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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
* Each player gets a 4*4 board and fit them together. This is each of their area.
* Each player gets a 4*4 board and fits them together. This is each player's territory.
* Each player gets 3 pawns (one dot), 3 drones (two dots) and 3 queens (three dots) and place them on their areas. Colours don't matter.
* Each player gets 3 pawns (one dot), 3 drones (two dots) and 3 queens (three dots) and places them in their territory. Colours don't matter.
* On your turn, move a piece in your area. If you move onto an opponent piece, you capture it.
* On your turn, move a piece in your territory. If you move onto an opponent's piece, you capture it.
* Pawns can move one space diagonally, drones can move up to two spaces orthogonally and queens can move any number of spaces in any direction.
* Pawns can move one space diagonally, drones can move up to two spaces orthogonally (left or right but not diagonally) and queens can move any number of spaces in any direction.
* You can merge a drone and a pawn to a queen if you have no queens, and merge two pawns to a drone if you have no drones.
* You can merge a drone and a pawn to a queen if you have no queens, and merge two pawns to a drone if you have no drones.
* In a 2-player game, your opponent may not “reject” your move; if one player moves a piece across the canal, the other can’t move it back to the same square it came from.


==End of the Game==
==End of the Game==
* The game ends when an area is empty.
* The game ends when a territory is empty.
* Each player scores 1 point for a dot on a piece they capture. The player with the most points wins.
* Each player scores 1 point for a dot on a piece they capture. The player with the most points wins.
* If there is a tie, the player who makes the move causing the game to end is the winner, regardless of points.
* If there is a tie, the player who makes the move causing the game to end is the winner, regardless of points.

Latest revision as of 12:47, 5 December 2024

Gameplay

  • Each player gets a 4*4 board and fits them together. This is each player's territory.
  • Each player gets 3 pawns (one dot), 3 drones (two dots) and 3 queens (three dots) and places them in their territory. Colours don't matter.
  • On your turn, move a piece in your territory. If you move onto an opponent's piece, you capture it.
  • Pawns can move one space diagonally, drones can move up to two spaces orthogonally (left or right but not diagonally) and queens can move any number of spaces in any direction.
  • You can merge a drone and a pawn to a queen if you have no queens, and merge two pawns to a drone if you have no drones.
  • In a 2-player game, your opponent may not “reject” your move; if one player moves a piece across the canal, the other can’t move it back to the same square it came from.

End of the Game

  • The game ends when a territory is empty.
  • Each player scores 1 point for a dot on a piece they capture. The player with the most points wins.
  • If there is a tie, the player who makes the move causing the game to end is the winner, regardless of points.