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This mini-expansion is playable with up to 6 players. With additional copies, more than 6 may play. For the first game with this mini-expansion, we suggest mixing all triangular tiles face down, and giving 2 to each player. The players look at their tiles and return them face down to the table in front of them. Once the players are more familiar with the new tiles, they may want to try the following variant: At the beginning of the game all triangular tiles are placed face up on the table. A starting player is determined. Starting with the player who will be last in turn order and moving counterclockwise, everyone takes one tile and places it face down in front of him. All players then take a second tile in the same way. Thus, each player has chosen 2 tiles to use during the game. <ref>
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When playing with fewer than 6 players, each player should still only end up with 2 tiles. (3/2015)
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As an alternative, when playing with fewer than 6 players, each player could draw or choose tiles until the tiles are depleted and each player has the same number of tiles (e.g., 4 players get 3 each). (3/2015)
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When playing with both '''{{HalflingsLink|edition=C1|version=I|logo=noborder}} and {{HalflingsLink|edition=C1|version=II|logo=noborder}}''', there is no consensus regarding number of tiles per person. They are technically two separate mini-expansions, so players could take 2 from each set. Alternatively, because they have the same rules and are thus functionally one larger expansion, players could take 2 Halfling tiles total. (3/2015)
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