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ButterQuark at 16:16, 6 November 2026

2026-11-06T16:16:54Z

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	:• ARASHI ~ The ringed planet. The ring covers the longest 2 rows on the planet. Every tile placed on the planet's ring must have at least one square outside the ring. Biomass patches can't be place on the ring.		:• ARASHI ~ The ringed planet. The ring covers the longest 2 rows on the planet. Every tile placed on the planet's ring must have at least one square outside the ring. Biomass patches can't be place on the ring.
	:• PETRA ~ Electrical currents run across the planet, but there is no ice anywhere. Treat the currents as energy terrain for tile placement.		:• PETRA ~ Electrical currents run across the planet, but there is no ice anywhere. Treat the currents as energy terrain for tile placement.
	:• TARTARUS ~ An impassable chasm cuts across the planet. Rovers can only cross at 2 specific corners indicated by a break in the chasm.		:• TARTARUS ~ An impassable chasm cuts across the planet. Rovers with diagonal movement can only cross at 2 specific corners indicated by a break in the chasm.
	:• CHARYBDIS ~ Start your terraforming at the giant pit in the center of the grid instead of on the outer border.		:• CHARYBDIS ~ Start your terraforming at the giant pit in the center of the grid instead of on the outer border.
	:• K'AAX ~ Toxic terrain dots the surface of the planet. The spaces must be terraformed before your rover can travel on them.		:• K'AAX ~ Toxic terrain dots the surface of the planet. The spaces must be terraformed before your rover can travel on them.

ButterQuark: clarify tartarus rules

2026-11-06T16:15:04Z

clarify tartarus rules

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	:• ARASHI ~ The ringed planet. The ring covers the longest 2 rows on the planet. Every tile placed on the planet's ring must have at least one square outside the ring. Biomass patches can't be place on the ring.		:• ARASHI ~ The ringed planet. The ring covers the longest 2 rows on the planet. Every tile placed on the planet's ring must have at least one square outside the ring. Biomass patches can't be place on the ring.
	:• PETRA ~ Electrical currents run across the planet, but there is no ice anywhere. Treat the currents as energy terrain for tile placement.		:• PETRA ~ Electrical currents run across the planet, but there is no ice anywhere. Treat the currents as energy terrain for tile placement.
	:• TARTARUS ~ An impassable chasm cuts across the planet. Rovers ~~cannot move across it unless they have special diagonal movement tech~~.		:• TARTARUS ~ An impassable chasm cuts across the planet. Rovers can only cross at 2 specific corners indicated by a break in the chasm.
	:• CHARYBDIS ~ Start your terraforming at the giant pit in the center of the grid instead of on the outer border.		:• CHARYBDIS ~ Start your terraforming at the giant pit in the center of the grid instead of on the outer border.
	:• K'AAX ~ Toxic terrain dots the surface of the planet. The spaces must be terraformed before your rover can travel on them.		:• K'AAX ~ Toxic terrain dots the surface of the planet. The spaces must be terraformed before your rover can travel on them.

MiniSprink: /* RESOURCE TRACKS/TILE COLORS */ Grammar

2026-05-08T03:21:35Z

RESOURCE TRACKS/TILE COLORS: Grammar

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	Every polyomino tile bears 2 colors. The colors correspond to those on the resource tracks. Everytime you place a polyomino tile on the planet, you get to move up the resource tracks that correspond in color.		Every polyomino tile bears 2 colors. The colors correspond to those on the resource tracks. Everytime you place a polyomino tile on the planet, you get to move up the resource tracks that correspond in color.

	Each of the 5 resource ~~track~~ provides a unique benefit, which you claim as soon as the marker reaches a milestone icon. Advance strategically to create synergistic combos!		Each of the 5 resource tracks provides a unique benefit, which you claim as soon as the marker reaches a milestone icon. Advance strategically to create synergistic combos!

MiniSprink: /* POLYOMINO TILE PLACEMENT */ Grammar

2026-05-08T03:16:11Z

POLYOMINO TILE PLACEMENT: Grammar

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	== POLYOMINO TILE PLACEMENT ==		== POLYOMINO TILE PLACEMENT ==

	The first polyomino tile of the game must be placed within the planet's grid so its edge ~~touch~~ the grid's border.		The first polyomino tile of the game must be placed within the planet's grid so its edge touches the grid's border.

