunters are placed flat on the board (not standing): they collect points at the end of the game so never return to the owner's pool. The formula for scoring is as follows:
	# Score one point (1) for each deer in the grassland		# Score one point (1) for each deer in the grassland
	# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same ~~field~~ in which case all tigers are ~~not counted against the hunter(s)~~''		# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer – ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same grassland in which case all tigers are ignored''
	# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) – these are never reduced by tigers
	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland – these are never reduced by tigers

	=== Huts - End Game Scoring ===		=== Huts – End Game Scoring ===
	Huts are placed in streams or lakes. At the end of the game you score one point for each fish in the river system the hut connects to.		Huts are placed in streams or lakes. At the end of the game you score one point for each fish in the river system the hut connects to.

	=== Menhirs ===		== Menhirs ==
	Some forests contain menhirs (large grey stones).		Some forests contain menhirs (large grey stones).

	If a player closes off the forest with a menhir in it, and that forest also has at least one meeple in it (belonging to any player), the player who closed the forest immediately takes another bonus turn, drawing a bonus tile from the sixteen (16) available. ''If the bonus tiles are all used up no bonus turn is granted.''		If a player closes off the forest with a menhir in it, and that forest also has at least one meeple in it (belonging to any player), the player who closed the forest immediately takes another bonus turn, drawing a bonus tile from the sixteen (16) available. ''If the bonus tiles are all used up no bonus turn is granted.''

	== Bonus Tiles ==		=== Bonus Tiles ===

	There are sixteen bonus tiles, typically they will have more animals and more fish while certain ones have additional abilities ~~listed below~~		There are sixteen bonus tiles, typically they will have more animals and more fish, while certain ones have additional abilities:

	; '''Mushrooms''' (two enhanced forest tiles)		; '''Mushrooms''' (two enhanced forest tiles)
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	; '''Hunting Trap''' (two hunters with trap between them)		; '''Hunting Trap''' (two hunters with trap between them)
	: You immediately score up to the eight surrounding tiles animals (see Hunter scoring above) - in the same grassland - in addition these animals '''will not''' count for end of game scoring.		: You immediately score up to the eight surrounding tiles animals (see Hunter scoring above) – in the same grassland – in addition these animals '''will not''' count for end of game scoring.


	; '''Shaman''' (person in upper left + river + forest)		; '''Shaman''' (person in upper left + river + forest)
	: You may immediately return one of your meeple to your pool - this meeple does not score for the area they were removed from.		: You may immediately return one of your meeple to your pool – this meeple does not score for the area they were removed from.


	; '''Wildfire''' (grassland with tiger and flames) - End of game scoring		; '''Wildfire''' (grassland with tiger and flames) – End of game scoring
	: All tigers do not count against deer totals in the grassland where the wildfire is connected to.		: All tigers do not count against deer totals in the grassland where the wildfire is connected to.


	; '''Pit Trap''' (black pit with spikes) - End of game scoring		; '''Pit Trap''' (black pit with spikes) – End of game scoring
	: All animals in the surrounding eight tiles in this grassland score double for hunters. Tigers still remove deer like normal, but if a tiger can eat a less valuable deer (outside of the eight tiles) that deer will be selected instead.		: All animals in the surrounding eight tiles in this grassland score double for hunters. Tigers still remove deer like normal, but if a tiger can eat a less valuable deer (outside of the eight tiles) that deer will be selected instead.


	; '''The Raft''' (three way lake with raft in upper right) - End of game scoring		; '''The Raft''' (three way lake with raft in upper right) – End of game scoring
	: This river system scores an additional point for each lake in the river system.		: This river system scores an additional point for each lake in the river system.

	== End of Game ==		== End of Game ==
	Game ends when there are no more standard tiles to be played. At this point any forests or rivers that have meeples on them ''score nothing''		Game ends when there are no more standard tiles to be played. At this point any forests or rivers that have meeples on them ''score nothing''.

	=== Scoring hunters and grasslands ===		=== Scoring hunters and grasslands ===
	Each hunter scores points based on the animals on its grassland.		Each hunter scores points based on the animals on its grassland.
	# Score one point (1) for each deer in the grassland		# Score one point (1) for each deer in the grassland
	# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''		# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer – ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''
	# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) – these are never reduced by tigers
	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland – these are never reduced by tigers
	If multiple players are tied for the most hunters on a grassland, each tied player scores the full points from that		If multiple players are tied for the most hunters on a grassland, each tied player scores the full points from that grassland. However, if one player has the most hunters, only they score from that grassland.
	grassland. However, if one player has the most hunters, only they score from that grassland.

	=== Scoring huts on river systems ===		=== Scoring huts on river systems ===

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	; '''Mushrooms''' (two enhanced forest tiles)		; '''Mushrooms''' (two enhanced forest tiles)
	: A forest with mushrooms that is closed gives three (3) points for each mushroom tile in it		: A forest with mushrooms that is closed gives three (3) points for each mushroom tile in it.


	; '''Logboat''' (A lake with a person in a kayak)		; '''Logboat''' (A lake with a person in a kayak)
	: When you place the logboat you immediately score two (2) points for each lake in this tile’s river system, including this tile. Huts owned by others do not affect the value (and do not get the bonus points)		: When you place the logboat you immediately score two (2) points for each lake in this tile’s river system, including this tile. Huts owned by others do not affect the value (and do not get the bonus points).


