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Exp. 1 - Inns & Cathedrals

Inns

Cathedrals

Big FollowerLarge Meeple

Exp. 2 - Traders & Builders

Trade good tokens

Builder

Pig

Exp. 3 - The Princess & The Dragon

Princess

Dragon

Fairy

Magic portal

Exp. 4 - The Tower

Exp. 5 - Abbey & Mayor

Abbey

Mayor

Wagon

Barn

Exp. 6 - Count, King & Robber

Count of Carcassonne

King & Robber Baron

The River II

Shrines

Exp. 7 - The Catapult

Exp. 8 - Bridges, Castles & Bazaars

Bridges

Castles

Bazaars

Exp. 9 - Hills & Sheep

Hills

Shepherd

Vineyards

Exp. 10 - Under The Big Top

Circus

Acrobats

Ringmaster

Exp. 11 - Ghosts, Castles & Cemeteries

Guard FollowersGuard Meeples

Ghosts

Haunted Castles

Cemeteries

The Wheel Of Fortune

Mini 1 - The Flier

Mini 2 - Dispatches (Messages)

Mini 3 - The Ferries

Mini 4 - Goldmines

Mini 5 - Mage & Witch

Mage

Witch

Mini 6 - Robbers

Mini 7 - Crop Circles / Crop Circles I / WE Corn Circles

The River / WE River

20th Anniversary River

Besiegers / Cathars / Siege

Mini Expansion GQ#11

The Phantom

Halflings

The Plague

The Tunnel

The Festival

The Wind Roses

Little Buildings

Darmstadt Promo

The School

Russian Promos

La Porxada

Castles In Germany

Cathedrals In Germany

Monasteries In Germany / Monasteries In The Netherlands & Belgium / Japanese Buildings

Spiel Promo Tiles

The Labyrinth

The Abbot

Abbot

Gardens

The Watchtowers

Markets Of Leipzig

The Fruit-Bearing Trees

The Barber-Surgeons

Spiel Doch! 02/2018

The Tollkeepers

The Peasant Revolts

20th Anniversary Expansion

The Gifts

The Signposts

The Bets

Ukraine Promo

The Wonders of Humanity

The Spell Circles

The Drawbridges

The Spring

Snakes and Ladders

Saint Nicholas Scoring Board

Licensed Expansions:

Unofficial Expansions:

Print & Play (PnP) And Cut & Play (CnP):

Easter In Carcassonne (PnP)

The City Gates (PnP)

The Fortune Teller (PnP)

The Land Surveyors (PnP)

CutCassonne (CnP)

WE Gingerbread Man

Select All C1

Select All C2+C3

Select All WE

Select Edition Neutral

Big Box 1

Big Box 1 (RGG)

Big Box 2

Big Box 3

Big Box 4

Big Box 5

Big Box 6

Big Box 7

Limited Edition 2003

LE Traders & Builders

LE Princess & Dragon

LE Crop Circles

LE 10th Anniversary

LE Müller Exclusive

20th Anniversary Edition

Major Expansions (0/0)

Minor Expansions (0/0)

Other Expansions (0/0)

Fan Expansions (0/0)

Quick Selectors

Filters (-)

C1

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WE

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Show Editions:

Preferred Edition:

1st Edition (C1)

New Edition (C2+C3)

Winter Edition (WE)

Mark rules adaptations

Selected expansions:

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Minor:

Other:

Fan:

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Quick Selection:

Bards of Carcassonne

Black Dragon

Black Tower

Castle Lords

City Bridges

Cleric & Serf

The Courier

COVID-19

Děčínský Sněžník

Divided Cities

Family Feud

The Flying Machines 2

Gambler's Luck

The Great Fairs

The Hans Statue

The Labyrinths

The Land Surveyors 2

The Obelisk

Robber's Son

Vistas

The Wells

The Wetlands

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1. Introduction

This Expansion Selector allows you to pick what expansions (or parts of them) to use in the reference pages of WICA. According to your selection, the Order of Play and Scoring sections will be adapted. This way, you can customize WICA to suit your game without any hinderance from the expansions left out.

