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LetsGetTrivial: Fixed typos

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Fixed typos

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	An area control game for 2-6 players, which randomly uses 6 of the 12 available tribes each game and lasts 3 Ages.		An area control game for 2-6 players, which randomly uses 6 of the 12 available tribes each game and lasts 3 Ages.

	''Exception: 2-3 player games use 5 tribes and ~~lasts~~ 2 Ages.''		''Exception: 2-3 player games use 5 tribes and last 2 Ages.''


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	Score each area independently with the number of award places equal to the age (i.e., 1st place only in the First Age; 1st-2nd places in the Second Age age; 1st-3rd places in the Third Age)		Score each area independently with the number of award places equal to the age (i.e., 1st place only in the First Age; 1st-2nd places in the Second Age age; 1st-3rd places in the Third Age)

	''Exception: 2-3 player games only score 2nd place in the Second (final) Age''		''Exception: 2-player games only score 2nd place in the Second (final) Age''

	If there's a tie, the points are combined and divided equally, then subsequent places remain the same (e.g. on Third Age, if a tie for 1st, 1st & 2nd points would be added and halved, and third place still gets 3rd place points)		If there's a tie, the points are combined and divided equally, then subsequent places remain the same (e.g. on Third Age, if a tie for 1st, 1st & 2nd points would be added and halved, and third place still gets 3rd place points)

LetsGetTrivial: /* Formatting */ Added white space

2024-06-01T13:48:53Z

Formatting: Added white space

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	''Exception: 2-3 player games use 5 tribes and lasts 2 Ages.''		''Exception: 2-3 player games use 5 tribes and lasts 2 Ages.''


	===A New Age===		===A New Age===

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	Ties are broken by the most control markers on the main board, then by the player with the largest band of allies in the Third Age, then by second-largest and so on until the tie is broken		Ties are broken by the most control markers on the main board, then by the player with the largest band of allies in the Third Age, then by second-largest and so on until the tie is broken


	===Tribes===		===Tribes===

LetsGetTrivial: /* Overview */ Added exceptions for 2/3 players. Mentioned popular variant for drawing cards

2024-06-01T13:45:25Z

Overview: Added exceptions for 2/3 players. Mentioned popular variant for drawing cards

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

	An area control game for 2-6 players, which randomly uses 6 of the 12 available tribes each game, and lasts 3 Ages ~~(2 in 2 or 3 player)~~		An area control game for 2-6 players, which randomly uses 6 of the 12 available tribes each game and lasts 3 Ages.


			''Exception: 2-3 player games use 5 tribes and lasts 2 Ages.''
	===A New Age===		===A New Age===

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	Take either a visible card, or an unseen card from the deck		Take either a visible card, or an unseen card from the deck

	If taken seen, a new card is NOT replaced		''Variant: If there are no visible cards, draw 2 unseen cards instead of 1.''

			If taken seen card, a new card is NOT replaced

	If you already have 10 cards in hand, you cannot Recruit an Ally		If you already have 10 cards in hand, you cannot Recruit an Ally
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	All players discard remaining hand cards		All players discard remaining hand cards

	Score each area independently with the number of award places equal to the age (i.e. ~~in 1st age~~, 1st place only, in 2nd age, 1st & 2nd place~~...~~)		Score each area independently with the number of award places equal to the age (i.e., 1st place only in the First Age; 1st-2nd places in the Second Age age; 1st-3rd places in the Third Age)

			''Exception: 2-3 player games only score 2nd place in the Second (final) Age''

	If there's a tie, the points are combined and divided equally, then subsequent places remain the same (e.g. on Third Age, if a tie for 1st, 1st & 2nd points would be added and halved, and third place still gets 3rd place points)		If there's a tie, the points are combined and divided equally, then subsequent places remain the same (e.g. on Third Age, if a tie for 1st, 1st & 2nd points would be added and halved, and third place still gets 3rd place points)

