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4everblessed: Reformatted for clarity

2024-08-14T15:15:17Z

Reformatted for clarity

AmassGamesYouTube at 12:26, 22 April 2023

2023-04-22T12:26:08Z

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	~~How to play https://youtu.be/qVJiaO1hJGI~~
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	You will attempt to find your paradise island on the good ship Tranquility. To do this you will need to fill		You will attempt to find your paradise island on the good ship Tranquility. To do this you will need to fill

AmassGamesYouTube at 11:28, 13 February 2023

2023-02-13T11:28:58Z

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			How to play https://youtu.be/qVJiaO1hJGI
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	You will attempt to find your paradise island on the good ship Tranquility. To do this you will need to fill		You will attempt to find your paradise island on the good ship Tranquility. To do this you will need to fill

Odie81 at 18:35, 23 November 2022

2022-11-23T18:35:44Z

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	There are extra rules to make Tranquillity more challenging:		There are extra rules to make Tranquillity more challenging:

	* Sea Monsters -- You can choose to have three, four or five sea monster cards shuffled into to the deck. These allow you to destroy an island card previously played from the board, removing it and the sea monster card from the game -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!		* Sea Monsters -- You can choose to have three, four or five sea monster cards shuffled into to the deck. These allow you to destroy an island card previously played from the board, removing it and the sea monster card from the game -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters in their hand of cards! You also cannot discard Sea Monsters, they MUST be played to get them out of your hand!
	* Jagged Rocks -- When jagged rocks is selected one row is considered as temporarily impenetrable so no cards may be placed into it. The selected row has the jagged rocks card on the left hand side. After each turn the jagged rocks card moves to a different row. There are two game modes for jagged rocks: Automation - the new row is selected randomly. Manual - players choose which row to move the jagged rocks card to after playing a card but before drawing up. The Jagged Rocks card must be in a row with at least one empty space in it before. In manual mode if you choose not to move the Jagged Rocks card, you must instead discard two cards. The Jagged Rocks card is removed from the game once four rows have been completed.
			* Jagged Rocks -- When jagged rocks is selected, one row is considered as temporarily impenetrable so no cards may be placed into it. The selected row has the jagged rocks card on the left hand side. After each turn the jagged rocks card moves to a different row. There are two game modes for jagged rocks: Automation - the new row is selected randomly. Manual - players choose which row to move the jagged rocks card to after playing a card but before drawing up. The Jagged Rocks card must be in a row with at least one empty space in it before. In manual mode if you choose not to move the Jagged Rocks card, you must instead discard two cards. The Jagged Rocks card is removed from the game once four rows have been completed.

	* Islands --To make the game harder you can select to remove between 4 and 12 randomly selected numbered island cards from the game. You still have the same number of start and finish cards as in a normal game.		* Islands --To make the game harder you can select to remove between 4 and 12 randomly selected numbered island cards from the game. You still have the same number of start and finish cards as in a normal game.

Kezl: /* Advanced Rules */

2022-10-12T09:18:36Z

Advanced Rules

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	There are extra rules to make Tranquillity more challenging:		There are extra rules to make Tranquillity more challenging:

	* Sea Monsters -- ~~these~~ allow you to ~~remove a~~ card previously played from the board -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!		* Sea Monsters -- You can choose to have three, four or five sea monster cards shuffled into to the deck. These allow you to destroy an island card previously played from the board, removing it and the sea monster card from the game -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!
	* Jagged Rocks -- When jagged rocks is selected one row is considered as temporarily impenetrable so no cards may be placed into it. The selected row has the jagged rocks card on the left hand side. After each turn the jagged rocks card moves to a different row. There are two game modes for jagged rocks: Automation - the new row is selected randomly. Manual - players choose which row to move the jagged rocks card to after playing a card but before drawing up. The Jagged Rocks card must be in a row with at least one empty space in it before. In manual mode if you choose not to move the Jagged Rocks card, you must instead discard two cards. The Jagged Rocks card is removed from the game once four rows have been completed.		* Jagged Rocks -- When jagged rocks is selected one row is considered as temporarily impenetrable so no cards may be placed into it. The selected row has the jagged rocks card on the left hand side. After each turn the jagged rocks card moves to a different row. There are two game modes for jagged rocks: Automation - the new row is selected randomly. Manual - players choose which row to move the jagged rocks card to after playing a card but before drawing up. The Jagged Rocks card must be in a row with at least one empty space in it before. In manual mode if you choose not to move the Jagged Rocks card, you must instead discard two cards. The Jagged Rocks card is removed from the game once four rows have been completed.
	* Islands --to make the game harder you can select to remove between 4 and 12 randomly selected numbered island cards from the game.		* Islands --To make the game harder you can select to remove between 4 and 12 randomly selected numbered island cards from the game. You still have the same number of start and finish cards as in a normal game.

