She is supposed to place the two tiles in the proper place on the board.īasic Carcassonne rules apply (citation needed). Power source is 1V 0Ω, all resistors are 1Ω, diode is 0Ω, wire resistance is ignored. During this turn of hers, there are two identical tiles in her hand (both in the shape of the green tile on the right). We haven't decided on the use of the features but here's a simple puzzle based on my ideas.Īlice is playing a game of Circuissonne (citation needed) and she had already claimed this light bulb. We'll use circuit symbols instead of roads and cities. We're starting a project on Explain XKCD (link currently not available) to create a new esoteric board game that is a mix of Carcassonne and XKCD 730. In this case, there is no decision involved it is your only option.This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #7: Board games.Īnd also, this puzzle is also a parody of XKCD's 730. The German rules allow you not to place a meeple just simply because you don't have any left in your supply. You may interpret that you need at least one meeple in your supply in order to be able to choose not to place it. The English rules read 'Each time you choose not to place a meeple on the tile you just have placed' and it can be somewhat misleading. This wording is based on the German rules. This would simply justify that it will not be affected by any possible revolts.

It just stresses that your meeple has become a supporter of the peasants' cause. This sentence, misplaced in the ZMG rules, may be misleading and it has no effect in gameplay. If so, the player could chain several revolts in the same turn. Therefore, the actions would take place, the tile would be discarded and the player would draw a new tile. The rules do not include any limitations if this situation would happen. The actions associated to the peasant revolt will take place even if the tile cannot be placed afterwards. Meeples placed with a magic portal can also be protected for 4 points.Ī wagon stays protected until it return's to its owner's supply, even if it is placed on or moved to a feature that it is not affected by peasant revolts. Meeples placed on any feature may be protected for 2 points in phase 2.

Placing meeples with crop circles ( Mini #7 - Crop Circles).Swapping meeples with the Seduction Token ( Exp.6 - Count, King & Robber), although pointless Redeploying meeples from Carcassonne ( Exp.Placing meeples with flying machines ( Mini #1 - The Flier (Flying Machines)).Placing meeples with magic portals ( Exp.Placing meeples (including the phantom) directly (see The Phantom).Adding a meeple with the 20th Anniversary Expansion ( 20th Anniversary Expansion).Placing a meeple with the 20th Anniversary Expansion ( 20th Anniversary Expansion).Placing a meeple on a feature with a Change Position gift card ( The Gifts).Placing meeples with a Synod gift card ( The Gifts).Swapping meeples with La Porxada ( La Porxada).Meeples may be protected when placed on or moved to any feature for 4 points in any phase:.The active player may protect meeples on any feature even if not affected by peasant revolts.When scoring a feature, a protected meeple is treated like a normal meeple. Players who are not hit by the peasant revolt cannot score any points for protected meeples.įinal scoring is performed according to use usual rules. Note! Only players, who have to check their meeples during the peasant revolt, score points for their protected meeples. Now, place the land tile according to the usual rules and continue your turn. This continues until a player has to return at least 1 meeple to their supply, or none of the players have been affected. If they, also are not affected by the peasant revolt, it moves on to the next player. They also check, in the same way as described before, whether or not the revolt affects them and if they score points for protected meeples. If you do not have to return a meeple to your supply, because none of your meeples are standing on affected features or because all of your meeples, on affected features, are protected, the peasant revolt moves on and hits the player to your left. The peasant revolt moves on to the next player Your protected meeple on the right stays on the tile and scores 2 points. Your unprotected meeple is standing on a road on the left. Example 1: You draw a land tile with the peasant revolt symbol for roads (symbol enlarged in this example).

Basic carcassonne rules