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Bruno Kruchak

(Quertzacoalt)

Brazil
Brasilia
Distrito Federal

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End & victory - (...) Ties are broken on the player with the most Kings, then the most Princes, etc.

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Posted Wed Mar 16, 2011 2:59 pm
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Paul-Michael Agapow

(outlier)

United Kingdom
London

Quertzacoalt wrote:

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End & victory - (...) Ties are broken on the player with the most Kings, then the most Princes, etc.

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Awp! A residue left from a different rule summary. I'll fix this.

Posted Thu Mar 17, 2011 10:26 am
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Chester Ogborn

(cornjob)

United States
Albuquerque
New Mexico

Did you find an authoritative interpretation for how to handle the slush fund from round to round?

This rules version states: "may be dissolved or kept", but I don't find that in the original rules. I think it says, "may" so you can infer that is the correct interpretation. However, can you keep part of the money in the fund?

I've asked these questions elsewhere and no one really every responded.

Posted Thu Mar 24, 2011 7:45 pm
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(Kaffedrake)

Sweden

Help, I'm being held prisoner in an overtext typing facility! I don't have much time, they could find out at any m

I'm that weirdo whose number of badges sold prior to yesterday Bail Organa is keeping track of

I think I see two things that should be fixed/added:

1. The summary gives "All floor cubes are uses" as a game end condition. Besides the typo, the rules say the game ends "if it is impossible to complete any more houses", which is not the same thing - you could have placed all the cubes and still be able to place a roof.

2. The summary is lacking the rule that a player who wins two rounds wins a multi-round game.

Edited Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:55 am
Posted Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:55 am
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