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De Abt is origineel gepubliceerd in 2014 door Hans im Glück in Template:Year nl.

In deze kleine uitbreiding in het spel worden de Abt horige en zijn tuinen introduceert.

Een tuin

Samen met De Rivier en De Abt worden deze beide uitbreidingen beschouwd als onderdeel van het basisspel, waarbij de mogelijkheid is om ze weg te laten uit het spel. ^[1] De Abt brengt nieuwe tactieken mee naar boven en hiermee maakt hij van de nieuwe editie iets unieks ten opzichte van de 1ste editie.

Met zijn introductie in Template:Year nl, in het nieuwe design zijn tegels met tuinen in het Basisspel toegevoegd, inclusief De Rivier. Later zijn de tuinen ook verschenen op de nieuwe grote uitbreidingen toen deze opnieuw werden uitgebracht in het vernieuwde artwork, en toen Big Box 6 werd uitgebracht in Template:Year nl. ^[2] bevatten een nieuwe mechaniek betrekkend op de Abt, maar de tegels die beïnvloed worden maken geen deel uit van de uitbreiding zelf. De tuin tegels zitten verspreid over verschillende tegels van het basisspel en de uitbreidingen die zijn opgenomen in de tegel distributie hier beneden.

Tenslotte, het moet worden opgemerkt dat de (nieuwe) abt in deze uitbreiding niet dezelfde is als de (oude) abt uit Duitse, Nederlandse en Belgische Kloosters, en Japanse Gebouwen. De nieuwe abt is een gespecialiseerde horige voor kloosters en tuinen, waar voorheen de oude abten normale horige waren op de speciale kloosters. Voor het geval alles al niet verwarrend genoeg was.

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6 abbots, one in each player color.^[3]

The abbot meeples in several colors

Regels

Voorbereiding

Each player adds the abbot of their color to their supply. With the exception of the new rules used with this mini-expansion, all basic Carcassonne rules remain unchanged.

Spelverloop

Plaatsen van een Tegel

Wanneer een tegel met een tuin geplaatst wordt, moet deze zo worden neergelegd dat de zijdes overeenkomen met die van de tegels die al in het spel zijn.

Placing a Meeple OR the Abbot

When placing a tile with a monastery or garden, you may place your abbot onto the monastery or onto the garden. ^[4] ^[5] ^[6] ^[7] You may, of course, place a regular meeple onto the monastery, or other features, such as roads, etc. You may not place a regular meeple onto the garden.

Scoring with the Abbot

When the monastery or garden occupied by your abbot is surrounded by eight tiles, you score 9 points (just like a regular monastery scoring). During final scoring, incomplete monasteries occupied by abbots are scored the same way as those occupied by monks.

On your turn, you may decide to not place a meeple,^[8] and may instead return your already-placed abbot to your supply. If you do so, you score as many points as the garden or monastery your abbot occupied is worth at that time,^[9] exactly like how monasteries are scored during the final scoring.

You place this tile, but choose to not place a meeple. Instead, you return your abbot to your supply, which you placed on a previous turn. You score 6 points (1 for the garden, and 5 for the tiles surrounding it).

Tegel distributie

De volgende tegel distributie bevat alle tegels met een tuin afgebeeld, die gevonden kunnen worden in het Basisspel en de uitbreidingen. Welk zijn uitgebracht tot (9/2018) voor de vernieuwde uitgave.

Basisspel

Totale aantal tegels: 8

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Rivier I

Totale aantal tegels: 1

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Kathedralen en Herbergen

Totale aantal tegels: 2

Abbot-Inns And Cathedrals C2 Tile B Garden.jpg

x1

Abbot-Inns And Cathedrals C2 Tile H Garden.jpg

x1

Kooplieden en Bouwmeesters

Totale aantal tegels: 2

Abbot-Traders And Builders C2 Tile K Garden.jpg

x1

Abbot-Traders And Builders C2 Tile U Garden.jpg

x1

De Draak, de Fee en de Jonkvrouw

Totale aantal tegels: 2

Abbot-Princess And Dragon C2 Tile B Garden.jpg

x1

Abbot-Princess And Dragon C2 Tile J Garden.jpg

x1

De Toren

Totale aantal tegels: 2

x1

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Burgemeesters en Abdijen

Totale aantal tegels: 1

Abbot-Abbey And Mayor C2 Tile H Garden.jpg

x1

Graaf, Koning en Consorten

Totale aantal tegels: 2

Abbot-Count King And Robber C2 Tile B Garden.jpg

x1 (King and Robber)

x1 (River II)

Schapen en Heuvels

Totale aantal tegels: 1

Abbot-Hills And Sheep C2 Tile E Garden.jpg

x1

Het Circus

Totale aantal tegels: 2

Abbot-Under Big Top C2 Tile A Garden.jpg

x1

Abbot-Under Big Top C2 Tile G Garden.jpg

x1

Vliegenier, De (Vliegtuigen)

Totale aantal tegels: 1

Abbot-Flying Machines C2 Tile H Garden.jpg

x1

Tovenaar en Heks

Total tiles: 1

Abbot-Mage And Witch C2 Tile E Garden.jpg

x1

Robbers, The

Total tiles: 1

x1

Spiel Doch 02/2018

Total tiles: 1

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Footnotes

For Icons explanation and licensing please visit Icons page.