Kevan: /* Tribes */ formatting

2023-12-04T12:03:37Z

Tribes: formatting

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	There are 12 Tribes in the game, and each bring with them their own unique special rules, remembering these only apply if you make them the leader of the band		There are 12 Tribes in the game, and each bring with them their own unique special rules, remembering these only apply if you make them the leader of the band

	~~Centaur -~~ Play a second band and resolve it during Play a Band action		{\|class="wikitable" style="width:auto;" border="2"
			! Centaurs
	Dwarves - Count as having +1 card for End Age scoring, but not Control Marker placement		\| Play a second band and resolve it during Play a Band action
			\|-
	Elves - Allow you to keep a number of cards still in your hand equal to the band size instead of discarding all		! Dwarves
			\| Count as having +1 card for End Age scoring, but not Control Marker placement
	Giants - If you have the largest band lead by a Giant, score 2 points and take the Giant marker~~, you can even~~ score and ~~take this from yourself~~! End of Age scoring adds a score for holding the marker depending on the age		\|-
			! Elves
	Halflings - You cannot place a control marker, but there are double the number of these cards, meaning in theory you can make larger bands for End Age scoring		\| Allow you to keep a number of cards still in your hand equal to the band size instead of discarding all
			\|-
	Merfolk - In addition to placing a Control Marker, move your Merfolk marker the number of spaces equal to the band size. If you cross a Control Marker symbol, add an extra Control Marker anywhere. End of Age gives scoring for how far along you are, this is not reset each round, so you can keep progressing		! Giants
			\| If you have the largest band lead by a Giant, score 2 points and take the Giant marker. (Or score and keep it if you already have it!) End of Age scoring adds a score for holding the marker depending on the age
	Minotaurs - These let you place a control marker with one less card in the band than needed, with a minimum of 1		\|-
			! Halflings
	Orcs - In addition to the control marker on the board, add a control marker onto your Orc board matching the kingdom you placed the control marker. At end of Age, you can choose to score your orc board, or leave it to fill some more for a later age		\| You cannot place a control marker, but there are double the number of these cards, meaning in theory you can make larger bands for End Age scoring
			\|-
	Skeletons ~~- CANNOT BE LEADER~~, but count as anything you want them to~~, they~~ have no tribe or colour~~, however they~~ are killed off when the Third Dragon arrives, and as such will not score towards size of bands		! Merfolk
			\| In addition to placing a Control Marker, move your Merfolk marker the number of spaces equal to the band size. If you cross a Control Marker symbol, add an extra Control Marker anywhere. End of Age gives scoring for how far along you are, this is not reset each round, so you can keep progressing
	Trolls - Gain a troll token equal or lower than the size of the band, these tokens break ties for tied control of areas		\|-
			! Minotaurs
	Wingfolk - As long as the band is large enough, you may place a Control Marker anywhere, not just in the matching area		\| These let you place a control marker with one less card in the band than needed, with a minimum of 1
			\|-
	Wizards - After discarding your hand cards, draw cards from the deck equal to the band size if you wish, but you don't have to (e.g. maybe you don't want to accidently draw Third Dragon with a big band)		! Orcs
			\| In addition to the control marker on the board, add a control marker onto your Orc board matching the kingdom you placed the control marker. At end of Age, you can choose to score your orc board, or leave it to fill some more for a later age
			\|-
			! Skeletons
			\| ''Cannot be leader'', but count as anything you want them to. They have no tribe or colour. They are killed off when the Third Dragon arrives, and as such will not score towards size of bands
			\|-
			! Trolls
			\| Gain a troll token equal or lower than the size of the band, these tokens break ties for tied control of areas
			\|-
			! Wingfolk
			\| As long as the band is large enough, you may place a Control Marker anywhere, not just in the matching area
			\|-
			! Wizards
			\| After discarding your hand cards, draw cards from the deck equal to the band size if you wish, but you don't have to (e.g. maybe you don't want to accidently draw Third Dragon with a big band)
			\|}

Kevan: /* End of an Age */ format table

2023-12-04T12:01:15Z

End of an Age: format table

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 After which, the band sizes are scored based on their size:
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+Discard all Troll and Giant markers present
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+If this was the final age, the player with the most points wins
 ===Tribes===

