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Sitrom: Add "is" to Money resource description line

2022-04-27T13:39:01Z

Add "is" to Money resource description line

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	Each player has the following resources:		Each player has the following resources:
	* Money, represented by a yellow money bag. This mostly used to advance on the technology track.		* Money, represented by a yellow money bag. This is mostly used to advance on the technology track.
	* Workers, represented by a gray meeple. This is mostly used to advance on the science track.		* Workers, represented by a gray meeple. This is mostly used to advance on the science track.
	* Food, represented by a brown mushroom. This is mostly used to advance on the exploration track.		* Food, represented by a brown mushroom. This is mostly used to advance on the exploration track.

Victoria La: /* BGA Game Options */

2022-04-20T23:32:57Z

BGA Game Options

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	=== with Adjustments===		=== with Adjustments===
	Enable most recent official adjustments (version 8) for civilizations cards (for power balance). This is default option.		Enable most recent official adjustments (version 8) for civilizations cards (for power balance). This is default option.
			Latest version of adjustment guide can be found here: https://stonemaiergames.com/games/tapestry/rules-translations-faq/

	=== with Experimentl Adjustments===		=== with Experimentl Adjustments===

Victoria La: /* Limitations of BGA Digital Adaptation */

2022-04-20T23:12:49Z

Limitations of BGA Digital Adaptation

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 The following are known limitations (some of which unlikely to be fixed):
-* Futurists currently cannot be drawn in midgame
+* There is no link between unsuccessful (void) benefit and subsequent bonus/benefit, i.e
-* There is no link between unsuccessful (void) benefit and following bonus/benefit, i.e
+** Bonus will be offered independent if tech track space benefit resolution was successful or not;
 ** Inventor will gain benefit independent if opponent (tech card owner) can complete theirs or not

Philaros: /* The Exploration Track / Exploring Tiles */

2022-01-15T08:10:39Z

The Exploration Track / Exploring Tiles

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	The exploration track specializes in adding new tiles to the map. Many of the spaces involve collecting or placing land tiles. When you explore new land, you place one of the land tiles onto the board and gain the resource or bonus pictured on it. You may freely rotate the tile before placing it. For each side of the tile that has at least one land type matching a space already on the board, gain 1 VP.		The exploration track specializes in adding new tiles to the map. Many of the spaces involve collecting or placing land tiles. When you explore new land, you place one of the land tiles onto the board and gain the resource or bonus pictured on it. You may freely rotate the tile before placing it. For each side of the tile that has at least one land type matching a space already on the board, gain 1 VP.

	The end of the Exploration Track also allows you to get space tiles. Once you gain these, just follow the instructions on them for an immediate bonus.		The end of the Exploration Track also allows you to get space tiles. Once you gain these, just follow the instructions on them for an immediate bonus. Again, note that there are a limited number (15) of space tiles available; once all have been claimed by other players, you cannot gain space tiles by taking those action spaces.

	=== The Military Track / Conquering Tiles ===		=== The Military Track / Conquering Tiles ===

Philaros: /* Game Anatomy */

2022-01-15T08:09:18Z

Game Anatomy

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	* Tapestry cards, which are green. These can be played at specific points in the game for a bonus effect or ability.		* Tapestry cards, which are green. These can be played at specific points in the game for a bonus effect or ability.
	* Land tiles. This can be played onto the main board using an Explore action.		* Land tiles. This can be played onto the main board using an Explore action.
	* Space tiles, which are deep blue. These give a specific ability once activated.		* Space tiles, which are deep blue. These give a specific ability once activated. Note that there are only 15 space tiles available and it is possible for them to run out during the game.
	* Technology cards, which are yellow. These can be invented and upgraded for various abilities.		* Technology cards, which are yellow. These can be invented and upgraded for various abilities.
	* Outposts, represented by columns of your player color. These are placed on the board to show you have control of a territory using a Conquer action.		* Outposts, represented by columns of your player color. These are placed on the board to show you have control of a territory using a Conquer action.

Victoria La: /* Limitations of BGA Digital Adaptation */

2021-12-26T23:45:50Z

Limitations of BGA Digital Adaptation

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	The game ends when all players have taken their fifth income turn. This can happen asynchronously and not all players will have the same number of turns or stop performing actions at the same time. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins!		The game ends when all players have taken their fifth income turn. This can happen asynchronously and not all players will have the same number of turns or stop performing actions at the same time. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins!