As hinted above, the expansions combining multiple elements permit a fine-grain selection of its elements. For example, you can choose the abbey tiles and the wagon from "Abbey & Mayor" and to leave out the barn and the mayor.

2. Use Guide

The selector has several tabs and below there is an area that lists the current selection at all times, no matter the tab displayed.

You can click on any tab label to go to the desired tab. Additional clicks on a selected tab will collapse it and expand it back in order to access the selector when needed. Switching to another tab will expand the selector automatically.

The following sections describe the tabs and their functionality.

2.1. "Expansions" tabs

The first three (or four) tabs from the left allow you to pick expansions in full or partially when possible.

• Major expansions: lists all official major expansions by HiG.
• Minor expansions: lists all official minor expansions by HiG and some of their licensed equivalents.
• Other expansions: lists the rest of licensed and unofficial expansions as well as those Print & Play and Cut & Play expansions released by HiG.
• Fan expansions: lists some fan-made expansions. This tab may not be available in some cases.

These tabs show a listing of expansions where each label is preceded by a checkbox to allow its selection and deselection if full.

Those expansions with various components show a clickable "[+]" symbol after them when closed or "[–]" when open. In the latter case, all the components are displayed and can be selected and deselected individually.

Each tab has a text label in accordance with the format "Group (X/Y)" in order to identify the set of expansions listed (indicated by Group), the number of expansions selected (represented by X) and the total number available (represented by Y).

2.2. "Quick Selectors" tab

This is the fourth tab from the left. It allows you to choose from a predefined list of available expansions sets. This tab contains the following elements:

• A dropdown list and a "Select Expansions" button: They allow you select and load a predefined expansion bundle, such as a Big Box or all the expansions for the New Edition.
• The "Clear All" button empties your current with one click.
• The "Select All" button selects all the expansions available with one click.

2.3. "Filters" tab

This is the fifth tab from the left. It allows you to choose what Carcassonne editions are displayed and your preferred edition. The editions considered are the 1st Edition (C1), the New Edition (C2+C3), and the Winter Edition (WE), which is included in a creative way if some of its expansions are of interest.

The tab displays two panels:

• "Show Editions" panel: it contains a checkbox for each edition available (C1, C2+C3 and WE.) The selector will show the expansions belonging to the checked editions only. For example, if the 1st edition (C1) checkbox is selected, expansions such as "The Wheel Of Fortune" or "Halflings" will be eligible in the Expansion Selector, otherwise they will not be available for selection. At least one edition has to be selected, thus they cannot be deselected at the same time.
• "Preferred Edition" panel: it contains a set of radio buttons for the 1st Edition (C1), the New Edition (C2+C3) and the Winter Edition. The radio button selected will indicate the Expansion Selector which edition has precedence over the other when:
  • Describing the Game Reference, the Order of Play, the Scoring rules and Game Figures: If there are differences between editions, the preferred edition rules and wording will be displayed. For example, the movement of the dragon will be displayed in different steps in the Order of Play depending on whether C1 or C2+C3 is selected.
  • Displaying graphics in the Scoring sections: For expansions available in both editions, the images shown will correspond to the selected edition. Images from an expansion only existing in one edition will not change.

  The radio button for an edition will be enabled only if such an edition is available, that is, it is selected in the "Show Editions" panel.
  It also includes a checkbox with the label "Mark rules adaptations": If checked, all the rules displayed in the Game Reference, the Order of Play, and the Game Figures not corresponding to the preferred edition will be highlighted.

This tab shows a label similar to "Filters (C1/C2+C3/WE) #" that lists all the editions selected in parentheses and one of them is underlined, indicating that it is the preferred one. The hash sign "#" is present if rules adaptations are highlighted.

2.4. Help

This is the current tab displayed with help information about the Expansion Selector.

