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Uji Laura: /* Play */

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Play

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	A round is over when all tiles have been taken from the table. The player who took the Alice tile starts the next round.		A round is over when all tiles have been taken from the table. The player who took the Alice tile starts the next round.

	After the ~~fifth~~ round, the game is scored. (Boardgamearena also gives a running total during the course of the game.)		After the third round, the game is scored. (Boardgamearena also gives a running total during the course of the game.)

	In the case of a tie, the winner is the player that holds the Alice tile.		In the case of a tie, the winner is the player that holds the Alice tile.

Moshe18 at 14:10, 20 June 2020

2020-06-20T14:10:14Z

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	After the fifth round, the game is scored. (Boardgamearena also gives a running total during the course of the game.)		After the fifth round, the game is scored. (Boardgamearena also gives a running total during the course of the game.)

			In the case of a tie, the winner is the player that holds the Alice tile.

	==Scoring==		==Scoring==

Kevan: /* Scoring */ table isn't showing a border on the game page, does it need more markup?

2020-06-09T14:47:32Z

Scoring: table isn't showing a border on the game page, does it need more markup?

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	Each player scores their piles of taken tiles accordingly:		Each player scores their piles of taken tiles accordingly:

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable" border="2" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
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	! Number of Tiles		! Number of Tiles
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	Note that an empty pile scores higher than a pile of 1 or 2 tiles!		(Note that an empty pile scores higher than a pile of 1 or 2 tiles!)

	The Alice tile is also worth 4 points at the end of the game, to whoever holds it.		The Alice tile is also worth 4 points at the end of the game, to whoever holds it.

Kevan: /* Play */ reading up they're double-sided tiles, not a suit of 5 normal 5 mirrored

2020-06-08T15:57:59Z

Play: reading up they're double-sided tiles, not a suit of 5 normal 5 mirrored

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	==Play==		==Play==
	In this game there are 61 tiles: 1 "Alice" tile and 60 character tiles (10 tiles each of 6 different characters). The 60 character tiles ~~come in two different versions:~~ "normal" and "mirrored" (with a golden frame).		In this game there are 61 tiles: 1 "Alice" tile and 60 character tiles (10 tiles each of 6 different characters). The 60 character tiles are double-sided, one side "normal" and the other "mirrored" (with a golden frame). Once in play tiles are never turned over, and always keep that same side.

			To start each round, a grid of tiles is dealt out, with characters alternating "normal" and "mirrored".

	On the first turn of each round, the first player takes a single character tile and replaces it with the Alice tile. In the second turn, the second player must take one or two tiles. From the third turn onwards, players must take one, two or three tiles. Tiles taken must be adjacent, and form a line - whether vertically, horizontally or diagonally.		On the first turn of each round, the first player takes a single character tile and replaces it with the Alice tile. In the second turn, the second player must take one or two tiles. From the third turn onwards, players must take one, two or three tiles. Tiles taken must be adjacent, and form a line - whether vertically, horizontally or diagonally.

Kevan: /* Play */ clarify

2020-06-08T15:55:24Z

Play: clarify

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	On the first turn of each round, the first player takes a single character tile and replaces it with the Alice tile. In the second turn, the second player must take one or two tiles. From the third turn onwards, players must take one, two or three tiles. Tiles taken must be adjacent, and form a line - whether vertically, horizontally or diagonally.		On the first turn of each round, the first player takes a single character tile and replaces it with the Alice tile. In the second turn, the second player must take one or two tiles. From the third turn onwards, players must take one, two or three tiles. Tiles taken must be adjacent, and form a line - whether vertically, horizontally or diagonally.

	Normal and mirrored versions of the same character cancel each other out on a one-for-one basis ~~when taken~~, and are discarded. (For example, if you have 3 Normal Cheshire Cats and take a Mirrored Cheshire Cat, you discard ~~the new tile and~~ one of ~~the old ones~~, leaving you with 2 Normal Cheshire Cats.)		Normal and mirrored versions of the same character cancel each other out on a one-for-one basis in your piles, and are discarded. (For example, if you have 3 Normal Cheshire Cats and take a Mirrored Cheshire Cat, you then have to discard one of each, leaving you with just 2 Normal Cheshire Cats.)

