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Shadowphiar: Longer game house rule

2021-02-25T00:36:09Z

Longer game house rule

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	; Duke Augustus Shaughness, III		; Duke Augustus Shaughness, III
	: Augustus has his Automaton available every round, but it may only be used to activate spaces on the persona board. It can be played in any order relative to the other mechanics.		: Augustus has his Automaton available every round, but it may only be used to activate spaces on the persona board. It can be played in any order relative to the other mechanics.

			== Variant Rule ==

			There is an optional house rule which can be selected when the table is starting, under "End of Age Rules". In this case, when a stack of component tiles is depleted, this will only trigger the end of its own Age, and not any future Ages. In particular, this means the game will not end because of an empty blue or white conveyor belt; the game ends only if the Age III rewards stack is depleted or the red conveyor belt cannot be filled.

Shadowphiar at 12:21, 8 February 2021

2021-02-08T12:21:48Z

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	# Manufacture a device containing exactly two tiles from your hand.		# Manufacture a device containing exactly two tiles from your hand.
	# Activate one power source in a device you have already built, without placing a mechanic on it.		# Activate one power source in a device you have already built, without placing a mechanic on it.

			To manufacture a device you may drag sources and components from your hand and drop them onto the highlighted area of the table. Alternatively, you may click on a tile to select it (giving it a red border), and click again on a destination to move it. You may double-click on a tile to move it from your hand to the manufacturing zone, or from the zone back to your hand.

	A manufactured device must contain at least one source, and at least one component. A source and a component are connected when the source provides at least one type of power that the component accepts. Invalid connections are allowed to exist in your device but every tile is required to have at least one valid connection.		A manufactured device must contain at least one source, and at least one component. A source and a component are connected when the source provides at least one type of power that the component accepts. Invalid connections are allowed to exist in your device but every tile is required to have at least one valid connection.

Shadowphiar at 12:27, 26 January 2021

2021-01-26T12:27:42Z

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	== Game End & Final Scoring ==		== Game End & Final Scoring ==
	The game ends after finishing the round in which Age 3 finishes, either because the final stack of clock tokens has been depleted or there are not enough tiles to refill a conveyor belt. The final score is the sum of:		The game ends after finishing the round in which Age 3 finishes, either because the final stack of clock tokens has been depleted or there are not enough tiles to refill a conveyor belt. The final score is the sum of:
	* Prestige tokens ~~generated~~ from ~~tiles~~.		* Prestige tokens earned from component actions.
	* Prestige value of built ~~tiles~~.		* Prestige value of tiles in built devices.
	* Clock tokens earned from opponents visits to your devices.		* Clock tokens earned from opponents visits to your devices.

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	== 2-Player Changes ==		== 2-Player Changes ==

	In a 2-Player game, the clock tokens are replaced with coins. (~~the~~ reward when the opponent uses your device is one coin instead of one Prestige). Also, one coin is removed from the current age's stack every round.		In a 2-Player game, the clock tokens are replaced with coins. (The reward you receive when the opponent uses your device is one coin instead of one Prestige). Also, one coin is removed from the current age's stack every round.

	== Persona B-side Special Rules ==		== Persona B-side Special Rules ==

Shadowphiar: End of Age

2021-01-25T20:59:10Z

End of Age

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	Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.		Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.

	When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All mechanics return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded or if there aren't enough tiles left to refill the conveyor ~~belt~~, then the next Age opens: each player gains a mechanic, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner.		When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All mechanics return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded or if there aren't enough tiles left to refill all the open conveyor belts, then the next Age opens: each player gains a mechanic, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner.

	== Action Spaces ==		== Action Spaces ==
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	== Game End & Final Scoring ==		== Game End & Final Scoring ==
	The game ends after finishing the round in which either the stack of clock tokens ~~in Age 3~~ has been depleted or ~~the stack of Age 3~~ tiles ~~cannot~~ refill ~~the~~ conveyor belt. The final score is the sum of:		The game ends after finishing the round in which Age 3 finishes, either because the final stack of clock tokens has been depleted or there are not enough tiles to refill a conveyor belt. The final score is the sum of:
	* Prestige tokens generated from tiles.		* Prestige tokens generated from tiles.
	* Prestige value of built tiles.		* Prestige value of built tiles.

Logris: /* Game End & Final Scoring */

2021-01-25T06:44:35Z

Game End & Final Scoring

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	== Game End & Final Scoring ==		== Game End & Final Scoring ==
	The game ends ~~at the end of~~ the round ~~when~~ the stack of clock tokens in Age 3 has been depleted or the stack of Age 3 tiles cannot refill the conveyor belt. The final score is the sum of:		The game ends after finishing the round in which either the stack of clock tokens in Age 3 has been depleted or the stack of Age 3 tiles cannot refill the conveyor belt. The final score is the sum of:
	* Prestige generated by tiles.		* Prestige tokens generated from tiles.
	* Prestige value of built tiles.		* Prestige value of built tiles.
	* Clock tokens earned ~~when~~ opponents ~~visit~~ your devices.		* Clock tokens earned from opponents visits to your devices.

	If two or more players are tied for most prestige, then the tied player with the most leftover money, sources, and components combined is the winner. In case of a further tie, all tied players share the victory.		If two or more players are tied for most prestige, then the tied player with the most leftover money, sources, and components combined is the winner. In case of a further tie, all tied players share the victory.

Logris: Clarified Game End and Final Scoring.

2021-01-25T02:19:20Z

Clarified Game End and Final Scoring.

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	Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.		Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.

	When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All mechanics return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded, then the next Age opens: each player gains a mechanic, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner.		When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All mechanics return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded or if there aren't enough tiles left to refill the conveyor belt, then the next Age opens: each player gains a mechanic, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner.

