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Kevan: workaround for https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=16083

2022-04-06T16:00:44Z

workaround for https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=16083

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	Walkways score the number of points printed on them (which is NOT the length of the walkway). A walkway is placed by clicking on the space between buildings where the walkway will go.		Walkways score the number of points printed on them (which is NOT the length of the walkway). A walkway is placed by clicking on the space between buildings where the walkway will go.

	Walkway placement rules:		Walkway placement rules are
	* Only two walkways per building
	* Walkways must be perpendicular to the building (no diagonals)		• Only two walkways per building<br/>
	* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)		• Walkways must be perpendicular to the building (no diagonals)<br/>
	* Walkways at various levels may go over / under other walkways but two walkways at the ~~SAME~~ level may not cross		• Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)<br/>
			• Walkways at various levels may go over / under other walkways but two walkways at the ''same'' level may not cross

	Note: The total number of walkways available are listed at the bottom of your board. These walkways are shared by all players, so as players use walkways the total number available diminish. For example: If there are three 6 piece walkways, and player A uses one then only two are remaining for all players. It is possible for one player to use all three leaving none for the other player.		Note: The total number of walkways available are listed at the bottom of your board. These walkways are shared by all players, so as players use walkways the total number available diminish. For example: If there are three 6 piece walkways, and player A uses one then only two are remaining for all players. It is possible for one player to use all three leaving none for the other player.
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	== Upgraded Models variant ==		== Upgraded Models variant ==
	Game can be played with one or two special scoring cards (randomly picked at the beginning of the game):		Game can be played with one or two special scoring cards (randomly picked at the beginning of the game):
	* ''Most Valuable Route'' - Find the most valuable route in your city '''on one of two levels (River or Forest)'''. A route corresponds to a connection of several buildings to each other, using walkways. Add the value of all the walkways that make up your most valuable route. Compare that route to those of other players. Player with most valuable route scores 6 points. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.
	* ''Most Separate Routes'' - Count the number of separate routes built in your city. The player who built the most earns 6 points. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.		• ''Most Valuable Route'' - Find the most valuable route in your city '''on one of two levels (River or Forest)'''. A route corresponds to a connection of several buildings to each other, using walkways. Add the value of all the walkways that make up your most valuable route. Compare that route to those of other players. Player with most valuable route scores 6 points. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.<br/>
	* ''Varied Routes'' - Earn 6 points if you built a route that includes at least 4 walkways of different lengths (1,2,3,5,8) OR earn 8 points if you have managed to create a route that includes the 5 walkways lengths. Each player can only earn this once.		• ''Most Separate Routes'' - Count the number of separate routes built in your city. The player who built the most earns 6 points. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.<br/>
	* ''Circuits'' - Earn 3 points for each circuit you have. A circuit is a closed route.		• ''Varied Routes'' - Earn 6 points if you built a route that includes at least 4 walkways of different lengths (1,2,3,5,8) OR earn 8 points if you have managed to create a route that includes the 5 walkways lengths. Each player can only earn this once.<br/>
	* ''Blue buildings on the hill'' - Earn 6 points if you are the player with the most blue buildings. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.		• ''Circuits'' - Earn 3 points for each circuit you have. A circuit is a closed route.<br/>
	* ''Green buildings on the hill'' - Earn 6 points if you are the player with the most green buildings. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.		• ''Blue buildings on the hill'' - Earn 6 points if you are the player with the most blue buildings. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.<br/>
	* ''Minimalist Buildings'' - Earn 2 points per building with only one walkway built from it.		• ''Green buildings on the hill'' - Earn 6 points if you are the player with the most green buildings. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.<br/>
	* ''Crossed Walkways'' - '''Lose''' 2 points for each of your walkways that crosses another. Passing over buildings doesn't count as a crossing (even if walkways are connected to those buildings). Each walkway will count only once, even if it's crossing multiple walkways.		• ''Minimalist Buildings'' - Earn 2 points per building with only one walkway built from it.<br/>
	* ''Solo Buildings'' - '''Lose''' 2 points for each building with no walkways.		• ''Crossed Walkways'' - '''Lose''' 2 points for each of your walkways that crosses another. Passing over buildings doesn't count as a crossing (even if walkways are connected to those buildings). Each walkway will count only once, even if it's crossing multiple walkways.<br/>
	* ''Balanced Walkways'' - '''Lose''' 4 points if you do not have at least: 5 walkways worth 3 points, 1 walkway worth 1 point, 1 walkway worth 8 points.		• ''Solo Buildings'' - '''Lose''' 2 points for each building with no walkways.<br/>
			• ''Balanced Walkways'' - '''Lose''' 4 points if you do not have at least: 5 walkways worth 3 points, 1 walkway worth 1 point, 1 walkway worth 8 points.<br/>

