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Thomas: /* 3. Placement and Sorting Phase */

2026-04-01T19:32:13Z

3. Placement and Sorting Phase

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	==== 3. Placement and Sorting Phase ====		==== 3. Placement and Sorting Phase ====
	* The acquired card must be placed immediately into the player's '''Display Table''' (a 3x4 grid).		* The acquired card must be placed immediately into the player's '''Display Table''' (a 3x4 grid).
	* '''Using Movement Points:''' ~~Players spend their points~~ to ~~rearrange cards within their grid~~ to ~~optimize for scoring.~~		* '''Using Movement Points:'''
	** '''1 ~~Point~~:''' ~~Swap two adjacent~~ cards ~~(horizontally~~ or ~~vertically)~~.		** If the player purchased 1 card, he will have 2 moves to make
	** '''2 Points:''' ~~Move a~~ card ~~to any other position~~ (~~sliding mechanism~~).		** If the player purchased 2 card, he will have 1 move to make
			** '''1 move:'''A card can be moved vertically or horizontally to any position in that direction; the other cards in the column or row must be slid to fill the empty space.
			** '''2 Points:''' The same card can be moved twice (if the player has 2 moves).

	=== Categories and Symbols ===		=== Categories and Symbols ===

Thomas: /* 2. Acquisition Phase */

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2. Acquisition Phase

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	==== 2. Acquisition Phase ====		==== 2. Acquisition Phase ====
	* Starting with the lead player, each player chooses one of the available cards.		* Starting with the lead player, each player chooses one of the available cards.
	* '''Important:''' The number on the Offer Card determines the number of '''Movement Points''' the player receives (e.g., the card at position 3 grants 3 points).
	* Choosing a lower-numbered card grants a better turn order position for the next round.		* Choosing a lower-numbered card grants a better turn order position for the next round.

Thomas: /* Gameplay Flow */

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Gameplay Flow

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	=== Gameplay Flow ===		=== Gameplay Flow ===
	The game lasts ~~exactly~~ '''12 rounds'''. Each round consists of the following phases:		The game lasts several '''rounds'''. Each round consists of the following phases:

	==== 1. Preparation Phase ====		==== 1. Preparation Phase ====

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Created page with "== Pisanki - Quick Rules == '''Pisanki''' is a strategic card game where players collect and arrange decorated Easter eggs (Pisanki) on their display table to score the most points through clever positioning and majorities. === Gameplay Flow === The game lasts exactly '''12 rounds'''. Each round consists of the following phases: ==== 1. Preparation Phase ==== * Depending on the number of players, cards are drawn from the deck and placed face-up next to the numbered '''..."

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== Pisanki - Quick Rules ==
'''Pisanki''' is a strategic card game where players collect and arrange decorated Easter eggs (Pisanki) on their display table to score the most points through clever positioning and majorities.

=== Gameplay Flow ===
The game lasts exactly '''12 rounds'''. Each round consists of the following phases:

==== 1. Preparation Phase ====
* Depending on the number of players, cards are drawn from the deck and placed face-up next to the numbered '''Offer Cards''' (1 to 5).
* These cards feature combinations of eggs, flowers, and different tablecloth backgrounds.

==== 2. Acquisition Phase ====
* Starting with the lead player, each player chooses one of the available cards.
* '''Important:''' The number on the Offer Card determines the number of '''Movement Points''' the player receives (e.g., the card at position 3 grants 3 points).
* Choosing a lower-numbered card grants a better turn order position for the next round.

==== 3. Placement and Sorting Phase ====
* The acquired card must be placed immediately into the player's '''Display Table''' (a 3x4 grid).
* '''Using Movement Points:''' Players spend their points to rearrange cards within their grid to optimize for scoring.
** '''1 Point:''' Swap two adjacent cards (horizontally or vertically).
** '''2 Points:''' Move a card to any other position (sliding mechanism).

=== Categories and Symbols ===
When choosing cards, players should consider these key elements:
* '''Egg Types:''' There are 6 different patterns/colors. These are vital for majority scoring.
* '''Flowers:''' Found on some cards. They provide bonus points based on the active Flower scoring cards.
* '''Tablecloths (Backgrounds):''' The color or pattern of the background influences tablecloth scoring (e.g., groups of matching colors).
* '''Double Eggs:''' Cards showing two eggs count twice for majority checks.

=== End of Game and Scoring ===
After 12 rounds, the 3x4 display is full. Scoring occurs in four categories:
# '''Egg Majorities:''' The player with the most eggs of a specific type wins the points on the corresponding scoring card.
# '''Flower Scoring:''' Points based on the total number of flowers collected.
# '''Tablecloth Scoring:''' Points for the arrangement and patterns of the card backgrounds.
# '''Display Scoring:''' Points for meeting specific objectives (e.g., specific eggs in the corners of the grid).

The player with the highest total score wins.