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Carcassonne: The City

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tile and to other wall segments (or the city gate). Wall segments prevent tiles to be placed beyond the wall, and also serve to complete features. After the second pile is exhausted, each player places two wall segments. In a two-player game, two wall segments are placed instead of one after the first pile is exhausted, and four wall segments are placed instead of two after the second pile is exhausted.
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intermediate spaces. At the end of wall building, the player on move may choose to build a tower at either end of the wall; this immediately scores one point for each wall segment between the new tower and the previous tower along the wall (or between the tower and the city gate, if there is no intervening tower).
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After a tile is placed, a player may choose to place a follower onto the newly placed tile. Like other games, followers claim a feature of a tile, and may not be placed in features where another follower is present. It is entirely possible to place followers in such a way that two or more followers
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The game is complete whenever either all wall segments or all tiles are used, or alternatively whenever the two ends of the city wall are within five walls of each other. At this point the entire city is considered to be walled in, and any features that are completed in this manner are scored. All
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At this time the residential areas and followers on walls are scored: residential areas, complete or otherwise, score two points for each adjacent market for the player(s) with the most followers. Followers on walls score for each public or historic building in the row or column of tiles extending
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City walls enter play once the first pile is exhausted. Whenever a feature is scored, walls are added to the board. The first player to score after the first pile is exhausted places the city gate next to any tile, and thereafter all players must place a wall segment such that it is adjacent to a
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games, the player(s) with the majority of followers on a completed feature score the full number of points—all others having a claim to the feature score nothing. Roads are worth two points per tile for roads of at least four tiles, and one point per tile for shorter ones, while markets score one
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Features are considered complete if the feature in question is unable to be expanded—roads when they reach intersections, city walls, or form a closed loop, and markets and residential areas by the presence of each other or by roads or walls. If markets or roads are completed by the placement of
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At the start of the game, the 75 tiles are divided into three piles, one each of 30, 25, and 20 tiles—players initially draw from the pile of 30, and then the piles of 25 and 20, the latter two of which the city walls are introduced. There are also 12 towers, which are split equally among the
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A player may choose to place a follower on a wall segment whenever it is placed: however, a follower cannot be placed on a wall segment if there is another follower directly opposite. Followers can, however, be placed in such a way that they are opposite each other through the filling in of
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Other features may be completed by placement of wall segments, and they are scored at that time. This does not, however, cause new walls to be built. Completed roads or markets that do not score due to the absence of followers
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games, each player at the start of their turn must draw and place a tile so that they are adjacent to other tiles and such that the features connect with each other. Unlike
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point per tile, multiplied by the number of distinct goods that are sold therein (there are three distinct types of goods in markets). As in other
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share a feature. Players are also advised to lay their followers on residential areas lying down, as they are only scored at the end of the game.
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is packaged in a "deluxe" manner: the box itself is made from wood, as are the parts for the city walls, followers, and towers.
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other followers on incomplete roads and markets (caused from holes in the city itself) are removed, and are not scored.
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also adds city walls and towers, which can inhibit the growth of the playing field in a certain direction.
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games, followers on completed features are returned to their owners, which can then be reused.
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games, the objective of the game is to score points based on placement of the tiles. However,
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from their wall section: two points for public buildings and three for historic buildings.
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The player with the most points at the end of scoring wins the game.
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itself (the city itself had previously been only represented in any
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games, followers may not be placed on just-completed features.
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tiles, they are then immediately scored. Like other
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