JonMikelV: Added some walkway placement rules that are obvious in physical game, but not virtual UI.

2022-01-19T02:29:41Z

Added some walkway placement rules that are obvious in physical game, but not virtual UI.

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	1. Adding a tile to your city and placing the matching buildings onto it		1. Adding a tile to your city and placing the matching buildings onto it

	2. Optionally building walkways		2. Optionally building one or more walkways

	3. Drawing a new tile from the row or the deck		3. Drawing a new tile from the row or the deck
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	=== Build Walkways ===		=== Build Walkways ===
	Walkways score the number of points printed on them.		Walkways score the number of points printed on them (which is NOT the length of the walkway). A walkway is placed by clicking on the space between buildings where the walkway will go.

	~~There are 3 important~~ rules ~~regarding walkway placement~~:		Walkway placement rules:
	* Only two walkways per building		* Only two walkways per building
			* Walkways must be perpendicular to the building (no diagonals)
	* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)		* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)
	* ~~The number of~~ walkways ~~available to players is limited~~		* Walkways at various levels may go over / under other walkways but two walkways at the SAME level may not cross

	The total number of walkways available are listed at the bottom of your board. These walkways are shared by all players, so as players use walkways the total number available diminish. For example: If there are three 6 piece walkways, and player A uses one then only two are remaining for all players. It is possible for one player to use all three leaving none for the other player.		Note: The total number of walkways available are listed at the bottom of your board. These walkways are shared by all players, so as players use walkways the total number available diminish. For example: If there are three 6 piece walkways, and player A uses one then only two are remaining for all players. It is possible for one player to use all three leaving none for the other player.

	=== Drawing a Tile ===		=== Drawing a Tile ===
	You can pick a new tile from the row of 3 face up tiles or take a random one off the stack.		You can pick a new tile from the row of 3 face up tiles OR take a random one off the stack.

	== Upgraded Models variant ==		== Upgraded Models variant ==

Stasinka: /* Build Walkways */

2022-01-04T01:01:44Z

Build Walkways

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	* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)		* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)
	* The number of walkways available to players is limited		* The number of walkways available to players is limited

			The total number of walkways available are listed at the bottom of your board. These walkways are shared by all players, so as players use walkways the total number available diminish. For example: If there are three 6 piece walkways, and player A uses one then only two are remaining for all players. It is possible for one player to use all three leaving none for the other player.

	=== Drawing a Tile ===		=== Drawing a Tile ===

Kevan: /* How To Play */ line breaks

2021-12-30T13:59:17Z

How To Play: line breaks

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	1. Adding a tile to your city and placing the matching buildings onto it		1. Adding a tile to your city and placing the matching buildings onto it

	2. Optionally building walkways		2. Optionally building walkways

	3. Drawing a new tile from the row or the deck		3. Drawing a new tile from the row or the deck

Kevan: reformat to workaround https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=16083

2021-12-30T13:59:06Z

reformat to workaround https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=16083

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	== How To Play ==		== How To Play ==
	~~On your~~ turn:		A turn consists of:
	~~# Add~~ a tile to your city ~~(mandatory)~~
	~~# Place~~ buildings ~~(automatic)~~		1. Adding a tile to your city and placing the matching buildings onto it
	~~# Build~~ walkways ~~(optional)~~		2. Optionally building walkways
	~~# Draw~~ a new tile ~~(mandatory)~~		3. Drawing a new tile from the row or the deck

	=== Adding a Tile ===		=== Adding a Tile ===
	* ~~New~~ tile must be ~~connected to~~ another		* The new tile must be placed alongside another
	* Tile can be rotated		* Tile can be rotated
	* Your city must be a square (~~3x3)~~ or a rectangle ~~(3x4)~~ if playing Rectangle City ~~Variant~~		* Your city must be a 3x3 square (or a 3x4 rectangle if playing Rectangle City variant)

	~~=== Take Buildings ===~~
	Buildings are automatically placed on the new tile.		Buildings are automatically placed on the new tile.

