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Daveoh: Updated Explore, and End of Game

2025-09-20T19:18:38Z

Updated Explore, and End of Game

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	== '''Explore''' ==		== '''Explore''' ==
	To Explore ~~one of the~~ facedown ~~tiles~~ you ~~need~~ to pay the range(see below) and the cost ~~depicted on~~ the ~~tiles~~ top~~. You get~~ the ~~rewards depicted on the bottom part.(Usually points and a new card). The~~ tile ~~is then flipped and you can choose its orientation~~.		To Explore, choose a facedown area tile which you can reach (you cannot pass through other facedown areas to Explore). Then pay the range (see below) and the cost shown along the top of the tile.

	When you ~~get~~ a card you can either pick one from the market or draw a facedown ~~one~~ from the deck. The gained card goes directly to your active area and is immediately available.		Some areas will show a small location or a water space in the middle (below the cost and above the reward). The front of these tiles will contain a space matching the type shown.

			You gain the rewards shown along the bottom of the tile (usually points and a new card). The tile is then flipped face up, and you choose its orientation. (Each tile may be placed in one of two orientations.) Important: If any spaces on the tile you just flipped are adjacent to buildings owned by any player, the owning player now gains the rewards from these spaces.

			When you gain a card, you can either pick one from the market or draw a facedown card from the deck. The gained card goes directly to your active area and is immediately available.

	The only tiles where you don't get a card are the vast crystals introduced during the campaign		The only tiles where you don't get a card are the vast crystals introduced during the campaign
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	Whenever you get an artifact choose any available artifact from the board. There no effect that gives you an artifact of a specific color.		Whenever you get an artifact choose any available artifact from the board. There no effect that gives you an artifact of a specific color.

	The player who takes(or removes) the last artifact also gets the 4-Point token and triggers the game end. ~~after his~~ turn all other players get one more turn.		The player who takes (or removes) the last artifact also gets the 4-Point token and triggers the game end. After their turn, all '''other''' players get one more turn.

	If anyone else would get an artifact now, they get a 2-point token instead.		If anyone else would get an artifact now, they get a 2-point token instead.
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	== '''End of the game''' ==		== '''End of the game''' ==
	The game end is triggered when the last artifact is taken(see above).		The game end is triggered when the last artifact is taken (see above). Then each '''other''' player takes one more turn.

	At the end of the game each player scores points:		At the end of the game each player scores points:

Stash: Minor grammatical changes in "Play a card"

2025-07-31T16:38:53Z

Minor grammatical changes in "Play a card"

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	At the start of the game (after the setup is complete) you have 6 citizen cards. 3 of them are in your active area visible for all. The other 3 form your rest area (facedown but accessible for all) on the right of your player board.		At the start of the game (after the setup is complete) you have 6 citizen cards. 3 of them are in your active area visible for all. The other 3 form your rest area (facedown but accessible for all) on the right of your player board.

	Each card has 2 parts: One at the top and one at the bottom. On your player board you have 5 Card slots. 2 at the top, 2 at the bottom and one the the right. This last one is only available ~~once~~ you ~~unlocked~~ the middle technology in the second row of your tribe.		Each card has 2 parts: One at the top and one at the bottom. On your player board you have 5 Card slots. 2 at the top, 2 at the bottom and one the the right. This last one is only available after you unlock the middle technology in the second row of your tribe.

	When you play a card you have to put it in a slot that is either empty or contains only cards with a symbol at the visible border. If you put it in a top slot you get the top effect and visa versa. If you have unlocked the side slot you can put a card in there in any orientation to get the part you want.		When you play a card you have to put it in a slot that is either empty or contains only cards with a symbol at the visible border. If you put it in a top slot you get the top effect and visa versa. If you have unlocked the side slot you can put a card in there in any orientation to get the part you want.

	Each card slots also has space for 2-3 slot modules. Whenever you gain a slot module, put in any of these slots. They all have 1 or 2 colors. Whenever you play a card into slot, also gain the effect of all modules in this slots containing the color of the card.		Each card's slots also has space for 2-3 slot modules. Whenever you gain a slot module, put in any of these slots. They all have 1 or 2 colors. Whenever you play a card into a slot, also gain the effect of all modules in this slots containing the color of the card.

	As mentioned above some cards have a slot symbol at the top or bottom border. if you play those cards with this part visible, you can later play a card in the same slot. The previous cards then works like a slot module, i.e. if it matches the new card, you get it's effect again.		As mentioned above some cards have a slot symbol at the top or bottom border. if you play those cards with this part visible, you can later play a card in the same slot. The previous cards then works like a slot module, i.e. if it matches the new card, you get it's effect again.

Ginso: added a note

2025-07-01T15:18:13Z

added a note

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	* The machine, that allows you to treat a card as any color for 1 action can only be used for card that is being played.		* The machine, that allows you to treat a card as any color for 1 action can only be used for card that is being played.
	* If you play on a small screen, the supply/market is not visible per default. You can open with a button inthe action bar.		* If you play on a small screen, the supply/market is not visible per default. You can open with a button inthe action bar.
			* If you're missing the player aid, go to user settings and turn on the help button, it will provide something similar

	== '''About the Game''' ==		== '''About the Game''' ==

Ginso: added important notes

2025-07-01T14:43:46Z

added important notes

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			== '''Important notes''' ==
			If you already know the game, here are a few things you should know about this implementation:

			* The crystal conversion is automated. Whenever you need to pay more than you have of a resource, the game will just use your crystals. If you get a surplus of crystals you can convert them.
			* Each turn is strictly split into 2 parts for the 2 actions(unless the player hibernates). Every free action you do is considered part of the respective main action.
			* It has already been clarified on BGG, that you can use crates for payment even if the crate would otherwise push you beyond the resource-limit. Here you can temporarily get beyond the limit within the action. At the end of that action any surplus is lost. If you want to do a free action before your second action that would give you a surplus for that action, you need to finish the first action with the button 'next action' first.
			* When playing with the expansion, every point and devotion point you gain during an action, can be summed up to be converted 2:1
			* The machine, that allows you to treat a card as any color for 1 action can only be used for card that is being played.
			* If you play on a small screen, the supply/market is not visible per default. You can open with a button inthe action bar.