			== Limitations of BGA Digital Adaptation ==

			The following are known limitations (some of which unlikely to be fixed):
			* Futurists currently cannot be drawn in midgame
			* There is no link between unsuccessful (void) benefit and following bonus/benefit, i.e
			** Bonus will be offered independent if tech track space benefit resolution was successful or not
			** Inventor will gain benefit independent if opponent (tech card owner) can complete theirs or not

Snekse: /* Income Turns */ - fixed spacing new line / carriage returns

2021-12-08T15:49:21Z

Income Turns: - fixed spacing new line / carriage returns

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	* Upgrade one of your technologies.		* Upgrade one of your technologies.
	* Gain all points as shown from revealed income buildings. More specifically...		* Gain all points as shown from revealed income buildings. More specifically...

	- Your yellow buildings (markets) will give you points for how many technology cards you have, in any position.		- Your yellow buildings (markets) will give you points for how many technology cards you have, in any position.

	- Your gray buildings (houses) will give you points for each row and each column in your capital city that is complete.		- Your gray buildings (houses) will give you points for each row and each column in your capital city that is complete.

	- Your red buildings (armories) will give you points for each space you control on the map.		- Your red buildings (armories) will give you points for each space you control on the map.

	- Your brown buildings (farms) and the last space of each track will give you points with no extra conditions or variables.		- Your brown buildings (farms) and the last space of each track will give you points with no extra conditions or variables.

	* Gain resources as shown from revealed income buildings. (Skip this step on the last income turn of the game.)		* Gain resources as shown from revealed income buildings. (Skip this step on the last income turn of the game.)

RobRoyDuncan: Adding "after" to income turns.

2021-09-17T17:13:27Z

Adding "after" to income turns.

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	* Gain resources as shown from revealed income buildings. (Skip this step on the last income turn of the game.)		* Gain resources as shown from revealed income buildings. (Skip this step on the last income turn of the game.)

	Note that the first turn of the game will always be an income turn (but will usually require no interaction on your part), and you may not take any further actions your fifth and final income turn.		Note that the first turn of the game will always be an income turn (but will usually require no interaction on your part), and you may not take any further actions after your fifth and final income turn.

	== End Of The Game ==		== End Of The Game ==

	The game ends when all players have taken their fifth income turn. This can happen asynchronously and not all players will have the same number of turns or stop performing actions at the same time. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins!		The game ends when all players have taken their fifth income turn. This can happen asynchronously and not all players will have the same number of turns or stop performing actions at the same time. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins!

Octrinity: Expanded section on buildings, and other minor additions

2021-08-23T04:39:39Z

Expanded section on buildings, and other minor additions

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	* Income buildings, which are the same colors as the above four items. These start the game on players' boards, but can later can be moved to each player's capital city to acquire the income bonuses underneath and to gain points or resources in your capital.		* Income buildings, which are the same colors as the above four items. These start the game on players' boards, but can later can be moved to each player's capital city to acquire the income bonuses underneath and to gain points or resources in your capital.
	* Tapestry cards, which are green. These can be played at specific points in the game for a bonus effect or ability.		* Tapestry cards, which are green. These can be played at specific points in the game for a bonus effect or ability.
	* Land tiles. This can be played onto the main board.		* Land tiles. This can be played onto the main board using an Explore action.
	* Space tiles, which are deep blue. These give a specific ability once ~~picked up~~.		* Space tiles, which are deep blue. These give a specific ability once activated.
	* Technology cards, which are yellow. These can be invented and upgraded for various abilities.		* Technology cards, which are yellow. These can be invented and upgraded for various abilities.
	* Outposts, represented by columns of your player color. These are placed on the board to show you have control of a territory.		* Outposts, represented by columns of your player color. These are placed on the board to show you have control of a territory using a Conquer action.
			* Tokens, represented by cubes. These track your progress on the different tracks. Your civilization may use these tokens for other things, and will describe how they are used in more detail.

	All of the above items are public knowledge except for tapestry cards.		All of the above items are public knowledge except for tapestry cards.
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	The end of the Exploration Track also allows you to get space tiles. Once you gain these, just follow the instructions on them for an immediate bonus.		The end of the Exploration Track also allows you to get space tiles. Once you gain these, just follow the instructions on them for an immediate bonus.