	A round is over when all tiles have been taken from the table. The player who took the Alice tile starts the next round.		A round is over when all tiles have been taken from the table. The player who took the Alice tile starts the next round.

Kevan: /* Scoring */

2020-06-08T15:50:36Z

Scoring

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	Note that an empty pile scores ~~more highly~~ than a pile of 1 or 2 tiles!		Note that an empty pile scores higher than a pile of 1 or 2 tiles!

	The Alice tile is also worth 4 points at the end of the game, to whoever holds it.		The Alice tile is also worth 4 points at the end of the game, to whoever holds it.

Kevan: clarify writeup and scoring, and how the Alice tile moves

2020-06-08T15:50:14Z

clarify writeup and scoring, and how the Alice tile moves

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	~~How to play Tea Time~~ in a ~~nutshell:~~		==Play==
			In this game there are 61 tiles: 1 "Alice" tile and 60 character tiles (10 tiles each of 6 different characters). The 60 character tiles come in two different versions: "normal" and "mirrored" (with a golden frame).

	~~Each~~ player in turn ~~collects~~ one, two or three ~~characters from the center table~~.		On the first turn of each round, the first player takes a single character tile and replaces it with the Alice tile. In the second turn, the second player must take one or two tiles. From the third turn onwards, players must take one, two or three tiles. Tiles taken must be adjacent, and form a line - whether vertically, horizontally or diagonally.
	~~These~~ must be adjacent, and form a line (whether vertically, horizontally, or diagonally~~). At least one must be collected (even if you do not like it!)~~.

	~~In this game there are 61 cards: 1 "Alice" card~~ and ~~60 character cards (10 x 6 different characters).~~		Normal and mirrored versions of the same character cancel each other out on a one-for-one basis when taken, and are discarded. (For example, if you have 3 Normal Cheshire Cats and take a Mirrored Cheshire Cat, you discard the new tile and one of the old ones, leaving you with 2 Normal Cheshire Cats.)
	~~The 60 character cards can be "normal" or "~~mirrored~~". While one side shows~~ the ~~colorful world where Alice currently is, the second side~~
	~~shows~~ a ~~hazy world~~, ~~where she came from~~. ~~Faded colors~~ and ~~gold frame clearly distinguish these sides~~, ~~but~~ the ~~images are largely~~ the ~~same~~.

	~~On the first turn of each~~ round~~, only one character tile can be~~ taken. In the ~~second turn, maximum two~~.		A round is over when all tiles have been taken from the table. The player who took the Alice tile starts the next round.

	~~To score~~, ~~it does not matter if you choose one or~~ the ~~other~~.		After the fifth round, the game is scored. (Boardgamearena also gives a running total during the course of the game.)
	~~But if you get both, they "collide" and are discarded~~ (~~losing both sets of tiles and any point accumulated).~~
	~~This is not necessarily~~ a ~~bad thing because at~~ the ~~end~~ of the game ~~you score 5 points if you have no card for a character.~~
	~~While you get 1,3,6,10 or 15 for respectively 1,2,3,4 and 5 or more~~.

	~~<table cellspacing~~=~~"2" cellpadding~~=~~"0" border~~=~~"0" align~~=~~"center" bgcolor="#999999" style="text-align:'center'">~~		==Scoring==

	~~<tr bgcolor="#FFFFFF">~~		Each player scores their piles of taken tiles accordingly:
	~~<td>Number~~ of ~~<br>characters</td>~~
	~~<td>  0  </td>~~
	~~<td>  1  </td>~~
	~~<td>  2  </td>~~
	~~<td>  3  </td>~~
	~~<td>  4  </td>~~
	~~<td>  5 or <br>more </td>~~
	~~</tr>~~
	~~<tr bgcolor="#FFFFFF">~~
	~~<td>Victory Points</td>~~
	~~<td>  5  </td>~~
	~~<td>  1  </td>~~
	~~<td>  3  </td>~~
	~~<td>  6  </td>~~
	~~<td>  10  </td>~~
	~~<td>  15  </td>~~
	~~</tr>~~
	~~</table>~~

	~~A round is over when all characters from the table are taken and the new first player is who got Alice.~~		{\| class="wikitable"
	~~Alice is also worth~~ 4 ~~points at the end of the game.~~		\|-
			! Number of Tiles
			\|\| 0 \|\| 1 \|\| 2 \|\| 3 \|\| 4 \|\| 5+
			\|-
			! Victory Points
			\|\| 5 \|\| 1 \|\| 3 \|\| 6 \|\| 10 \|\| 15
			\|-
			\|}

	~~Enjoy your Tea Time~~!		Note that an empty pile scores more highly than a pile of 1 or 2 tiles!