	Additional tiles must be orthogonally adjacent to a pre-existing tile.		Additional tiles must be orthogonally adjacent to a pre-existing tile.

MiniSprink: /* COMPONENTS and SETUP */ Removed extraneous word

2026-05-08T03:12:48Z

COMPONENTS and SETUP: Removed extraneous word

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	- SPACE STATION ~ A 2-tier lazy susan filled with polyomino-shaped tiles.		- SPACE STATION ~ A 2-tier lazy susan filled with polyomino-shaped tiles.

	- POLYOMINOS ~ Tetris-shaped tiles of varying sizes and shapes. All tiles ~~are~~ have 2 colors on them.		- POLYOMINOS ~ Tetris-shaped tiles of varying sizes and shapes. All tiles have 2 colors on them.

	- PLANET ~ Everyone receives an identical player board bearing a planet. The planet features a grid to be terraformed (filled) with tiles, 6 barrel-shaded lifepods to rescue, and blue water features to irrigate. Gold medallions around the planet show how much each row and column are worth if completely terraformed.		- PLANET ~ Everyone receives an identical player board bearing a planet. The planet features a grid to be terraformed (filled) with tiles, 6 barrel-shaded lifepods to rescue, and blue water features to irrigate. Gold medallions around the planet show how much each row and column are worth if completely terraformed.

Sandman1973: Spelling corrected and repeated words removed.

2025-02-02T16:40:16Z

Spelling corrected and repeated words removed.

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	Additional tiles must be orthogonally adjacent to a pre-existing tile.		Additional tiles must be orthogonally adjacent to a pre-existing tile.

	All tiles must be ~~place~~ fully within the planet's grid and cannot overlap or cover other polyomino tiles.		All tiles must be placed fully within the planet's grid and cannot overlap or cover other polyomino tiles.

	Tiles can be rotated and flipped prior to placement.		Tiles can be rotated and flipped prior to placement.
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	:• a player cannot place a tile.		:• a player cannot place a tile.

	If your tile cannot be placed on the planet, you get to choose ~~a tile~~ a tile anyway and advance track markers ~~corresopnding~~ to the tile's colors.		If your tile cannot be placed on the planet, you get to choose a tile anyway and advance track markers corresponding to the tile's colors.

	After all players have advanced their track markers, any biomass patches should be placed and end game bonuses activated.		After all players have advanced their track markers, any biomass patches should be placed and end game bonuses activated.
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	Each player develops a unique planet:		Each player develops a unique planet:
	:• K-273 ~ It's unique challenge is its ice. Your tiles must be placed 100% on ice or 100% on land portions of the planet. The tile may ~~bot~~ overlap both terrain types.		:• K-273 ~ It's unique challenge is its ice. Your tiles must be placed 100% on ice or 100% on land portions of the planet. The tile may not overlap both terrain types.
	:• GAIA ~ Score 2 points for each city on your planet that isn't covered by a tile, but score completed rows and columns per usual rules.		:• GAIA ~ Score 2 points for each city on your planet that isn't covered by a tile, but score completed rows and columns per usual rules.
	:• PERSEPHONE ~ The planet is divided into 4 quadrants, each with one restricted resource. You must try not to place that resource type anywhere in that quadrant.		:• PERSEPHONE ~ The planet is divided into 4 quadrants, each with one restricted resource. You must try not to place that resource type anywhere in that quadrant.

Twenty9oh7: /* VARIANTS */

2024-11-15T06:21:48Z

VARIANTS

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	<b>~~ASYMETRIC~~ CORPORATIONS</b>		<b>ASYMMETRIC CORPORATIONS</b>

	Player boards offer different player abilities that you can level up during the game. They also come with special limitations.		Player boards offer different player abilities that you can level up during the game. They also come with special limitations.


	<b>~~ASYMETRIC~~ PLANETS</b>		<b>ASYMMETRIC PLANETS</b>

	Each player develops a unique planet:		Each player develops a unique planet:

Twenty9oh7: /* VARIANTS */

2024-11-15T06:21:03Z

VARIANTS

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	:• You have 3 private objects instead of 3 public objectives. During setup, choose 1 objective card to DISCARD.		:• You have 3 private objects instead of 3 public objectives. During setup, choose 1 objective card to DISCARD.
	:• The space station rotates one space clockwise each turn.		:• The space station rotates one space clockwise each turn.
			:• The preliminary target score for the solo game is 60 medals, and your final target score is adjusted based on the composition of the event deck.


