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Chaotic iak: bis effect on eggs

2026-07-23T21:53:59Z

bis effect on eggs

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			Duplicated numbers can hold eggs as normal. The "b" part of a bis effect doesn't hold any egg.

	Roundabouts are not numbers. They cannot collect eggs.		Roundabouts are not numbers. They cannot collect eggs.

Chaotic iak: full rewrite

2026-07-23T21:42:34Z

full rewrite

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HoganLong: Make real estate scoring clearer

2024-05-05T01:48:40Z

Make real estate scoring clearer

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	Promotes and increases the value of completed housing estates. To use the Real Estate Agent, choose a Real Estate column and mark off the top-most (also lowest-numbered) unmarked space.		Promotes and increases the value of completed housing estates. To use the Real Estate Agent, choose a Real Estate column and mark off the top-most (also lowest-numbered) unmarked space.

	'''Score:''' At the end of the game, each completed housing estate (size 1, 2, 3, etc...) scores as many points as the top-most unmarked number from the column corresponding to that completed housing estate size.		'''Score:''' At the end of the game, each completed housing estate (size 1, 2, 3, etc...) on your board scores as many points as the top-most unmarked number from the column corresponding to that completed housing estate size. A completed estate has all houses assigned a number and assigning a completed estate to a city plan does not stop it from being scored here.

	==== Landscaper (Symbol is a Green Background with Two Palm Trees) ====		==== Landscaper (Symbol is a Green Background with Two Palm Trees) ====

Dezo: /* Bis (Symbol is a Red Mailbox with "Bis" Written on It) */

2023-11-30T01:34:06Z

Bis (Symbol is a Red Mailbox with "Bis" Written on It)

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	'''Score:''' At the end of the game, the player who marked off the most Temp Agency spaces in their scoring area scores 7 points. The player with the second most marked off scores 4 points, and the third-highest scores 1 point. In case of a tie, players score the same amount of points.		'''Score:''' At the end of the game, the player who marked off the most Temp Agency spaces in their scoring area scores 7 points. The player with the second most marked off scores 4 points, and the third-highest scores 1 point. In case of a tie, players score the same amount of points.

	==== Bis (Symbol is a Red Mailbox ~~with~~ "Bis" ~~Written on It~~) ====		==== Bis (Symbol is a Red Mailbox labelled "Bis") ====

	Allows the player to duplicate a house number on any street. ~~The new~~ house ~~must be directly~~ adjacent (to ~~the left or right) of the~~ house ~~with~~ the same ~~number~~. ~~Duplicate houses~~ can never be separated by fences~~. When duplicating a number, write "bis" next to the number in the new house~~.		Allows the player to duplicate a house number on any street. Select any empty house that is adjacent to an existing house and on the same street. Duplicated house numbering can never be separated by fences.

	A house can be duplicated multiple times, and the duplicated number does NOT have to be associated with the chosen number-effect combination. ~~When used, mark~~ off the lowest-numbered space in the ~~BIS~~ scoring area.		A house number can be duplicated multiple times, and the duplicated number does NOT have to be associated with the chosen number-effect combination. Mark off the lowest-numbered space in the Bis scoring area.

	'''Score:''' At the end of the game, SUBTRACT the lowest-numbered, unmarked number in the ~~BIS~~ scoring area from the final score.		'''Score:''' At the end of the game, SUBTRACT the lowest-numbered, unmarked number in the Bis scoring area from the final score.

			You are not required to build the second house, and will only have to pay the Bis penalty if you did build it.

	''(The word "bis" means "again", as in using the address number again.)''		''(The word "bis" means "again", as in using the address number again.)''

Dezo: /* BIS (Symbol is a Red Mailbox with BIS Written on It) */

2023-10-16T04:08:09Z

BIS (Symbol is a Red Mailbox with BIS Written on It)

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	'''Score:''' At the end of the game, the player who marked off the most Temp Agency spaces in their scoring area scores 7 points. The player with the second most marked off scores 4 points, and the third-highest scores 1 point. In case of a tie, players score the same amount of points.		'''Score:''' At the end of the game, the player who marked off the most Temp Agency spaces in their scoring area scores 7 points. The player with the second most marked off scores 4 points, and the third-highest scores 1 point. In case of a tie, players score the same amount of points.

	==== ~~BIS~~ (Symbol is a Red Mailbox with ~~BIS~~ Written on It) ====		==== Bis (Symbol is a Red Mailbox with "Bis" Written on It) ====

	Allows the player to duplicate a house number on any street. The new house must be directly adjacent (to the left or right) of the house with the same number. Duplicate houses can never be separated by fences. When duplicating a number, write "bis" next to the number in the new house.		Allows the player to duplicate a house number on any street. The new house must be directly adjacent (to the left or right) of the house with the same number. Duplicate houses can never be separated by fences. When duplicating a number, write "bis" next to the number in the new house.
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	'''Score:''' At the end of the game, SUBTRACT the lowest-numbered, unmarked number in the BIS scoring area from the final score.		'''Score:''' At the end of the game, SUBTRACT the lowest-numbered, unmarked number in the BIS scoring area from the final score.

			''(The word "bis" means "again", as in using the address number again.)''

	=== City Plans (The Three Off-White and Gray Cards with “n•1”, “n•2”, etc. in Red on Them) ===		=== City Plans (The Three Off-White and Gray Cards with “n•1”, “n•2”, etc. in Red on Them) ===

Zedmango: /* Expert Rules and Advanced Variant: */ another typo

2023-06-13T04:26:48Z

Expert Rules and Advanced Variant:: another typo

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	Optionally, games can be set up to use Expert Rules, Advanced Variant, or both.		Optionally, games can be set up to use Expert Rules, Advanced Variant, or both.