	=== The Military Track / Conquering Tiles ===		=== The Military Track / Conquering Tiles ===
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	=== The Technology Track / Technologies ===		=== The Technology Track / Technologies ===

	The technology track specializes in inventing and upgrading technologies. Many of the spaces involve the technology cards. When you first invent a technology, pick up one of the three face up technology cards next to the board and put one of them on the bottom row of your technology cards. Multiple cards can be in any given row.		The technology track specializes in inventing and upgrading technologies. Many of the spaces involve the technology cards. When you first invent a technology, pick up one of the three face up technology cards next to the board, or the top card of that deck, and put one of them on the bottom row of your technology cards. Multiple cards can be in any given row.

	At certain points, you'll be able to upgrade this technology by moving it to the next row. When you move it to the middle row, gain the benefit pictured within the circle of your card. Once there, it can be upgraded again to gain the benefit pictured in the square, but this upgrade can only be performed if you or the players next to you have reached a particular space on a track.		At certain points, you'll be able to upgrade this technology by moving it to the next row. When you move it to the middle row, gain the benefit pictured within the circle of your card. Once there, it can be upgraded again to gain the benefit pictured in the square, but this upgrade can only be performed if you or the players next to you have reached a particular space on a track.
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	Later spaces on the track allow you to either repeat the effects of a specific track or change their position on it, which work the same way as above.		Later spaces on the track allow you to either repeat the effects of a specific track or change their position on it, which work the same way as above.

	=== Buildings ===		=== Buildings / Your Capital City ===

			Buildings can be separated into two categories, income buildings and landmark buildings. Income buildings are usually gained from a track and will help gain income usable on that track or points that are easier to gain from actions on it; these always occupy just one unit of space. Landmark buildings are gained from being the first player on different tiers of the track or from specific technologies and occupy a larger amount of space on them (a 2x2 square at minimum).

	Buildings can be separated into two categories, income buildings and landmark buildings. Income buildings are usually gained from a track and will help gain income usable on that track or points that are easier to gain from actions on it. When you place a building, it goes on any blank space on your capital city. Spaces with a red dot can't have a building on them, but for all other purposes are considered already filled in.		When you place a building, it goes on any blank space on your capital city. Landmark buildings can be placed so they rest only partially on the board (as long as they occupy at least one space on it), but otherwise have the same rules for placement. Spaces with a red dot can't have a building on them, but for all other purposes are considered already filled in.

	~~Landmark~~ buildings ~~are gained from being the first player on different tiers of the track or from specific technologies~~ and ~~occupy a larger amount of~~ space ~~on them~~. ~~These can be placed so they rest only partially on the board (as long as they occupy at least one space)~~, ~~but otherwise have the same rules for placement~~.		Once any 3x3 block within the capital is completely filled with buildings (and reserved space), gain any resource. Also, each completed row and column will award extra points during an income turn.

	=== Income Turns ===		=== Income Turns ===

Octrinity: /* = The Technology Track / Technologies */

2021-08-21T22:11:28Z

= The Technology Track / Technologies

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	You can conquer territories controlled by an opponent this way - if you do, topple their outpost sideways. However, there is a specific tapestry card called a Trap that can reverse the effect of this, so be careful! (You still get the conquer bonus if this happens, you just don't gain control of the territory.) Also note that at no point can there ever be more than two pieces of any type on any space, so certain spaces will become "safe" as a result.		You can conquer territories controlled by an opponent this way - if you do, topple their outpost sideways. However, there is a specific tapestry card called a Trap that can reverse the effect of this, so be careful! (You still get the conquer bonus if this happens, you just don't gain control of the territory.) Also note that at no point can there ever be more than two pieces of any type on any space, so certain spaces will become "safe" as a result.

	==== The Technology Track / Technologies ===		=== The Technology Track / Technologies ===

	The technology track specializes in inventing and upgrading technologies. Many of the spaces involve the technology cards. When you first invent a technology, pick up one of the three face up technology cards next to the board and put one of them on the bottom row of your technology cards. Multiple cards can be in any given row.		The technology track specializes in inventing and upgrading technologies. Many of the spaces involve the technology cards. When you first invent a technology, pick up one of the three face up technology cards next to the board and put one of them on the bottom row of your technology cards. Multiple cards can be in any given row.