Hulb at 12:03, 31 March 2023

2023-03-31T12:03:01Z

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	1 0		1 0

	2 1		2 1

	3 3		3 3

	4 6		4 6

	5 10		5 10

	6+ 15		6+ 15

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===Overview===

An area control game for 2-6 players, which randomly uses 6 of the 12 available tribes each game, and lasts 3 Ages (2 in 2 or 3 player)

===A New Age===

Leave all Control Markers from the previous Age

Discard all bands and reshuffled the deck

Each player receives 1 card

Then a market of cards equal to double the player count is revealed

The Dragons are shuffled into the lower half of the remaining draw deck

===Turn===

On your turn, you either:

a) Recruit an Ally

OR

b) Play a Band

===Recruit an Ally===

Take either a visible card, or an unseen card from the deck

If taken seen, a new card is NOT replaced

If you already have 10 cards in hand, you cannot Recruit an Ally

If you draw a Dragon, set it aside as a countdown, and draw a replacement from the same source

If you draw the Third Dragon, the Age ENDS

===Play a Band===

A band can either be all the same colour or all the same creature

After you've played it, pick one card in the band to be its leader

Check the Leader's colour against an area on the map, if the band is bigger than your stack there then you may place a single Control Marker. Note: This means: 1, you can play a band of a single card, 2, a big band will still only give you one control marker, no matter how much it beats the current height by* (See End of an Age)

After which, you may use the ability of your leader

Finally, discard all remaining hand cards to the market, i.e. you cannot keep cards for later

===End of an Age===

As discussed, the Age ends when the Third Dragon is drawn

All players discard remaining hand cards

Score each area independently with the number of award places equal to the age (i.e. in 1st age, 1st place only, in 2nd age, 1st & 2nd place...)

If there's a tie, the points are combined and divided equally, then subsequent places remain the same (e.g. on Third Age, if a tie for 1st, 1st & 2nd points would be added and halved, and third place still gets 3rd place points)

After which, the band sizes are scored based on their size:

1 0
2 1
3 3
4 6
5 10
6+ 15

If present, now discard all Troll &/or Giant markers

If this were the final age, the player with the most points wins

Ties are broken with the most control markers on the main board, then to the player with the largest band of allies in the Third Age, then with second largest and so on until it is broken

===Tribes===

There are 12 Tribes in the game, and each bring with them their own unique special rules, remembering these only apply if you make them the leader of the band

Centaur - Play a second band and resolve it during Play a Band action

Dwarves - Count as having +1 card for End Age scoring, but not Control Marker placement

Elves - Allow you to keep a number of cards still in your hand equal to the band size instead of discarding all

Giants - If you have the largest band lead by a Giant, score 2 points and take the Giant marker, you can even score and take this from yourself! End of Age scoring adds a score for holding the marker depending on the age

Halflings - You cannot place a control marker, but there are double the number of these cards, meaning in theory you can make larger bands for End Age scoring

Merfolk - In addition to placing a Control Marker, move your Merfolk marker the number of spaces equal to the band size. If you cross a Control Marker symbol, add an extra Control Marker anywhere. End of Age gives scoring for how far along you are, this is not reset each round, so you can keep progressing

Minotaurs - These let you place a control marker with one less card in the band than needed, with a minimum of 1

Orcs - In addition to the control marker on the board, add a control marker onto your Orc board matching the kingdom you placed the control marker. At end of Age, you can choose to score your orc board, or leave it to fill some more for a later age

Skeletons - CANNOT BE LEADER, but count as anything you want them to, they have no tribe or colour, however they are killed off when the Third Dragon arrives, and as such will not score towards size of bands

Trolls - Gain a troll token equal or lower than the size of the band, these tokens break ties for tied control of areas

Wingfolk - As long as the band is large enough, you may place a Control Marker anywhere, not just in the matching area

Wizards - After discarding your hand cards, draw cards from the deck equal to the band size if you wish, but you don't have to (e.g. maybe you don't want to accidently draw Third Dragon with a big band)