Gamehelpsplendor - Revision history

Bigdrewski at 22:05, 24 March 2026

2026-03-24T22:05:33Z

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	On their turn, a player must choose to perform only one of the following four actions.		On their turn, a player must choose to perform only one of the following four actions.
	*• Take 3 gem tokens of different colors.		*• Take 3 gem tokens of different colors.
	*• Take 2 gem tokens of the same color. ~~'''This action is only possible if there are at least 4 tokens of the chosen color left when the player takes them.'''~~		*• Take 2 gem tokens of the same color.
	*• Reserve 1 development card and take 1 gold token (joker).		*• Reserve 1 development card and take 1 gold token (joker).
	*• Purchase 1 face-up development card from the middle of the table or a previously reserved one.		*• Purchase 1 face-up development card from the middle of the table or a previously reserved one.

Hellupannkook: missing full stop

2026-03-05T16:24:03Z

missing full stop

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	===Selecting Tokens===		===Selecting Tokens===
	A player can never have more than 10 tokens at the end of their turn (including jokers). If this happens, they must return tokens until they only have 10 left. A player can return all or some of those they’ve just drawn		A player can never have more than 10 tokens at the end of their turn (including jokers). If this happens, they must return tokens until they only have 10 left. A player can return all or some of those they’ve just drawn.

	===Reserve a Development Card===		===Reserve a Development Card===

ShiningMassXAcc: /* The Nobles */

2026-01-12T16:31:19Z

The Nobles

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	===The Nobles===		===The Nobles===
	At the end of their turn, ~~each~~ player ~~checks~~ the noble ~~tiles in order to determine~~ if ~~they’re receiving a visit from one~~ of ~~them.~~		At the end of their turn, a player automatically receives the visit from a noble if that player has the amount of bonuses (and only bonuses) required, and they get the corresponding tile.

	~~A player can be visited if they have~~ (~~at least~~) ~~the quantity~~ and ~~type of bonuses indicated on~~ the ~~noble~~ tile ~~(not using tokens)~~.

	It is impossible to refuse the visit from a noble, which is not considered to be an action.		It is impossible to refuse the visit from a noble, which is not considered to be an action.

ShiningMassXAcc: /* The Nobles */

2026-01-12T16:24:25Z

The Nobles

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	At the end of their turn, each player checks the noble tiles in order to determine if they’re receiving a visit from one of them.		At the end of their turn, each player checks the noble tiles in order to determine if they’re receiving a visit from one of them.

	A player can be visited if they have (at least) the quantity and type of bonuses indicated on the noble tile.		A player can be visited if they have (at least) the quantity and type of bonuses indicated on the noble tile (not using tokens).

	It is impossible to refuse the visit from a noble, which is not considered to be an action.		It is impossible to refuse the visit from a noble, which is not considered to be an action.

Dave DuJour: clarified strongholds

2025-06-06T01:16:27Z

clarified strongholds

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	When a player buys or reserves a card with at least 1 of their strongholds, they must take back all their strongholds.		When a player buys or reserves a card with at least 1 of their strongholds, they must take back all their strongholds.

	Cards with strongholds can only be bought or reserved by the player placing them. If a player has 3 strongholds on the same card, they may buy it after their standard action, but before taking nobles.		Cards with strongholds can only be bought or reserved by the player placing them. If a player has 3 strongholds on the same card, they may buy it after their standard action and paying its usual cost, but before taking nobles.

ArielFriedrichGauss: /* Variants */

2025-05-20T04:49:10Z

Variants

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	During setup, remove the Nobles and reveal 3 City tiles.		During setup, remove the Nobles and reveal 3 City tiles.

	Instead of winning directly with prestige points, if a player meets the requirements of a ~~City~~ tile at the end of their turn, the game ends after the current round.		Instead of winning directly with prestige points, if a player meets the requirements of a city tile at the end of their turn, the game ends after the current round.

	Only players meeting the requirements of any ~~City~~ tiles can win the game. If several players do, the player with the most prestige points among them wins. If there is still a tie, the player with the fewest cards wins.		Only players meeting the requirements of any city tiles can win the game. If several players do, the player with the most prestige points among them wins. If there is still a tie, the player with the fewest cards wins.