Todo

1. Bards for fields
2. Hans Statue to stuff other than Fields and Barns
3. Gifts - replace Gifts_C2_Banner_Image.jpg with image of deck turned back side on top
4. Check existing of TradeGoodsToken in C1 edition before release
5. Feature scoring to deparated
6. German Cathedrals
7. Singular for special figures and features also in template names
8. replace for 1 tile features Player(s) with the majority on the feature Player with followermeeple on the feature with template and showFlied/showNotFlier with something which is universal and appendable by fan expansions because you can have multiple meeples by Flying Machines / Flying Machines 2 / 20th anniversary expansion showXYOneTileFeatures and showXYMonasteries = [ OR, "showXYOneTileFeatures", "shwGifts", "showCountOfCarcassonne" ] for Synod Gift card or Count of Carcassonne.

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	Points from feature tiles		Points from figures		Points from additional features		Core feature scoring

Scoring arranged by logical steps depends on selected expansions:

Summary tableSummary table

Prologue

CoC

Figures

Features

Others

Final scoring

Prologue
Features on beginning Castle token Castle: Player(s) with the majority on the feature If a castle is still occupied at the end of the game, followersmeeples in castles are removed before final scoring.
Scoring items depends on position of other meeples on board
After Deploying from City of Carcassonne FarmField & Barn - Special case FollowersMeeples deployed from the city of Carcassonne to farmfield with a barn assuming majority of farmers Field with note token(s) Basic rules: (+1) point / castle or completed city (note tokens do not stack) Advanced variant: (+1) point / castle or completed city / note token
Figures Fairy Fairy scoring bonus: Player with followermeeple next to fairy 3 points / feature scored ×2 points when Fairy on tile with Hans Statue Ringmaster Ringmaster 2 points / circus or acrobat tilescircus tilesacrobat tiles where the ringmaster is on or adjacent to. The ringmaster bonus only applies to roads, cities, cloistersmonasteries and farmsfields (basic game features) Ringmaster scoring takes place even if it didn't score any points from the completed feature The feature is scored first, then the ringmaster ×2 points for circus or acrobat tilescircus tilesacrobat tiles when ringmaster on tile with Hans Statue Barn Feature scoring Field with note token(s) Basic rules: (+1) point / castle or completed city (note tokens do not stack) Advanced variant: (+1) point / castle or completed city / note token Circus Circus: All players with followersmeeples in the vicinity of the big top Animal token points / followermeeple Consider the followersmeeples on the tile with the big top and the 8 tiles adjacent to it. Consider the followersmeeples in castles overlapping these tiles. A double-sized tile counts as 1 tile and you consider all its followersmeeples placed on regular features Each triangular tile counts as 1 individual tile A wonder tile counts as 1 individual tile Consider the followersmeeples in castles overlapping the adjacent spaces. Each half of a double-sized tile counts as a separate regular tile (except for the long roads on Leipzig tiles in C2 only), but you consider all the followersmeeples on regular features on both halves, even if one of the halves is not adjacent A square space with one or two triangular tiles counts as 1 regular tile Each square space in a wonder tile counts as 1 regular tile FollowersMeeples in the City of Carcassonne are not considered FollowersMeeples inside the Wheel of Fortune are not considered FollowersMeeples in the City of Leipzig are not considered Big Top on tile with Hans Statue ×2 points (maximum of 40 points can be added in the Friendly Variant) Affects all points (previous rows) Obelisk Special Figure Scoring Obelisk on tile with Hans Statue ×2 points (maximum of 40 points can be added in the Friendly Variant) Affects all points (previous rows) Wonders of Humanity The Wonders of Humanity: Circus Maximus → Points per knight from other players (not the wonder's owner) 4 points / knight → 2 players 3 points / knight → 3-4 players 2 points / knight → 5+ players The Wonders of Humanity: Alhambra → 4 points / farmer of the wonder's owner Acrobats Acrobats Pyramid (acrobats): All players with followersmeeples in the pyramid 5 points / followermeeple Ghost(s) (-1) points / ghost added to player's followersmeeples on feature Penalty affects the points each player scores Players may score negative points for the feature due to this penalty, but their scoring figure may not go below 0 points Acrobats pyramid on tile with Hans Statue ×2 points (maximum of 40 points can be added in the Friendly Variant) Affects all points (previous rows) Robber Special Figure Scoring Robber remaining on scoring track 3 points to its player
