Thames & Kosmos Caesar & Cleopatra handleiding

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If a patrician group has eight or more influence cards at

the end of a turn, a special vote of confidence immediately

arises. It works in the same way as a ‘normal’ vote of

confidence.

Special vote of confidence

OTHER IMPORTANT RULES

•

As soon as the first patrician group is emptied (i.e. all

patricians in this group have been won from the table), you

have a decision to make: You can only keep one of the two

mission cards which you received at the beginning of the

game. You now have to discard the other one face down.

• Whenever a patrician group is emptied: Remove any

influence cards remaining there and place them on your

discard piles. Immediately remove the bust of that colour

from the game and return it to the box.

Is a patrician group empty?

This special card is played to a patrician group like any

normal influence card – face up or face down. If there is

a vote of confidence and the group in question contains a

philosopher card, the winner is not whoever has the higher

total value of the influence cards, but whoever has the lower

total value.

Important: Whoever has the higher total value (and thus

loses the confidence vote) must still discard the influence

card with the highest value in this group. Whoever has

the lower total value (and therefore wins) discards the

influence card with the lowest value. The philosopher

is also placed on the discard pile. The philosopher only

remains face up if there is a tie.

Philosophers reinterpret

the outcome.

Philosophers

• If there is one philosopher on each side of the same

group, they cancel each other out. In this case,

whoever has the higher total value wins.

•

If there are two philosophers on one side and no

philosophers on the other side, they do not cancel each

other out. The two philosophers count as one in this case.

• If there are two philosophers on one side and only

one on the other side, the philosopher’s rule applies

again: Whoever has the lower total value wins.

• If the only card on one side is one philosopher and

there are normal influence cards on the other side,

then the side on which the philosopher is placed

counts as a total value of 0. So, whoever has the

philosopher on their side wins.

Special cases – Philosophers

Important: Even after a special vote of confidence, a

bust is pulled out of the bag. This can lead to another

vote of confidence.

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