Kezl: /* Advanced Rules */

2022-10-12T09:13:47Z

Advanced Rules

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	* Sea Monsters -- these allow you to remove a card previously played from the board -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!		* Sea Monsters -- these allow you to remove a card previously played from the board -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!
	* Islands --		* Jagged Rocks -- When jagged rocks is selected one row is considered as temporarily impenetrable so no cards may be placed into it. The selected row has the jagged rocks card on the left hand side. After each turn the jagged rocks card moves to a different row. There are two game modes for jagged rocks: Automation - the new row is selected randomly. Manual - players choose which row to move the jagged rocks card to after playing a card but before drawing up. The Jagged Rocks card must be in a row with at least one empty space in it before. In manual mode if you choose not to move the Jagged Rocks card, you must instead discard two cards. The Jagged Rocks card is removed from the game once four rows have been completed.
			* Islands --to make the game harder you can select to remove between 4 and 12 randomly selected numbered island cards from the game.

Kezl: /* Advanced Rules */

2022-10-12T09:04:38Z

Advanced Rules

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	* Sea Monsters -- these allow you to remove a card previously played from the board -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!		* Sea Monsters -- these allow you to remove a card previously played from the board -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!
			* Islands --

Kezl: /* Finish Cards */

2022-10-12T09:00:07Z

Finish Cards

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	You may only play a Finish card once the rest of the grid (plus a Start card) has been completed. If this card		You may only play a Finish card once the rest of the grid (plus a Start card) has been completed. If this card
	is played before any player runs out of legal moves then you all win the game. Finish cards may be discarded using		is played before any player runs out of legal moves then you all win the game. Finish cards may be discarded using
	the normal rules but beware: there are only five in the game! You cannot win without a Finish card being played.		the normal rules but beware: '''there are only five in the game!''' You cannot win without a Finish card being played.

	==B) Discard two cards==		==B) Discard two cards==

Kezl: /* Start Cards */

2022-10-12T08:58:57Z

Start Cards

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	===Start Cards===		===Start Cards===
	If you have a Start card in your hand, and one has yet to be played, you must play that Start card as your		There is one start card per player added to the deck. If you have a Start card in your hand, and one has yet to be played, you must play that Start card as your action this turn. The Start card is not placed within the grid but in the bottom left-hand corner of the frame. When a Start card is played you must discard a total of eight cards between you. You may discuss how many cards each of you is willing to discard but not specifics about what is in your hand or where you might wish to play cards in the future.
	action this turn. The Start card is not placed within the grid but in the bottom left-hand corner of the frame.
	When a Start card is played you must discard a total of eight cards between you. You may discuss how many
	cards each of you is willing to discard but not specifics about what is in your hand or where you might wish to
	play cards in the future.

	Note: this is the only time in the game that players can communicate. After discarding all players draw back		Note: this is the only time in the game that players can communicate. After discarding all players draw back up to five cards. If the Start space has already been filled the remaining Start cards have no purpose and may be discarded using the normal rules.
	up to five cards. If the Start space has already been filled the remaining Start cards have no purpose and
	may be discarded using the normal rules.

	===Finish Cards===		===Finish Cards===

Gingersnapsback: Explain game-end condition involving Sea Monsters.

2021-06-15T14:45:11Z

Explain game-end condition involving Sea Monsters.

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	There are extra rules to make Tranquillity more challenging:		There are extra rules to make Tranquillity more challenging:

	* Sea Monsters -- these allow you to remove a card previously played from the board, but ~~at a price of having to~~ play ~~more cards at~~ the ~~end of the game.~~		* Sea Monsters -- these allow you to remove a card previously played from the board -- but watch out! You can't play the Finish card until all players have played their Sea Monsters!