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	<b>~~ASSYMETRIC~~ CORPORATIONS</b>		<b>ASYMETRIC CORPORATIONS</b>

	Player boards offer different player abilities that you can level up during the game. They also come with special limitations.		Player boards offer different player abilities that you can level up during the game. They also come with special limitations.


	<b>~~ASSYMETRIC~~ PLANETS</b>		<b>ASYMETRIC PLANETS</b>

	Each player develops a unique planet:		Each player develops a unique planet:

4everblessed: /* VARIANTS */

2024-08-17T14:57:02Z

VARIANTS

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	<b>EVENT DECK</b>		<b>EVENT DECK</b>

	Each round a random event card is drawn, simulating the hardships and ~~dangers~~ encountered in the course of terraforming a planet.		Each round a random event card is drawn, simulating the hardships and lucky breaks encountered in the course of terraforming a planet.
	:• Events must be executed by all players possible.		:• Events must be executed by all players possible.
	:• All actions on the card must be carried out, if possible.		:• All actions on the card must be carried out, if possible.

4everblessed at 00:19, 17 August 2024

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	- SPACE STATION ~ A 2-tier lazy susan filled with polyomino-shaped tiles.		- SPACE STATION ~ A 2-tier lazy susan filled with polyomino-shaped tiles.

	- POLYOMINOS ~ Tetris-shaped tiles of varying sizes and shapes. All tiles are have 2 colors on them.		- POLYOMINOS ~ Tetris-shaped tiles of varying sizes and shapes. All tiles are have 2 colors on them.

	- PLANET ~ Everyone receives an identical player board bearing a planet. The planet features a grid to be terraformed (filled) with tiles, 6 barrel-shaded lifepods to rescue, and blue water features to irrigate. Gold medallions around the planet show how much each row and column are worth if completely terraformed.		- PLANET ~ Everyone receives an identical player board bearing a planet. The planet features a grid to be terraformed (filled) with tiles, 6 barrel-shaded lifepods to rescue, and blue water features to irrigate. Gold medallions around the planet show how much each row and column are worth if completely terraformed.

	- RESOURCE TRACKS ~ The player board also shows 5 resource tracks on the right-hand side. Everyone's board is the same and their tracks all start at zero.		- RESOURCE TRACKS ~ The player board also shows 5 resource tracks on the right-hand side. Everyone's board is the same and their tracks all start at zero.
	- ~~PUBLIC OBJECTIVES~~ ~ At the top of the player board are 3 objectives and everyone's progress toward them.
			- OBJECTIVE CARDS ~ At the top of the player board are 3 objectives and everyone's progress toward them.

	- STATION COMMANDER TOKEN ~ The golden commander wings rotate clockwise each round to indicate start player.		- STATION COMMANDER TOKEN ~ The golden commander wings rotate clockwise each round to indicate start player.

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	In addition to milestone icons, each resource track bears the following symbols:		<i>In addition to milestone icons, each resource track bears the following symbols:</i>
	:• ~~Victory Points (~~GOLD MEDALLIONS) - Players receive points at the end of the game for the highest victory point medallion reached on EACH track.		:• GOLD MEDALLIONS - Players receive points at the end of the game for the highest victory point medallion reached on EACH track.
	:• ~~Synergy Boosts (~~MULTI-COLOR SWIRLS) - Immediately move a resource marker up one step on ANY resource track.		:• MULTI-COLOR SWIRLS - Immediately move a resource marker up one step on ANY resource track.

	If your tile reaches the top of a track, you receive the maximum points for the track. Future tiles in that color have no effect (except for the red rover).		If your tile reaches the top of a track, you receive the maximum points for the track. Future tiles in that color have no effect (except for the red rover).
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	===SCORING===		===SCORING===

	:• 1-3 points for ~~each~~ COMPLETED ~~row and column~~ on the planet that ~~has~~ NO METEORS in them. The amount of points earned is shown in the medallions around the perimeter of the planet.		:• 1-3 points for COMPLETED ROWS AND COLUMNS on the planet that have NO METEORS in them. The amount of points earned is shown in the medallions around the perimeter of the planet.

	:• RESOURCE TRACK points for each track, equal to the highest-value medallion your marker covers or has passed.		:• RESOURCE TRACK points for each track, equal to the highest-value medallion your marker covers or has passed.