Scoring features after the game
Scoring Features Tollkeepers Road / Castle on road Feature scoring Ghost(s) (-1) points / ghost added to player's followersmeeples on feature Penalty only affects players with majority Penalty affects the points each player scores for the feature, not the actual value of the feature Players may score negative points for the feature due to this penalty, but their scoring figure may not go below 0 points Road on tile with Hans Statue Affects all points (previous rows) City Determine size of city (at least one expansion change default logic) Regular square tiles Each tile counts, regardless of the number of city segments that contribute to the scored city. Double tiles A double-sized tile counts as 1 tile Each half of a double-sized tile counts as a separate regular tile Triangular tiles Each triangular tile counts as 1 individual tile A square space with one or two triangular tiles counts as 1 regular tile Tile with wooden city bridge(s) The wooden city bridge counts as 1 city tile A wooden city bridge and a printed city segment on the same tile, both connected to the same city, still count as 1 tile Cities on wonder tile(s) Large cities depending on wonder tile Notre-Dame wonder tile The large city counts as 1 city tile The large city counts as 2 city tiles Circus Maximus wonder tile The large city counts as 1 city tile The large city counts as 4 city tiles Alhambra wonder tile The large city counts as 1 city tile The large city counts as 3 city tiles City Feature scoring Ghost(s) (-1) points / ghost added to player's followersmeeples on feature Penalty only affects players with majority Penalty affects the points each player scores for the feature, not the actual value of the feature Players may score negative points for the feature due to this penalty, but their scoring figure may not go below 0 points City on tile with Hans Statue Affects all points (previous rows) Monastery / / / / / Feature scoring Ghost(s) (-2) points / ghost added to player's followersmeeples on feature Penalty only affects players with majority Penalty affects the points each player scores for the feature, not the actual value of the feature Players may score negative points for the feature due to this penalty, but their scoring figure may not go below 0 points Monastery or Shrine or Abbey or German monastery or Dutch & Belgian monastery or Japanese building or Darmstadt Church on tile with Hans Statue ×2 points (maximum of 40 points can be added in the Friendly Variant) Affects all points (previous rows) Field Feature scoring Markets of Leipzig with a followermeeple on Tanners quarter (+2) points / shed and farmhouse Majority in the farmfield is required
	Cathedral in Germany (archbishop) All completed and uncompleted roads leading to the cathedral are considered. Roads starting and ending at the same cathedral tile are counted only once. Road segments on German cathedral(s) 1 point / road segment The 3 or 4 road segments on German cathedral tiles are counted separately. Road 1 point / road tile A double-sized tile counts as 1 tile Each triangular tile counts as 1 individual tile A wonder tile counts as 1 individual tile Each half of a double-sized tile counts as a separate regular tile (except for the long roads on Leipzig tiles in C2 only) A square space with one or two triangular tiles counts as 1 regular tile Each square space in a wonder tile counts as 1 regular tile Tile with wooden bridge(s) The wooden bridge counts as 1 road tile A wooden bridge and a printed road segment on the same tile, both connected to the same road, still count as 1 tile Road with tunnel(s) The tunnel tile counts as 1 road tile Road with labyrinth(s) The labyrinth tile counts as 1 road tile The labyrinth tile merges all roads connected to it for scoring Road with ferries The ferry tile counts as 1 road tile It is irrelevant if the ferry connects two road segments or the road ends at the lake Road on Leipzig tile The long road on a Leipzig tile counts as 1 road tile In C2: The long road on a Leipzig tile counts as 1 road tile In C3: The long road on a Leipzig tile counts as 2 road tiles Road with inn(s) Completed road: (+1) point / road tile (except for German cathedral tiles) (+1) point / road segment (for German