	1. With the Advanced Variant, there are additional city plans with requirements involving parks and pools. Players may also build a roundabout as an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk (unused in the normal version) ~~—roundabouts~~ cost points.		1. With the Advanced Variant, there are additional city plans with requirements involving parks and pools. Players may also build a roundabout as an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk (unused in the normal version) — roundabouts cost points.

	2. With Expert Rules, rather than all players collectively using the same cards, each player gets dealt three cards of his own, and chooses a number from one, and an action from another. The third, unused, card gets passed to the next player. On each subsequent turn, each player gets dealt two new cards, and again chooses a number from one, an action from another, and passes the third.		2. With Expert Rules, rather than all players collectively using the same cards, each player gets dealt three cards of his own, and chooses a number from one, and an action from another. The third, unused, card gets passed to the next player. On each subsequent turn, each player gets dealt two new cards, and again chooses a number from one, an action from another, and passes the third.

Zedmango: /* Expert Rules and Advanced Variant: */ typo

2023-06-13T04:26:21Z

Expert Rules and Advanced Variant:: typo

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	1. With the Advanced Variant, there are additional city plans with requirements involving parks and pools. Players may also build a roundabout as an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk (unused in the normal version) —roundabouts cost points.		1. With the Advanced Variant, there are additional city plans with requirements involving parks and pools. Players may also build a roundabout as an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk (unused in the normal version) —roundabouts cost points.

	2. With Expert Rules, rather than all players collectively using the same cards, each player gets dealt three cards of his own, and chooses a number from one, and an action from another. The third, unused, card gets passed to the next player. On each subsequent turn, each player gets dealt two new cards, and again chooses a number from one, an action from another, and ~~pass~~ the third.		2. With Expert Rules, rather than all players collectively using the same cards, each player gets dealt three cards of his own, and chooses a number from one, and an action from another. The third, unused, card gets passed to the next player. On each subsequent turn, each player gets dealt two new cards, and again chooses a number from one, an action from another, and passes the third.

	== Expansions ==		== Expansions ==

Zedmango: /* Expert Rules and Advanced Variant: */ corrected inaccurate instructions; previous writer got them completely wrong

2023-06-13T04:25:55Z

Expert Rules and Advanced Variant:: corrected inaccurate instructions; previous writer got them completely wrong

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	Optionally, games can be set up to use Expert Rules, Advanced Variant, or both.		Optionally, games can be set up to use Expert Rules, Advanced Variant, or both.

	1. With the Advanced Variant, ~~roundabouts can be built~~ as additional ~~actions~~. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an ~~asterisk—roundabouts incur negative~~ points.		1. With the Advanced Variant, there are additional city plans with requirements involving parks and pools. Players may also build a roundabout as an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk (unused in the normal version) —roundabouts cost points.

	2. With Expert Rules, ~~you only see~~ the 3 cards ~~with numbers on them. Choose~~ a number and ~~you will then be presented with~~ the ~~actions listed on the other~~ two cards ~~to select~~ one.		2. With Expert Rules, rather than all players collectively using the same cards, each player gets dealt three cards of his own, and chooses a number from one, and an action from another. The third, unused, card gets passed to the next player. On each subsequent turn, each player gets dealt two new cards, and again chooses a number from one, an action from another, and pass the third.

	== Expansions ==		== Expansions ==

Mstaten: /* Expert Rules and Advanced Variant: */ More wording changes

2023-05-09T12:25:33Z

Expert Rules and Advanced Variant:: More wording changes

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	=== Expert Rules and Advanced Variant: ===		=== Expert Rules and Advanced Variant: ===

	~~1. With the Advanced Variant~~, ~~roundabouts~~ can be ~~built as an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one~~ set to ~~the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space~~, ~~and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts~~, ~~and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk—roundabouts incur negative points~~.		Optionally, games can be set up to use Expert Rules, Advanced Variant, or both.

	2. With Expert Rules, you only see the 3 cards with numbers on them. ~~choose one~~ and you will then be presented with the actions listed on the other two cards ~~and you can choose~~ one.		1. With the Advanced Variant, roundabouts can be built as additional actions. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk—roundabouts incur negative points.

			2. With Expert Rules, you only see the 3 cards with numbers on them. Choose a number and you will then be presented with the actions listed on the other two cards to select one.

	== Expansions ==		== Expansions ==

Mstaten: /* Expert Rules and advanced variant: */ Some wording improvements and a correction and clearer identification of which parts are associated with Expert Rules and which with Advanced Variant.

2023-05-09T12:13:19Z

Expert Rules and advanced variant:: Some wording improvements and a correction and clearer identification of which parts are associated with Expert Rules and which with Advanced Variant.

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	=== Expert Rules and ~~advanced variant~~: ===		=== Expert Rules and Advanced Variant: ===

	1. ~~The Roundabout is~~ an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a ~~gate~~ to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an ~~asterisk—roubdabouts~~ incur negative points.		1. With the Advanced Variant, roundabouts can be built as an additional action. By placing a roundabout on your street, you can have one set of numbers to the right of the roundabout (0 to 17) and one set to the left (0 to 17). Creating a roundabout uses a house space, and automatically adds a fence to the right and left of the roundabout. You can build up to two roundabouts, and fill in the lowest scored circle in the red section of the scorepad marked with an asterisk—roundabouts incur negative points.

	2. ~~In the advanced variant~~, you only see the 3 cards with numbers on them. choose one and you will then be presented with the actions listed on the other two cards and you can choose one.		2. With Expert Rules, you only see the 3 cards with numbers on them. choose one and you will then be presented with the actions listed on the other two cards and you can choose one.

	== Expansions ==		== Expansions ==