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[[File:Symbol_AbbeyMayor_C1C2.png|frame|right|Expansion symbol]]

This expansion introduces new tiles including the special abbey tiles, that allow players to close gaps in the game board. It also introduces new figures with special characteristics:

* '''12 new land tiles'''

* '''6 abbey tiles'''

* '''6 mayors'''

* '''6 wagons'''

* '''6 barns'''

=== New land tiles ===

{{Tile|image=Abbey_And_Mayor_C2_Feature_Tile_03.png|text=The road on this tile is unbroken. The top part of the road separates two fields, the lower part does not. This is important for field scoring. <ref>

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{{Tile|image=Abbey_And_Mayor_C2_Feature_Tile_06.png|text=The road does not end on this tile. Instead, it branches into 3 directions. <ref>

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=== Abbey ===

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As a side note, when an abbey was played in this manner in the Old Edition, a meeple could be deployed to the abbey as usual. If the abbey was completely surrounded and thus immediately finished, the abbey was scored as in a normal turn. Then final scoring occurred. (5/2013)

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Scoring the abbey itself, both during a game and at game end, is identical to scoring a monastery.

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=== Mayor ===

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* Each '''normal meeple''' has 1 strength. <ref>

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* Each '''large meeple''' <ref>

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* Each '''mayor''' has strength equal to the '''number of coats of arms''' in the city. If there are no coats of arms, the mayor has 0 strength.

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=== Barn ===

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At the '''end''' of the game, you score '''4 points per completed city''' in the field your barn occupies. If multiple barns occupy the same field, all concerned players score full points.

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=== Wagon ===

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This feature list should be extended to cover all claimable features available except fields and gardens (only valid for abbot meeples):

* Monastic buildings:

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After scoring, you may return the wagon to your supply, or you may move it to a directly adjacent unoccupied, incomplete feature (road, city, monastery, etc. <ref name="wagon-destination"/>). Adjacent, in this case, means that the feature is on the same tile or a tile orthogonally or diagonally adjacent to the tile the wagon is moving from. <ref>

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# '''Adjacency:''' The wagon could only move to an unoccupied, incomplete feature connected by a road or sharing a surface/edge/wall:

#* Cases allowed:

{{IconWorld}} You can occupy an abbey with the following meeples:

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|text=This is no longer entirely true. Placing of a barn, and the subsequent scoring of the field, '''does''' count as an opportunity to remove a meeple from the city of Carcassonne. Now that fields can be scored at times other than at the end of the game, meeples from the market can be moved to fields earlier in the game. That occurs immediately after the placement of the barn, and before the fields are scored. [''Joining of a field containing a meeple to a field with a barn would logically be another opportunity – Chris O.'']

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Can a meeple be moved from the city of Carcassonne to a field with a barn?

{{IconWorld}} The pig-herd <ref name="pig-herd">

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===== Scoring summary =====

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=== House Rules ===

== Tile distribution ==  

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