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	===~~Overview~~===		===BASIC GAMEPLAY===

	~~Add Events~~ to ~~Festivals~~ to ~~determine~~ their ~~worth whilst buying Tickets for the most profitable Festivals~~		In Festivibes, players do the role of festivalgoers, using their Ticket cards to choose three festivals to attend from six possible options. The six Festival cards are laid out across the table, and players take turns playing their Event cards to build out each Festival column.

			Every Event card features a music note with a positive or negative value, giving players points or taking them away. The winner of the game is the player who has the highest score when all six Festival columns are complete.

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

Jellby at 18:29, 2 May 2024

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	The player with the most points, wins!		The player with the most points, wins!


	~~Summarised by https://boardgamearena.com/player?id=90078516~~

Hulb at 11:25, 14 April 2024

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+Add Events to Festivals to determine their worth whilst buying Tickets for the most profitable Festivals
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 If you play an Event, pick one of the three in your hand and play it to a column of your choosing. The Festival number dictates how many Event cards can be played to that column. If playing an Event causes a Festival column to become full, flip the Festival to show it is Sold Out and no more could be played to it (although there are special cards which break this rule and allow for extra Events to a Sold Out Festival).
-If you play a Ticket, place one of your three onto a Festival, each Festival has space for two Tickets from anyone. Once played, a Ticket cannot be moved (However, there are special events which manipulate ticket positioning).
+If you play a Ticket, place one of your three onto a Festival, each Festival has space for two Tickets from anyone, and can contain the same or different players i.e. AB or AA are both acceptable. Once played, a Ticket cannot be moved (However, there are special events which manipulate ticket positioning).

Hulb: Created page with "===Overview=== X ===Turn=== On your turn, you can either play an Event or play a Ticket If you play an Event, pick one of the three in your hand and play it to a column of your choosing. The Festival number dictates how many Event cards can be played to that column. If playing an Event causes a Festival column to become full, flip the Festival to show it is Sold Out and no more could be played to it (although there are special cards which break this rule and allow f..."

2024-04-14T11:08:45Z

Created page with "===Overview=== X ===Turn=== On your turn, you can either play an Event or play a Ticket If you play an Event, pick one of the three in your hand and play it to a column of your choosing. The Festival number dictates how many Event cards can be played to that column. If playing an Event causes a Festival column to become full, flip the Festival to show it is Sold Out and no more could be played to it (although there are special cards which break this rule and allow f..."

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===Overview===

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===Turn===

On your turn, you can either play an Event or play a Ticket

If you play an Event, pick one of the three in your hand and play it to a column of your choosing. The Festival number dictates how many Event cards can be played to that column. If playing an Event causes a Festival column to become full, flip the Festival to show it is Sold Out and no more could be played to it (although there are special cards which break this rule and allow for extra Events to a Sold Out Festival).

If you play a Ticket, place one of your three onto a Festival, each Festival has space for two Tickets from anyone. Once played, a Ticket cannot be moved (However, there are special events which manipulate ticket positioning).