Thames & Kosmos Pillars of the Earth handleiding

Niet gecategoriseerd

Thames & Kosmos

8 pagina's

PDF beschikbaar

Handleiding

5. Kingsbridge Priory: Take victory points

Special notice will be taken of those who take care of the prior

and honor him as the highest authority for the building project.

A player who has placed a master builder on the first space

in Kingsbridge Priory receives 2 victory points. For a

placement on the second space, 1 victory point is earned.

The victory point marker is moved accordingly.

6.–8. Resource production: Claim resources from resource spaces

The workers in the forest, quarry, and gravel pit will work hard to produce the raw materials

needed to build the glorious cathedral.

Each player receives the corresponding 2, 3, or 4 building resources from the building

resource cards that he or she has placed in front of himself or herself. Players take the

building resources from the building resource spaces (not the market) on the board. The

building resource cards are then added to the cards that were left over in Phase I and put

aside for the next round. Players return their workers to their reserve for the next round.

Tip: There is one advantage card for each resource (wood, stone, and sand) that will give

the player an additional income of 1 building resource from the building resource space.

Note: In the rare case that you produce resources and there are no cubes available in the

supply, simply note the resources that you are owed and use them as required. Do not take

them from the market.

9. King’s court: Tax exemption and metal

Prove yourself loyal and curry favor with the King, and you will

be granted amnesty from unwelcome taxes. Busy yourself early

to earn the King’s favor and you might even earn metal from the

royal ore mines.

• The King requires players to pay taxes. The amount of the

tax varies from round to round, depending on the King’s mood.

• The starting player rolls the die. The result determines the taxation for the

round. The values on the taxation die range from 2 to 5.

• All players pay their taxes (2—5 gold) for the current round. They move their wealth

markers on the gold track accordingly.

Exception: Players who placed a master builder in the King’s court are exempt from

tax for this round and pay nothing.

• The first player to place a master builder in the King’s court (on the space

next to the metal cube) receives the metal building resource cube and places

it in front of himself or herself.

Important: If a player cannot pay his or her taxes, the player must pay as much gold as

he or she has. Players lose 1 victory point for every 2 gold that they cannot pay (rounded

down, in the player’s favor).

10. Shiring: Recruit a craftsman

In Shiring, you can recruit skilled craftsmen to assist you.

Each player who placed a master builder on a master builder space

in Shi ring receives the craftsman card that was placed above that

space and places it face up in his or her craftsmen row. Unlike

recruiting craftsmen in Phase I, the player does not have to pay

the recruitment price for this craftsman. If one or both spaces in

Shiring are unoccupied, the craftsman cards are removed from the game.

11. Shiring Castle: Take 2 workers for the

next round

In the Castle, you can hire new workers.

A player who placed a master builder on

Shiring Castle receives 2 gray workers.

He or she adds these to the workers in front of

himself or herself. In the next round, the player

has 2 additional workers available to fulfill the building resource cards or earn income

at the wool mill. At the end of the next round, the 2 gray workers return to Shiring

Castle.

12. Kingsbridge resource market: Buy and sell building resources

Tip: If you don’t place a master builder on the

resource market, you cannot buy any building

resources and you cannot sell any building resources to

refill your gold reserves (which is often more important

than buying).

• In the order (spaces 1 to 4) in which the players

placed their master builders on the building

resources market, they may now take turns

taking an action in the market. In order, players

continue to take actions as long as players want

to take actions or until all have passed (i.e., each

player may take several turns).

• An action is either the purchase or sale of a type of building resource.

• To buy a building resource, the player takes as many resource cubes of one type as he

or she wishes from the marketplace spaces of the resource market and places the cubes

with his or her own building resources in front of himself or herself. There are never

more than 4 resource cubes of any type of building resource available. Next, the

player moves his or her wealth marker accordingly on the gold track: Each stone costs

4 gold, each wood costs 3 gold, and each sand costs 2 gold.

Important: The building resource metal cannot be bought in the resource market!

• To sell a building resource, the player gives up as many resource cubes of one type as

he or she wishes and places them in the appropriate location (forest, quarry, gravel pit;

metal is placed next to the board). Then, the player moves his or her wealth marker

on the gold track according to the sale value of the building resource cubes: Metal

earns 5 gold, stone earns 4 gold, wood earns 3 gold, and sand earns 2 gold.

• When a player no longer wishes to take any actions in the resource market, he or she

takes his or her master builder from the game board and returns it to the bag.

ason

ortar

ixer

Bekijk gratis de handleiding van Thames & Kosmos Pillars of the Earth, stel vragen en lees de antwoorden op veelvoorkomende problemen, of gebruik onze assistent om sneller informatie in de handleiding te vinden of uitleg te krijgen over specifieke functies.