	; '''Hunting Trap''' (two hunters with trap between them)		; '''Hunting Trap''' (two hunters with trap between them)
	: You immediately score up to the eight surrounding tiles animals (see Hunter scoring above) - in the same grassland - in addition these animals '''will not''' count for end of game scoring		: You immediately score up to the eight surrounding tiles animals (see Hunter scoring above) - in the same grassland - in addition these animals '''will not''' count for end of game scoring.


	; '''Shaman''' (person in upper left + river + forest)		; '''Shaman''' (person in upper left + river + forest)
	: You may immediately return one of your meeple to your pool - this meeple does not score for the area they were removed from		: You may immediately return one of your meeple to your pool - this meeple does not score for the area they were removed from.


	; '''Wildfire''' (grassland with tiger and flames) - End of game scoring		; '''Wildfire''' (grassland with tiger and flames) - End of game scoring
	: All tigers do not count against deer totals in the grassland where the wildfire is connected to		: All tigers do not count against deer totals in the grassland where the wildfire is connected to.


	; '''Pit Trap''' (black pit with spikes) - End of game scoring		; '''Pit Trap''' (black pit with spikes) - End of game scoring
	: All animals in the surrounding eight tiles score double for hunters ~~- tigers~~ still remove deer like normal, but if a tiger can eat a less valuable deer (outside of the eight tiles) that deer will be selected instead		: All animals in the surrounding eight tiles in this grassland score double for hunters. Tigers still remove deer like normal, but if a tiger can eat a less valuable deer (outside of the eight tiles) that deer will be selected instead.


	; '''The Raft''' (three way lake with raft in upper right) - End of game scoring		; '''The Raft''' (three way lake with raft in upper right) - End of game scoring
	: This river system scores an additional point for each lake in the river system		: This river system scores an additional point for each lake in the river system.

	== End of Game ==		== End of Game ==

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	: Draw a single tile, decide where to place it on the board rotating it as needed		: Draw a single tile, decide where to place it on the board rotating it as needed
	:* Consider placing a meeple (fisher, gatherer, and hunter) or a hut (fishing village on streams only) on an available forest, ~~meadow~~, river or lake created by the above tile ''and/or''		:* Consider placing a meeple (fisher, gatherer, and hunter) or a hut (fishing village on streams only) on an available forest, grassland, river or lake created by the above tile ''and/or''
	:* Close off a stream or forest to score immediate points (for you and/or others). When closing some forest collect a bonus tile and repeat your turn with placing the bonus tile. (You may only gain a single bonus tile per turn.)		:* Close off a stream or forest to score immediate points (for you and/or others). When closing some forest collect a bonus tile and repeat your turn with placing the bonus tile. (You may only gain a single bonus tile per turn.)

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	Hunters are placed flat on the board (not standing): they collect points at the end of the game so never return to the owner's hand. The formula for scoring is as follows:		Hunters are placed flat on the board (not standing): they collect points at the end of the game so never return to the owner's hand. The formula for scoring is as follows:
	# Score one point (1) for each deer in the ~~meadow~~		# Score one point (1) for each deer in the grassland
	# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the ~~meadow~~ up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are not counted against the hunter(s)''		# Subtract one point (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are not counted against the hunter(s)''
	# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers
	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the ~~meadow~~ - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland - these are never reduced by tigers

	=== Huts - End Game Scoring ===		=== Huts - End Game Scoring ===
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	; '''Hunting Trap''' (two hunters with trap between them)		; '''Hunting Trap''' (two hunters with trap between them)
	: You immediately score up to the eight surrounding tiles animals (see Hunter scoring above) - in the same ~~meadow~~ - in addition these animals '''will not''' count for end of game scoring		: You immediately score up to the eight surrounding tiles animals (see Hunter scoring above) - in the same grassland - in addition these animals '''will not''' count for end of game scoring


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	; '''Wildfire''' (~~meadow~~ with tiger and flames) - End of game scoring		; '''Wildfire''' (grassland with tiger and flames) - End of game scoring
	: All tigers do not count against deer totals in the ~~meadow~~ where the wildfire is connected to		: All tigers do not count against deer totals in the grassland where the wildfire is connected to


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	== End of Game ==		== End of Game ==
	Game ends when there are no more standard tiles to be played. At this point any forests or rivers that have meeples on them ''score nothing''		Game ends when there are no more standard tiles to be played. At this point any forests or rivers that have meeples on them ''score nothing''
	Each ~~meadow~~ is scored based on the animals in it for each player's hunter if one player has the majority of hunters only they score in the case of a tie all players score the same points		Each grassland is scored based on the animals in it for each player's hunter if one player has the majority of hunters only they score in the case of a tie all players score the same points
	# Score one points (1) for each deer in the ~~meadow~~		# Score one points (1) for each deer in the grassland
	# Subtract one points (-1) for each tiger in the ~~meadow~~ up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''		# Subtract one points (-1) for each tiger in the grassland up to the maximum deer - ''unless the bonus fire tile is in the same field in which case all tigers are ignored''
	# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score two (2) points for each aurochs (ancient cows) - these are never reduced by tigers
	# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the ~~meadow~~ - these are never reduced by tigers		# Score three (3) for each mammoth in the grassland - these are never reduced by tigers
	Finally each lake is scored based on huts and (who controls them)		Finally each lake is scored based on huts and (who controls them)
	Each lake is scored based on how many fish are in the river system. If one player has the majority of huts only they score in the case of a tie all players score the same points		Each lake is scored based on how many fish are in the river system. If one player has the majority of huts only they score in the case of a tie all players score the same points
	* Score one point for each fish in the lakes of the river system for each player		* Score one point for each fish in the lakes of the river system for each player