	=== Build Walkways ===		=== Build Walkways ===
	Walkways score ~~you~~ points. There are 3 important rules regarding walkway placement:		Walkways score the number of points printed on them.

			There are 3 important rules regarding walkway placement:
	* Only two walkways per building		* Only two walkways per building
	* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)		* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)
	* ~~Number~~ of walkways is limited		* The number of walkways available to players is limited

	=== Drawing a Tile ===		=== Drawing a Tile ===
	You can pick a new tile from 3 face up tiles or take a random one off the stack.		You can pick a new tile from the row of 3 face up tiles or take a random one off the stack.

	== Upgraded Models variant ==		== Upgraded Models variant ==

SqueekyHT: /* Drawing a Tile */

2021-12-27T23:47:24Z

Drawing a Tile

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	=== Drawing a Tile ===		=== Drawing a Tile ===
	You can pick a new tile from 3 face up tiles or take a random one of the stack.		You can pick a new tile from 3 face up tiles or take a random one off the stack.

	== Upgraded Models variant ==		== Upgraded Models variant ==

Kasmilus: Created page with "== How To Play == On your turn: # Add a tile to your city (mandatory) # Place buildings (automatic) # Build walkways (optional) # Draw a new tile (mandatory) === Adding a Til..."

2021-05-08T12:29:46Z

Created page with "== How To Play == On your turn: # Add a tile to your city (mandatory) # Place buildings (automatic) # Build walkways (optional) # Draw a new tile (mandatory) === Adding a Til..."

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== How To Play ==
On your turn:
# Add a tile to your city (mandatory)
# Place buildings (automatic)
# Build walkways (optional)
# Draw a new tile (mandatory)

=== Adding a Tile ===
* New tile must be connected to another
* Tile can be rotated
* Your city must be a square (3x3) or a rectangle (3x4) if playing Rectangle City Variant

=== Take Buildings ===
Buildings are automatically placed on the new tile.

=== Build Walkways ===
Walkways score you points. There are 3 important rules regarding walkway placement:
* Only two walkways per building
* Walkways can't be placed over empty spots (where there is no tile yet)
* Number of walkways is limited

=== Drawing a Tile ===
You can pick a new tile from 3 face up tiles or take a random one of the stack.

== Upgraded Models variant ==
Game can be played with one or two special scoring cards (randomly picked at the beginning of the game):
* ''Most Valuable Route'' - Find the most valuable route in your city '''on one of two levels (River or Forest)'''. A route corresponds to a connection of several buildings to each other, using walkways. Add the value of all the walkways that make up your most valuable route. Compare that route to those of other players. Player with most valuable route scores 6 points. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.
* ''Most Separate Routes'' - Count the number of separate routes built in your city. The player who built the most earns 6 points. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.
* ''Varied Routes'' - Earn 6 points if you built a route that includes at least 4 walkways of different lengths (1,2,3,5,8) OR earn 8 points if you have managed to create a route that includes the 5 walkways lengths. Each player can only earn this once.
* ''Circuits'' - Earn 3 points for each circuit you have. A circuit is a closed route.
* ''Blue buildings on the hill'' - Earn 6 points if you are the player with the most blue buildings. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.
* ''Green buildings on the hill'' - Earn 6 points if you are the player with the most green buildings. In the event of a tie, players involved earn 3 points each.
* ''Minimalist Buildings'' - Earn 2 points per building with only one walkway built from it.
* ''Crossed Walkways'' - '''Lose''' 2 points for each of your walkways that crosses another. Passing over buildings doesn't count as a crossing (even if walkways are connected to those buildings). Each walkway will count only once, even if it's crossing multiple walkways.
* ''Solo Buildings'' - '''Lose''' 2 points for each building with no walkways.
* ''Balanced Walkways'' - '''Lose''' 4 points if you do not have at least: 5 walkways worth 3 points, 1 walkway worth 1 point, 1 walkway worth 8 points.