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Ajanuary: Use gender neutral language

2022-01-20T16:12:16Z

Use gender neutral language

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	* The player who takes possession of the second purple palace receives 2 tea tiles.		* The player who takes possession of the second purple palace receives 2 tea tiles.
	* And the third player receives 1 tea tile. If a player owns tea tiles, they can take tea breaks.		* And the third player receives 1 tea tile. If a player owns tea tiles, they can take tea breaks.
	* They then only have to build a piece of wood in ~~his~~ turn and can then, instead of playing another piece of wood, give a tea tile.		* They then only have to build a piece of wood in their turn and can then, instead of playing another piece of wood, give a tea tile.

	==== Merchants on the tower tiles ====		==== Merchants on the tower tiles ====

Sammy McSam: formatting

2021-12-26T10:11:40Z

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TVJapan at 02:09, 3 April 2021

2021-04-03T02:09:14Z

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	** merchants: 12		** merchants: 12
	** walls: 15		** walls: 15

	* in a 3 players game:		* in a 3 players game:
	** buildings: 6		** buildings: 6
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	** merchants: 8		** merchants: 8
	** walls: 12		** walls: 12

	* in a 4 players game:		* in a 4 players game:
	** buildings: 5,		** buildings: 5,

Lymon Flowers at 14:41, 2 April 2021

2021-04-02T14:41:53Z

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	A first player is randomly chosen.		A first player is randomly chosen.

			=== Game options ===

			The following options can be selected or deselected prior to a game:

			==== Fountain ====
			If this option is activated, a well will be created on a random field on the game board before the start of the
			game. For each part of the palace that is directly orthogonally adjacent to the fountain, there are 4
			additional points. The fields for which there are 4 points each are marked in blue on the game board.

			==== Tea tiles ====
			If this option is activated, there are 6 purple tea tiles in the game. If you take possession of the first purple
			palace, you receive 3 tea tiles. The player who takes possession of the second purple palace receives 2 tea
			tiles. And the third player receives 1 tea tile. If a player owns tea tiles, he can take tea breaks. He then only
			has to build a piece of wood in his turn and can then, instead of playing another piece of wood, give a tea
			tile.

			==== Merchants on the tower tiles ====
			When this option is activated, 6 additional merchants come into game. There are 3 merchants on the 1
			tower tile, 2 merchants on the 2 tower tile and 1 merchant on the 3 tower tile. The player who wins such a
			tower tile first receives additional 1, 2 or 3 merchants.

			==== Neutral rooftops ====
			If this option is activated in the game with three people, each player also receives a neutral grey roof. If a
			neutral, grey roof is placed on a palace, this palace does not belong to any player.
			In a two-player game, each player always receives 2 neutral roofs. In a game for two, the neutral roofs
			cannot be deactivated. The first edition of Medina could only be played by three or four players. With the
			neutral roofs, the game on a slightly smaller game board also works very well for two. In a four-player
			game, the neutral roofs are not available.

Kevan: /* End game and scoring */ merchants are scored for each building (both in the .pdf rules and the game implementation)

2021-03-21T08:33:11Z

End game and scoring: merchants are scored for each building (both in the .pdf rules and the game implementation)

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	* each building or stable constituting a palace: 1 point		* each building or stable constituting a palace: 1 point
	* each wall adjacent to a palace: 1 point		* each wall adjacent to a palace: +1 point to that palace
	* each merchant adjacent to a palace: 1 point (~~NOT counted double it~~ adjacent to two or more ~~buildings~~)		* each merchant adjacent to a palace: +1 point to that palace (a single merchant may be scored multiple times if adjacent to two or more palaces)
	* each palace orthogonally separated two spaces away from the well (see water icons): 4 points		* each palace orthogonally separated two spaces away from the well (see water icons): 4 points
	* each palace tile: 1-4 points		* each palace tile: 1-4 points

Kevan: /* End game and scoring */ typo

2021-03-20T22:36:13Z

End game and scoring: typo

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	== End game and scoring ==		== End game and scoring ==
	When a player is unable to play they ~~passe~~ until they can play again. When all players are unable to play, game ends and the winner is the player with the most points. Points are awarded as follows:		When a player is unable to play they pass until they can play again. When all players are unable to play, game ends and the winner is the player with the most points. Points are awarded as follows:

	* each building or stable constituting a palace: 1 point		* each building or stable constituting a palace: 1 point
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	In case of ties, the player with the largest palace wins. In case of another tie, the player owning the largest palace that has been claimed first wins.		In case of ties, the player with the largest palace wins. In case of another tie, the player owning the largest palace that has been claimed first wins.


	== Differences between editions ==		== Differences between editions ==

Nidhoeggr42 at 01:11, 20 March 2021

2021-03-20T01:11:39Z

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	Walls are placed next to a tower (there is one on each corner of the board) or to another wall. Chains of walls are then created from each corner, but corners must be separated by an empty places (a gate) between the chains of walls.		Walls are placed next to a tower (there is one on each corner of the board) or to another wall. Chains of walls are then created from each corner, but corners must be separated by an empty places (a gate) between the chains of walls.

