Carcarsonne
Carcarsonne
Carcassonne! A delightful tile-laying game where 2-5 players develop the landscape around a medieval fortress city. Players draw and place tiles featuring roads, cities, cloisters, and fields, expanding the territory. With each tile placement, players can strategically deploy their "meeples" as knights, robbers, monks, or farmers to claim features and score points as they are completed. The game ends when all tiles are placed, and the player with the most points, earned through clever meeple placement and feature completion, is declared the master builder of the Carcassonne countryside.
FAQ - Carcarsonne
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No, you must always place a tile so that all features (roads, cities, fields) line up with the features on adjacent tiles.
You score points for a feature when it is completed. A road is completed when both ends terminate at a city, cloister, or road intersection; a city is completed when it is fully enclosed by walls; and a cloister is completed when it is surrounded by eight tiles.
The player with the most meeples on the feature at the time of completion scores the points. If there is a tie, both players score the full points.
No, you cannot place a meeple on a feature that already has another meeple on it, even if the meeples belong to different players. You can only claim a feature that is currently unclaimed.