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Each of Leipzig's quarters has one road which starts at its gate. All roads which are connected to these roads offer the possibility of sending one of your meeples to Leipzig. This counts as well for roads which are not directly connected to Leipzig, but are connected through one or more crossroads. <ref>
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The English C2 and C3 rules state "a village" but it should be "villages". The German rules are more precise - and now they say "one or more crossroads" (6/2021; updated 8/2024). 
[[File:Markets_Of_Leipzig_C2_Clarification_Example_01.png|thumb|none|450px|'''Example:''' {{ColorRed|Red}} can send this meeple to Leipzig because the road is connected to Leipzig through two crossroads.]]<br />
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This means this expansion only considers crossroads (with a village or trees) where 2, 3, or 4 roads end. The same features are also used in '''{{TollkeepersLink|variant=long|logo=noborder}}''' for the placement of tollhouses. <br />
As a result, this would rule out junctions with small cottages, such as the ones present on some tiles in '''{{HillsSheepLink|variant=long|logo=noborder}}'''. <br />
The rules in C2 seemed to only consider crossroads with villages, but the wording of the rules in C3 was updated to consider all types of crossroads, leaving out cottages ending a road as in C2. 
{{FAQ|width=600px|title=The base game of the Second and Third Edition of Carcassonne (C2/C3) always includes villages at every crossroads. This is not the case for the First Edition (C1), where CRRR tiles have trees at their crossroads instead of a village. Does this crossroads with trees allow you to connect a road to Leipzig as well?
|text= [[File:Base_Game_C1_Tile_18.jpg|float|right]] These tiles are all the same, no matter which design.<br />
In C2 and C3, this tile was redesigned to reduce these questions. <br />
So you can act with this tile in C1 design in the same way as in C2 and C3. (8/2024)}}