	===The Silk Road Expansion: Trading Posts===		===The Silk Road Expansion: Trading Posts===
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	===The Sun Never Sets Expansion: The Orient===		===The Sun Never Sets Expansion: The Orient===
			2 cards from each expansion deck (level ◯;◯◯;◯◯◯) are also available for purchase. They follow the same rules as the base game cards.

	===The Sun Never Sets Expansion: The Strongholds===		===The Sun Never Sets Expansion: The Strongholds===
			During setup, each player takes 3 strongholds of the same colour.

			Each time a player buys a card (before replacing it), they must place or move one of their strongholds to a card unoccupied by opponents' strongholds, or choose a card containing exactly 1 of an opponent's strongholds and remove it.

			When a player buys or reserves a card with at least 1 of their strongholds, they must take back all their strongholds.

			Cards with strongholds can only be bought or reserved by the player placing them. If a player has 3 strongholds on the same card, they may buy it after their standard action, but before taking nobles.

ArielFriedrichGauss at 03:42, 20 May 2025

2025-05-20T03:42:41Z

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	==Setup==		==Setup==

	Each development card deck is shuffled separately, and then placed in a column in the middle of the table in increasing order from bottom to top (◯;◯◯;◯◯◯).		Each development card deck is shuffled separately, and then placed in a column in the middle of the table in increasing order from bottom to top (◯;◯◯;◯◯◯).

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

	Play then proceeds clockwise.		Play then proceeds clockwise.

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	*• Purchase 1 face-up development card from the middle of the table or a previously reserved one.		*• Purchase 1 face-up development card from the middle of the table or a previously reserved one.

	===Selecting ~~tokens~~===		===Selecting Tokens===
	A player can never have more than 10 tokens at the end of their turn (including jokers). If this happens, they must return tokens until they only have 10 left. A player can return all or some of those they’ve just drawn		A player can never have more than 10 tokens at the end of their turn (including jokers). If this happens, they must return tokens until they only have 10 left. A player can return all or some of those they’ve just drawn

	===Reserve a ~~development card~~===		===Reserve a Development Card===
	To reserve a card, a player simply needs to take a face-up development from the middle of the table or (if you’re feeling lucky) draw the first card from one of the three decks (level ◯;◯◯;◯◯◯) without showing it to the other players.		To reserve a card, a player simply needs to take a face-up development from the middle of the table or (if you’re feeling lucky) draw the first card from one of the three decks (level ◯;◯◯;◯◯◯) without showing it to the other players.

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	Reserving a card is also the only way to get a gold token (joker). If there is no gold left, you can still reserve a card, but you won’t get any gold.		Reserving a card is also the only way to get a gold token (joker). If there is no gold left, you can still reserve a card, but you won’t get any gold.

	===Buying a ~~development card~~===		===Buying a Development Card===
	To purchase a card, a player must spend the number of tokens indicated on the card. A joker token can replace any color. The spent tokens (including any jokers) are returned to the middle of the table.		To purchase a card, a player must spend the number of tokens indicated on the card. A joker token can replace any color. The spent tokens (including any jokers) are returned to the middle of the table.

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	Purchased development cards are placed face-up in front of the player, and give that player prestige points equal to the number in the top-left corner of the card.		Purchased development cards are placed face-up in front of the player, and give that player prestige points equal to the number in the top-left corner of the card.

	===The ~~nobles~~===		===The Nobles===
	At the end of their turn, each player checks the noble tiles in order to determine if they’re receiving a visit from one of them.		At the end of their turn, each player checks the noble tiles in order to determine if they’re receiving a visit from one of them.

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	The tile obtained is placed face-up in front of the player, and give that player prestige points equal to the number in the top-left corner of the tile.		The tile obtained is placed face-up in front of the player, and give that player prestige points equal to the number in the top-left corner of the tile.