	== Action Spaces ==		== Action Spaces ==
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	: When you activate '''Patriotic Sonnet Generator''' you may trade two coins for 2 Prestige, or four coins for 3 Prestige.		: When you activate '''Patriotic Sonnet Generator''' you may trade two coins for 2 Prestige, or four coins for 3 Prestige.

	== Final Scoring ==		== Game End & Final Scoring ==
	~~Final~~ score is the sum of:		The game ends at the end of the round when the stack of clock tokens in Age 3 has been depleted or the stack of Age 3 tiles cannot refill the conveyor belt. The final score is the sum of:
	* Prestige generated by tiles.		* Prestige generated by tiles.
	* Prestige value of built tiles.		* Prestige value of built tiles.

Logris: Added a Final Scoring section for easy reference regarding questions about ties and money.

2021-01-25T01:15:34Z

Added a Final Scoring section for easy reference regarding questions about ties and money.

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	Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.		Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.

	When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All mechanics return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded, then the next Age opens: each player gains a mechanic, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner~~. (Ties are decided by the most leftover money, sources and components combined)~~.		When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All mechanics return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded, then the next Age opens: each player gains a mechanic, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner.

	== Action Spaces ==		== Action Spaces ==
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	: When you activate '''Ornament Grinder''' you may trade one tile other than a basic source for 1 Prestige, or two tiles for 3 Prestige.		: When you activate '''Ornament Grinder''' you may trade one tile other than a basic source for 1 Prestige, or two tiles for 3 Prestige.
	: When you activate '''Patriotic Sonnet Generator''' you may trade two coins for 2 Prestige, or four coins for 3 Prestige.		: When you activate '''Patriotic Sonnet Generator''' you may trade two coins for 2 Prestige, or four coins for 3 Prestige.

			== Final Scoring ==
			Final score is the sum of:
			* Prestige generated by tiles.
			* Prestige value of built tiles.
			* Clock tokens earned when opponents visit your devices.

			If two or more players are tied for most prestige, then the tied player with the most leftover money, sources, and components combined is the winner. In case of a further tie, all tied players share the victory.

	== 2-Player Changes ==		== 2-Player Changes ==

	In a 2-Player game, the clock ~~counters~~ are replaced with coins. (the reward when the opponent uses your device is one coin instead of one Prestige). Also, one coin is removed from the current age's stack every round.		In a 2-Player game, the clock tokens are replaced with coins. (the reward when the opponent uses your device is one coin instead of one Prestige). Also, one coin is removed from the current age's stack every round.

	== Persona B-side Special Rules ==		== Persona B-side Special Rules ==

Logris: /* 2-Player Changes */

2021-01-25T01:02:07Z

2-Player Changes

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	== 2-Player Changes ==		== 2-Player Changes ==

	In a 2-Player game, the reward when the opponent uses your device is one coin instead of one Prestige. ~~One~~ coin is removed from the current age's stack every round.		In a 2-Player game, the clock counters are replaced with coins. (the reward when the opponent uses your device is one coin instead of one Prestige). Also, one coin is removed from the current age's stack every round.

	== Persona B-side Special Rules ==		== Persona B-side Special Rules ==

Shadowphiar at 11:10, 11 December 2020

2020-12-11T11:10:33Z

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	Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.		Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.

	When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All ~~workers~~ return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded, then the next Age opens: each player gains a ~~worker~~, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner. (Ties are decided by the most leftover money, sources and components combined).		When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All mechanics return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded, then the next Age opens: each player gains a mechanic, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner. (Ties are decided by the most leftover money, sources and components combined).

	== Action Spaces ==		== Action Spaces ==
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	# Take a basic power source of your choice.		# Take a basic power source of your choice.
	# Manufacture a device containing exactly two tiles from your hand.		# Manufacture a device containing exactly two tiles from your hand.
	# Activate one power source in a device you have already built, without placing a ~~worker~~ on it.		# Activate one power source in a device you have already built, without placing a mechanic on it.

	A manufactured device must contain at least one source, and at least one component. A source and a component are connected when the source provides at least one type of power that the component accepts. Invalid connections are allowed to exist in your device but every tile is required to have at least one valid connection.		A manufactured device must contain at least one source, and at least one component. A source and a component are connected when the source provides at least one type of power that the component accepts. Invalid connections are allowed to exist in your device but every tile is required to have at least one valid connection.

Shadowphiar at 11:08, 11 December 2020

2020-12-11T11:08:54Z

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	Each player takes one persona board (these can be distributed randomly, or drafted in reverse order of play), and elects to play side A or B. The side A of all boards have different starting resources but the same action spaces available, while side B of each board also has differing action spaces and some special rules.		Each player takes one persona board (these can be distributed randomly, or drafted in reverse order of play), and elects to play side A or B. The side A of all boards have different starting resources but the same action spaces available, while side B of each board also has differing action spaces and some special rules.

	Each turn, you place ~~one~~ mechanic on an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that ~~worker~~ and collect ~~that~~ cost.		Each turn, you place your leftmost mechanic onto an unoccupied action space (one on your own persona board, or on a power source in any built device). The cost to place a mechanic is printed below that mechanic's space on the persona board; if you cannot (or do not wish to) pay that cost, you may instead pass with that mechanic and collect the same cost instead of paying it.

	When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All workers return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded, then the next Age opens: each player gains a worker, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner. (Ties are decided by the most leftover money, sources and components combined).		When all players have placed all their mechanics, the round ends. All workers return to their owner's persona board, the conveyor belts fill up, and the first player marker advances. If the current age's clock tokens have all been awarded, then the next Age opens: each player gains a worker, and a new supply of more powerful tiles becomes available. At the end of Age III the game is over and the player who has the most prestige is declared the winner. (Ties are decided by the most leftover money, sources and components combined).