↑ Zoals aangegeven staat in de regels van Big Box 6.
↑ De uitbreidingen uit de Big Box 6 die tuinen bevatten zijn Herbergen & Kathedralen, Kooplieden & Bouwmeesters, De Vliegtuigen(Flying Machines), Tovenaar & Heks en De Rovers.
↑ As far as the Big Box 6 is concerned, the sixth set of (pink) meeples is a part of the basic game, not Inns and Cathedrals. The same happens in Big Box 6 with the sixth abbot meeple. Prior to Big Box 6, the Base Game included five abbots, with the sixth included with the sixth set of meeples in Inns and Cathedrals.
↑ The abbot is considered a meeple, but he has limitations as described in this sentence.(3/2015)
↑ Because the abbot is a meeple, the abbot can use a magic portal and can be used as a flier. However, the abbot can only end up on an unfinished monastery or garden, and the monastery or garden must be unclaimed if using the magic portal. (3/2015)
↑ There is dispute as to whether the abbot can be placed on a tower. One clarification states that this is legal because the abbot is a follower. However, this contradicts the stated limitation of the abbot as well as clarifications regarding other limited followers (mayor and wagon). Thus, this question is considered open at this time. (3/2015)
↑ There are no official rules regarding whether an abbot could be placed onto an abbey or a shrine/cult place, as they are considered monasteries (albeit the latter heretic). This would mean an abbot could be involved in a challenge between a monastery/abbey and a shrine/cult place. The abbot's special ability would allow him to quit the challenge, even if his monastery/abbey or shrine/cult place was not complete, and would score the incomplete feature (monastery, abbey or shrine/cult place).
↑ The actual C II rules refer to not placing a “meeple,” but they are also referring to special figures not considered as meeples such as the builder, the pig or the barn, as can be implied according to the figure classification provided in Big Box 6 and making it extensive to all the expansions. Therefore this stipulation actually refer to not performing any other “Move Wood” action at all, but this is not explicitly stated. In other words, the publisher was keeping the rules as simple as possible at the moment when not all the new edition expansions where released. (12/2014, updated 3/2015, updated 9/2018)
↑ This scoring occurs immediately during the “Move Wood” phase when the abbot is removed. This effectively protects the abbot from the dragon and produces a scoring round for Messages. Afterwards, the normal scoring phase occurs. (3/2015)

[1] Zoals aangegeven staat in de regels van Big Box 6.

[2] De uitbreidingen uit de Big Box 6 die tuinen bevatten zijn Herbergen & Kathedralen, Kooplieden & Bouwmeesters, De Vliegtuigen(Flying Machines), Tovenaar & Heks en De Rovers.

[3] As far as the Big Box 6 is concerned, the sixth set of (pink) meeples is a part of the basic game, not Inns and Cathedrals. The same happens in Big Box 6 with the sixth abbot meeple. Prior to Big Box 6, the Base Game included five abbots, with the sixth included with the sixth set of meeples in Inns and Cathedrals.

[4] The abbot is considered a meeple, but he has limitations as described in this sentence.(3/2015)

[5] Because the abbot is a meeple, the abbot can use a magic portal and can be used as a flier. However, the abbot can only end up on an unfinished monastery or garden, and the monastery or garden must be unclaimed if using the magic portal. (3/2015)

[6] There is dispute as to whether the abbot can be placed on a tower. One clarification states that this is legal because the abbot is a follower. However, this contradicts the stated limitation of the abbot as well as clarifications regarding other limited followers (mayor and wagon). Thus, this question is considered open at this time. (3/2015)

[7] There are no official rules regarding whether an abbot could be placed onto an abbey or a shrine/cult place, as they are considered monasteries (albeit the latter heretic). This would mean an abbot could be involved in a challenge between a monastery/abbey and a shrine/cult place. The abbot's special ability would allow him to quit the challenge, even if his monastery/abbey or shrine/cult place was not complete, and would score the incomplete feature (monastery, abbey or shrine/cult place).

[8] The actual C II rules refer to not placing a “meeple,” but they are also referring to special figures not considered as meeples such as the builder, the pig or the barn, as can be implied according to the figure classification provided in Big Box 6 and making it extensive to all the expansions. Therefore this stipulation actually refer to not performing any other “Move Wood” action at all, but this is not explicitly stated. In other words, the publisher was keeping the rules as simple as possible at the moment when not all the new edition expansions where released. (12/2014, updated 3/2015, updated 9/2018)

[9] This scoring occurs immediately during the “Move Wood” phase when the abbot is removed. This effectively protects the abbot from the dragon and produces a scoring round for Messages. Afterwards, the normal scoring phase occurs. (3/2015)

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