			== '''About the Game''' ==
	In Revive, you explore the land, so that you can populate and build on it. Each player has a tribe with a special ability and technologies that can be unlocked by populating.		In Revive, you explore the land, so that you can populate and build on it. Each player has a tribe with a special ability and technologies that can be unlocked by populating.

Complete Muppet: /* Build */ replaced "gears" with "food" when paying for range

2025-05-13T06:19:33Z

Build: replaced "gears" with "food" when paying for range

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	== '''Build''' ==		== '''Build''' ==
	You have 5 normal building(cost 3 gears) and 3 large buildings(cost 5 gears) that you can build. They can only be built on desert spaces and each desert space can only hold 1 building. In addition to the ~~gears~~ you need to pay for range (see below)		You have 5 normal building(cost 3 gears) and 3 large buildings(cost 5 gears) that you can build. They can only be built on desert spaces and each desert space can only hold 1 building. In addition to the food you need to pay for range (see below)

	You then get bonuses for the spaces adjacent to the building:		You then get bonuses for the spaces adjacent to the building:

FroggerWimsey: /* Paying for range */

2025-04-12T18:08:24Z

Paying for range

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	As soon as you have buildings or meeples on the board you can no longer count range from the starting space. instead you can count range from any building or meeple. Some Tribes have additional stuff they can count range from.		As soon as you have buildings or meeples on the board you can no longer count range from the starting space. instead you can count range from any building or meeple. Some Tribes have additional stuff they can count range from.

	The distance is ~~the detrained~~ by the number of spaces between the starting point and the target space. You can always take the shortest route, but you cannot count through vast crystals, lakes (expansion only), or unexplored tiles. If the target is a complete tile (for ex. when exploring) the space of that tile with smallest distance counts.		The distance is determined by the number of spaces between the starting point and the target space. You can always take the shortest route, but you cannot count through vast crystals, lakes (expansion only), or unexplored tiles. If the target is a complete tile (for ex. when exploring) the space of that tile with smallest distance counts.

	Range is paid with food in the amount of the distance. There are effects that can increase your range (permanently or for 1 action) so that you pay less for the distance.		Range is paid with food in the amount of the distance. There are effects that can increase your range (permanently or for 1 action) so that you pay less for the distance.

Pootify: /* Use your Switch */

2025-03-15T15:46:48Z

Use your Switch

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	On your player board there is a switch. As long as it is unused(the green part is visible) you can use it once to get any resource. The switch will be reset when you hibernate.		On your player board there is a switch. As long as it is unused(the green part is visible) you can use it once to get any resource. The switch will be reset when you hibernate.

	With the optional rule "advanced switch action" (introduced during campaign and enabled per default) you can alternatively copy the top effect a card by another player. ~~That~~ card has to played~~(i.e. stuck behind his player board)~~ with ~~it's~~ top part visible. You gain only the effect of that card, not slot modules. However the owner (usually)benefits ~~also~~, ~~because~~ the copied card is then put into ~~his~~ rest area, freeing~~(usually)~~ the slot and coming back with ~~his~~ next hibernation		With the optional rule "advanced switch action" (introduced during campaign and enabled per default) you can alternatively copy the top effect of the card of another player. The player's card has to played into that a slot with its top part visible. You gain only the effect of that card, not slot modules. However the owner usually benefits as well, since the copied card is then put into their rest area, freeing the slot and coming back with the next hibernation

	== '''Explore''' ==		== '''Explore''' ==

Pootify: /* Paying for range */

2025-03-15T15:44:48Z

Paying for range

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	As soon as you have buildings or meeples on the board you can no longer count range from the starting space. instead you can count range from any building or meeple. Some Tribes have additional stuff they can count range from.		As soon as you have buildings or meeples on the board you can no longer count range from the starting space. instead you can count range from any building or meeple. Some Tribes have additional stuff they can count range from.

	The distance is the detrained by the number of spaces between the starting point and the target space. You can always take the shortest route, but you ~~can not~~ count through vast crystals or unexplored tiles. If the target is a complete tile(for ex. when exploring) the space of that tile with smallest distance counts.		The distance is the detrained by the number of spaces between the starting point and the target space. You can always take the shortest route, but you cannot count through vast crystals, lakes (expansion only), or unexplored tiles. If the target is a complete tile (for ex. when exploring) the space of that tile with smallest distance counts.

	Range is paid with food in the amount of the distance. There are effects that can increase your range (permanently or for 1 action) so that you pay less for the distance.		Range is paid with food in the amount of the distance. There are effects that can increase your range (permanently or for 1 action) so that you pay less for the distance.

HammyMcD: Spelling and formatting

2024-12-03T06:43:03Z

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HammyMcD: Typo correct poopulating -> populating

2024-12-03T06:27:08Z

Typo correct poopulating -> populating

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	In Revive, you explore the land, so that you can populate and build on it. Each player has a tribe with a special ability and technologies that can be unlocked by ~~poopulating~~.		In Revive, you explore the land, so that you can populate and build on it. Each player has a tribe with a special ability and technologies that can be unlocked by populating.

	They also have 3 machine tracks. Advancing on them can unlock free actions(machines) and other bonuses.		They also have 3 machine tracks. Advancing on them can unlock free actions(machines) and other bonuses.