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== Rules == | == Rules == | ||
The rules (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djambi) leave space for interpretation on some fine points of the game. Choices made for the BGA implementation are the following: | The rules (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djambi) leave space for interpretation on some fine points of the game. Choices made for the BGA implementation are the following: | ||
* you can '''kill your own pieces''', except the leader (sometimes sacrifice is necessary); | *- you can '''kill your own pieces''', except the leader (sometimes sacrifice is necessary); | ||
* the Reporter has the choice '''not to kill''' (the Press is not above making some arrangements with political parties); | *- the Reporter has the choice '''not to kill''' (the Press is not above making some arrangements with political parties); | ||
* a Chief '''is eliminated''' if fully entrapped by corpses with no Necromobile left in play; | *- a Chief '''is eliminated''' if fully entrapped by corpses with no Necromobile left in play; | ||
* the '''master move of the Diplomat''' is available (removing a Chief from the Maze, then replacing | *- the '''master move of the Diplomat''' is available (removing a Chief from the Maze, then replacing them by another Chief when leaving the Maze); | ||
* the '''master move of the Assassin''' is available (killing a Chief in power, then killing another Chief when leaving the Maze and setting up | *- the '''master move of the Assassin''' is available (killing a Chief in power, then killing another Chief when leaving the Maze and setting up their corpse in the Maze as a puppet regime!) | ||
*- when only two players are left, if chief A enters the maze, '''the next turn will be for player B''', before player A gets two consecutive turns. | |||
== Credits == | == Credits == | ||
Illustrations for the "Whimsy" theme (see game preferences) have been created by Reno (http://reno-pixellu.com/blog/), Boulet (http://www.bouletcorp.com) and Lucie Albon (http://www.luciealbon.net/). | Illustrations for the "Whimsy" theme (see game preferences) have been created by Reno (http://reno-pixellu.com/blog/), Boulet (http://www.bouletcorp.com) and Lucie Albon (http://www.luciealbon.net/). | ||
Latest revision as of 13:27, 22 April 2023
Rules
The rules (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djambi) leave space for interpretation on some fine points of the game. Choices made for the BGA implementation are the following:
- - you can kill your own pieces, except the leader (sometimes sacrifice is necessary);
- - the Reporter has the choice not to kill (the Press is not above making some arrangements with political parties);
- - a Chief is eliminated if fully entrapped by corpses with no Necromobile left in play;
- - the master move of the Diplomat is available (removing a Chief from the Maze, then replacing them by another Chief when leaving the Maze);
- - the master move of the Assassin is available (killing a Chief in power, then killing another Chief when leaving the Maze and setting up their corpse in the Maze as a puppet regime!)
- - when only two players are left, if chief A enters the maze, the next turn will be for player B, before player A gets two consecutive turns.
Credits
Illustrations for the "Whimsy" theme (see game preferences) have been created by Reno (http://reno-pixellu.com/blog/), Boulet (http://www.bouletcorp.com) and Lucie Albon (http://www.luciealbon.net/).