	When a wall is placed orthogonally adjacent to a finished palace (including stables), the owning player receives a watcher tile for additional points. Also, when a finished palace is expanded with a stable to connect to an already existing wall, the owner player receives a watcher tile.		When a wall is placed orthogonally adjacent to a finished palace (including stables), the owning player receives a watcher tile for additional points. Also, when a finished palace is expanded with a stable to connect to an already existing wall, the owner player receives a watcher tile.

	Neutral player can claim watcher tiles.		Neutral player can claim watcher tiles.

Lymon Flowers: Remove useless linefeeds

2021-03-04T15:42:01Z

Remove useless linefeeds

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	=== Stables ===		=== Stables ===
	Stables can be used only to expand existing palaces. They must be placed orthogonally adjacent to a palace (finished or not). As buildings, they must not be placed orthogonally or diagonally to another palace.		Stables can be used only to expand existing palaces. They must be placed orthogonally adjacent to a palace (finished or not). As buildings, they must not be placed orthogonally or diagonally to another palace.


	=== Walls ===		=== Walls ===
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	Neutral player can claim watcher tiles.		Neutral player can claim watcher tiles.


	=== Merchants ===		=== Merchants ===

Lymon Flowers at 15:29, 4 March 2021

2021-03-04T15:29:48Z

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 == Setup ==
-Depending on edition selected and players number, each player receives a number of blocks that they will place on the board in turn.
+Depending on edition selected and players number, each player receives a number of blocks that they will place on the board in turn:
 A merchant is placed randomly on the board as well as a well if applicable.

Lymon Flowers at 15:26, 4 March 2021

2021-03-04T15:26:53Z

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	== Differences between editions ==		== Differences between editions ==
	There are significant differences between the two editions of the game.		There are significant differences between the two editions of the game. Only the second edition is implemented there, with the possibility to disable some of the 2nd edition features.

	=== Well ===		=== Well ===
	In second edition, a palace that has a building or stable that is separated orthogonally by one space from the well grants four more points to its owner.		In second edition, a palace that has a building or stable that is separated orthogonally by one space from the well grants four more points to its owner.

	This can be ~~setup in a 1st edition game if the "well" option is selected (by default)~~.		This can be disabled.

	=== Merchants on watcher tiles ===		=== Merchants on watcher tiles ===
	In second edition, merchants are placed on watcher tiles. The first player to claim a watcher also receives the merchants. If the neutral player claims this watcher tile, the merchants are removed from play.		In second edition, merchants are placed on watcher tiles. The first player to claim a watcher also receives the merchants. If the neutral player claims this watcher tile, the merchants are removed from play.

	This can be ~~setup in a 1st edition game if the "merchant on watchers" option is selected~~.		This can be disabled.

	=== Tea tiles ===		=== Tea tiles ===
	In second edition, the first players to claim purple palaces will receive tea tiles (3, then 2, then 1). Playing a tea tile will allow a player to pass by clicking on it in their inventory. It is not possible to pass twice in a turn.		In second edition, the first players to claim purple palaces will receive tea tiles (3, then 2, then 1). Playing a tea tile will allow a player to pass by clicking on it in their inventory. It is not possible to pass twice in a turn.

	This can be ~~setup in a 1st edition game if the "tea tiles" option is selected~~.		This can be disabled.

	=== Last player with rooftops ===		=== Last player with rooftops ===
	In first edition, if there is only one player with rooftops left they MUST play at least one rooftop each turn if possible. The game will refuse to finish a turn if that constraint is not satisfied. Once this player does not have rooftops anymore, they can still continue to play normally.		In first edition, if there is only one player with rooftops left they MUST play at least one rooftop each turn if possible. The game will refuse to finish a turn if that constraint is not satisfied. Once this player does not have rooftops anymore, they can still continue to play normally.

			This behavior is not present in this game adaptation.

	=== First turn ===		=== First turn ===
	In a second edition game, the first player of a two players game only plays one block in their first turn (and also the second player in a three or four players game).		In a second edition game, the first player of a two players game only plays one block in their first turn (and also the second player in a three or four players game).

	This is not ~~the case~~ in ~~the first edition.~~		This behavior is not present in this game adaptation

	=== Neutral roofs ===		=== Neutral roofs ===
	In a first edition game, there is no neutral ~~roof~~ and hence no neutral player to claim tiles.		In a first edition game, there is no neutral rooftop and hence no neutral player to claim tiles.

			This can be disabled in 3 player games and no neutral rooftop is available in a 4 players game.

	=== Number of blocks ===		=== Number of blocks ===
	In a first and second edition game, the number of blocks received during game setup is different.		In a first and second edition game, the number of blocks received during game setup is different.