			The Alice tile is also worth 4 points at the end of the game, to whoever holds it.

TinaBerries at 18:57, 6 June 2020

2020-06-06T18:57:10Z

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	How to play Tea Time in a nutshell.		How to play Tea Time in a nutshell:

	Each player in turn collects one, two or three characters from the center table.		Each player in turn collects one, two or three characters from the center table.
	These must be adjacent and in line. At least one must be collected (even if you do not like it!).		These must be adjacent, and form a line (whether vertically, horizontally, or diagonally). At least one must be collected (even if you do not like it!).

	In this game there are 61 cards: ~~6x10 two-sided characters and~~ 1 Alice card.		In this game there are 61 cards: 1 "Alice" card and 60 character cards (10 x 6 different characters).
	The 60 ~~Cards are two-sided, and while~~ one side shows the colorful world, where Alice is, the second side		The 60 character cards can be "normal" or "mirrored". While one side shows the colorful world where Alice currently is, the second side
	shows ~~the~~ hazy world, ~~which~~ she came from. Faded colors and gold frame clearly distinguish these sides,		shows a hazy world, where she came from. Faded colors and gold frame clearly distinguish these sides, but the images are largely the same.
	but the ~~image remains altogether~~ the same.

	On the ~~very~~ first turn of ~~the~~ round only one character can be taken~~, in~~ the second turn, maximum two.		On the first turn of each round, only one character tile can be taken. In the second turn, maximum two.

	~~Characters can be "normal" or "mirrored".~~ To score does not matter if you ~~get normal~~ or ~~mirrored~~.		To score, it does not matter if you choose one or the other.
	But if you get both, they "collide" and are discarded.		But if you get both, they "collide" and are discarded (losing both sets of tiles and any point accumulated).
	~~Which~~ is not ~~necessary~~ a bad thing because at the end of the game you score 5 points if you have no card for a character.		This is not necessarily a bad thing because at the end of the game you score 5 points if you have no card for a character.
	While you get 1,3,6,10 or 15 for respectively 1,2,3,4 and 5 or more.		While you get 1,3,6,10 or 15 for respectively 1,2,3,4 and 5 or more.

Hrundel at 16:41, 6 June 2020

2020-06-06T16:41:01Z

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	These must be adjacent and in line. At least one must be collected (even if you do not like it!).		These must be adjacent and in line. At least one must be collected (even if you do not like it!).

	In this game there are 61 cards: ~~six 10~~ two-sided ~~character portraits~~ and 1 Alice card.		In this game there are 61 cards: 6x10 two-sided characters and 1 Alice card.
	The 60 Cards are two-sided, and while one side shows the colorful world, where Alice is, the second side		The 60 Cards are two-sided, and while one side shows the colorful world, where Alice is, the second side
	shows the hazy world, which she came from. Faded colors and gold frame clearly distinguish these sides,		shows the hazy world, which she came from. Faded colors and gold frame clearly distinguish these sides,

Hrundel at 13:37, 5 June 2020

2020-06-05T13:37:42Z

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	Each player in turn collects one, two or three characters from the center table.		Each player in turn collects one, two or three characters from the center table.
	These must be adjacent and in line. At least one must be collected (even if you do not like it!).		These must be adjacent and in line. At least one must be collected (even if you do not like it!).

			In this game there are 61 cards: six 10 two-sided character portraits and 1 Alice card.
			The 60 Cards are two-sided, and while one side shows the colorful world, where Alice is, the second side
			shows the hazy world, which she came from. Faded colors and gold frame clearly distinguish these sides,
			but the image remains altogether the same.

	On the very first turn of the round only one character can be taken, in the second turn, maximum two.		On the very first turn of the round only one character can be taken, in the second turn, maximum two.