Harmonies
Harmonies
Harmonies is a beautifully illustrated tile-laying game where you create a thriving ecosystem by carefully placing terrain tiles to score points for interconnected landscapes and wildlife. The satisfying puzzle of connecting elements and optimizing your board for maximum harmony makes for a relaxing yet engaging experience.
FAQ - Harmonies
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In most tile-laying games, there are rules about drawing new tiles or having to discard and redraw if you cannot legally place anything. Refer to the specific rules of Harmonies for the exact procedure.
Scoring typically involves completing certain patterns, connecting specific types of tiles, or having the most of a certain resource/creature at the end of the game. Check the scoring section of the rulebook for a comprehensive breakdown of all the scoring opportunities in Harmonies.
Tile-laying games often have indirect player interaction through competition for the best placement spots or by blocking opponents. The degree of interaction depends on the specific game mechanics of Harmonies. Review the rules for any direct or indirect player interaction mechanisms.
The rulebook will specify the procedure for what happens when the draw pile is empty. Usually, the discard pile gets reshuffled to create a new draw pile. If there is no discard pile, there might be a rule indicating the game ends at this point.