	==End of the ~~game~~==		==End of the Game==
	When a player reaches 15 prestige points, complete the current round so that each player has played the same number of turns.		When a player reaches 15 prestige points, complete the current round so that each player has played the same number of turns.

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	In case of a tie, the player who has purchased the fewest development cards wins!		In case of a tie, the player who has purchased the fewest development cards wins!

	==BGA ~~settings~~==		==BGA Settings==
			In "competitor" mode, game assists (highlighting buyable/reservable cards, showing remaining costs, auto-spending gold) are disabled.

			==Variants==
			===The Silk Road Expansion: Cities===
			During setup, remove the Nobles and reveal 3 City tiles.

			Instead of winning directly with prestige points, if a player meets the requirements of a City tile at the end of their turn, the game ends after the current round.

			Only players meeting the requirements of any City tiles can win the game. If several players do, the player with the most prestige points among them wins. If there is still a tie, the player with the fewest cards wins.

	~~In "competitor" mode~~, game ~~assists (highlighting buyable/reservable cards, showing remaining costs, auto-spending gold) are disabled~~.		===The Silk Road Expansion: Trading Posts===
			During setup, place 5 stacks of trading posts, each stack containing 1 tile per player.

			A player can take up to one trading post at the end of their turn if they meet its requirements. The player gains its power until the end of the game.

			===The Sun Never Sets Expansion: The Orient===

			===The Sun Never Sets Expansion: The Strongholds===

ChrisAtStoneAge: /* The nobles */

2024-09-06T15:58:17Z

The nobles

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	If a player has enough bonuses to be visited by more than one noble at the end of their turn, that player chooses the noble to be received.		If a player has enough bonuses to be visited by more than one noble at the end of their turn, that player chooses the noble to be received.

	The tile obtained is placed face-up in front of the player, and give that player prestige points equal to the number in the top-~~right~~ corner of the tile.		The tile obtained is placed face-up in front of the player, and give that player prestige points equal to the number in the top-left corner of the tile.

	==End of the game==		==End of the game==

Daltin: /* Buying a development card */ in "The nobles section it mentions "bonus" however the word bonus was not included as a description of the bought development card's effect, so the word bonus was never defined before it was referred to making it impossible to know what the word meant when it was used in "The nobles" section.

2023-09-12T20:45:14Z

Buying a development card: in "The nobles section it mentions "bonus" however the word bonus was not included as a description of the bought development card's effect, so the word bonus was never defined before it was referred to making it impossible to know what the word meant when it was used in "The nobles" section.

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	To purchase a card, a player must spend the number of tokens indicated on the card. A joker token can replace any color. The spent tokens (including any jokers) are returned to the middle of the table.		To purchase a card, a player must spend the number of tokens indicated on the card. A joker token can replace any color. The spent tokens (including any jokers) are returned to the middle of the table.

	Once you purchase a development card, it will ~~reduce~~ the cost of buying new development cards. For example, if you have purchased 2 development cards that have red tokens in the top-right corner, you can buy a card that requires 3 red tokens at a cost of 1 red token. ~~Purchased~~ development cards can be used over and over again.		Once you purchase a development card, it will produce a bonus for buying additional development cards (or attracting nobles) in the amount of 1 for the color in the upper right hand corner. This effectively reduces the cost of buying new development cards by the amount of all the bonuses on all of your purchased development cards. For example, if you have purchased 2 development cards that have red tokens in the top-right corner, you can buy a card that requires 3 red tokens at a cost of 1 red token because you have a bonus of 2 red. The bonus on purchased development cards can be used over and over again.

	A player may purchase one of the face-up development cards in the middle of the table or a card in their hand that was reserved on a previous turn.		A player may purchase one of the face-up development cards in the middle of the table or a card in their hand that was reserved on a previous turn.

Kevan: explain unexplained setting

2023-07-18T08:28:26Z

explain unexplained setting

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	In case of a tie, the player who has purchased the fewest development cards wins!		In case of a tie, the player who has purchased the fewest development cards wins!

			==BGA settings==

			In "competitor" mode, game assists (highlighting buyable/reservable cards, showing remaining costs, auto-spending gold) are disabled.