cathedral tiles) Inns do not stack An inn does not directly affect a wooden bridge placed on the same tile Uncompleted road: (x0) points / road tile (except for German cathedral tiles) (x0) points / road segment (for German cathedral tiles) Inns do not stack Uncompleted roads with inn(s) score no points for the archbishop. An inn does not directly affect a wooden bridge placed on the same tile Little building(s) on German cathedral tiles and on connected road tiles Basic rules: (+1) point / little building Variant rules: (+1) point / shed (+2) points / house (+3) points / tower Ghosts (-1) point / ghost added to player's followersmeeples on feature Penalty only affects players with majority Penalty affects the points each player scores for the feature, not the actual value of the feature Players may score negative points for the feature due to this penalty, but their scoring figure may not go below 0 points
	Haunted castle (castle owner): Player(s) with the majority on the feature Player with followermeeple on the feature → 1 point / tile with mist (the feature tile and the eight tiles around it) 1 point / tile with mist (the feature tile and the tiles on the 8 spaces around it) 1 point / tile with mist (the feature tile and the eight spaces around it) The 2x2 starting tile is counted as 1 tile The 2x2 starting tile is counted as 4 separate tiles Little building(s) on haunted castle tile and on adjacent tiles Basic rules: (+1) point / little building Variant rules: (+1) point / shed (+2) points / house (+3) points / tower Ghosts (-1) point / ghost added to player's followersmeeples on feature Penalty only affects players with majority Penalty affects the points each player scores for the feature, not the actual value of the feature Players may score negative points for the feature due to this penalty, but their scoring figure may not go below 0 points
	Fortune teller tent (fortune teller): Player(s) with the majority on the feature Player with followermeeple on the feature → 0 points A fortune teller may receive the fairy scoring bonus. A fortune teller may receive ringmaster points. Little building(s) on fortune teller tile and on horizontally and vertically adjacent tiles Basic rules: (+1) point / little building Variant rules: (+1) point / shed (+2) points / house (+3) points / tower Ghosts (-1) point / ghost added to player's followersmeeples on feature Penalty only affects players with majority Penalty affects the points each player scores for the feature, not the actual value of the feature Players may score negative points for the feature due to this penalty, but their scoring figure may not go below 0 points
	Betting Office: Player with betting chip matching the number of tiles of completed road or city → Depends on the betting chip, featuring one or two bets. Bets are settled before all remaining features are scored Each betting chip on a betting office is settled independently and its owner decides the feature if there are several options Betting chip 2/6 2 points if feature has exactly 2 tiles 6 points if feature has exactly 6 tiles Betting chip 3/5 3 points if feature has exactly 3 tiles 5 points if feature has exactly 5 tiles Betting chip 3/6 3 points if feature has exactly 3 tiles 6 points if feature has exactly 6 tiles Betting chip 4/7+ 4 points if feature has exactly 4 tiles 7 points if feature has 7 or more tiles Betting chip 4 8 points if feature has exactly 4 tiles Betting chip 5/8+ 5 points if feature has exactly 5 tiles 8 points if feature has 8 or more tiles
Scoring figures after the game
	Shepherd remaining on farmfield 0 point / sheep depicted
Other scoring after the game Trade Good tokens {{ScoringRow		edition=C2	scoringtype=Feature	image=	description=Trade Good tokens King & Robber Baron King Tile 1 point / completed city The City of Carcassonne counts as a completed city The City of Leipzig counts as a completed city The City of Carcassonne and the City of Leipzig are counted as completed cities TownsSmall cities converted into castles are not counted as completed cities Robber Baron Tile 1 point / completed road Gold ingots 1-3 pieces 1 point / gold ingot 4-6 pieces 2 points / gold ingot 7-9 pieces 3 points / gold ingot 10+ pieces 4 points / gold ingot Fruit Tree Tokens Fruit tokens 1 point / remaining fruit token The Gifts The Gifts: 2 points / unopened gift Easter Bunny Easter eggs 10 points to the player(s) with the most Easter eggs 5 points to the player(s) with the second most Easter eggs Only remaining uneaten Easter eggs are considered, even if players collected more