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[[La Porxada (1st edition)|La Porxada (The Columned Hall)]] wurde ursprünglich auf der Jugar X Jugar in {{Year|2010}} veröffentlicht.

[[File:Porxada_C1_Photo.jpg|frame|none|La Porxada in Granollers. Source: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Porxada Wikipedia]]]

La Porxada ist eine selbsternannte Mini-Mini-Erweiterung, die nur eine einzige Karte enthält. Ihr Platz im Carcassonne-Universum wird diskutiert und ist umstritten - einige halten dies für eine völlig inoffizielle Erweiterung, da sie von Hans im Glück nie genehmigt wurde. Diejenigen, argumentieren, dass die Erweiterung ein einfacher Aufkleber war, der auf eine anderes Kärtchen geklebt wurde. Die Erweiterung wurde jedoch von Klaus-Jürgen Wrede selbst genehmigt (es gibt sogar ein Bild eines signierten Kachels auf BoardGameGeek.com), so dass dies mehr ist als nur eine Fan-Erweiterung. Letztendlich existiert La Porxada in einem halbamtlichen Limbus, und die einzelnen Spieler müssen ihr eigenes Urteil über die Art der Erweiterung abgeben.

== Inhalt ==

[[File:Porxada_C1_Tile_01_Feature.jpg |frame|none|La Porxada-Karte]]

== Rules ==

=== Preparation ===

The tile is mixed with all the other tiles being used for the game.

=== Placing a tile ===

If the player chose to '''swap followers''' after placing this tile, the player may <ref>

{{IconWorld}} The use of the term “may” sets up an interesting situation – conceivably, the player could

choose option 1 (as long as he has at least one follower in play), but then elect not to swap followers, effectively negating all effects of the tile.

exchange one of his own followers with a follower of another player. <ref>

{{IconWorld}} The use of the term “follower” here suggests that non-follower figures (such as the pig and builder) cannot be traded. However, it would seem that any type of follower could be swapped with any other (e.g. the large follower with the mayor), which has notable strategic implications.

Both followers must be currently in play. The chosen player can negate the exchange, but if so, he or she must eliminate one of his or her followers for the remainder of the game. If the player who places [[La Porxada (1st edition)|La Porxada]] does not have any followers in play, he or she cannot choose this option.

=== Scoring ===

==== Final scoring ====

If the player chose the '''scoring bonus''', at the end of the game, any player who had a knight in the city containing La Porxada <ref>

{{IconPadlock}} It is unknown if this includes knights that were in the city at any time (even those removed later, such as by the dragon), only knights that were in the city when it was completed, or knights that were in the city when it was scored (which would include those brought in from the City of Carcassonne). (2/2014)

</ref>

may score all unfinished cities containing his or her followers as if they were finished. <ref>

{{IconWorld}} This would take all of the stress out of having a late-game cathedral city.

This scoring bonus will only occur if the city containing La Porxada is finished. <ref>

{{IconWorld}} Since the city with La Porxada must be completed for this effect to trigger at the end of the game, and thus players will no longer have followers actually in the city, it may be beneficial to distribute some sort of token to those players who had followers in the city when it was completed.

=== House rules ===

For option #2 ('''scoring bonus'''), a player can only get the bonus if he or she has a follower in the city at the end of the game. If the city is completed during the game, it is not scored and is still considered “incomplete” – each player with followers in the city has the option to remove any or all of his or her followers at that time. Any followers left in the city remain until the end of the game unless removed by other game mechanics. Thus there is a sacrifice required to get the end-game bonus, as a follower must be invested until the end of the game. Because the city with La Porxada is always considered incomplete, though, mechanics including the dragon, tower, plague, crop circles, flier, and magic portal are all relevant, as the city could be entered as an incomplete (and potentially unoccupied) feature throughout the game.

:'''Note #1:''' The city with La Porxada is scored using normal ownership rules at the end of the game after all other cities are scored.

:'''Note #2:''' A completed city with La Porxada is considered complete for the purposes of scoring farms at the end.

: '''Note #3:''' When playing with the City of Carcassonne, followers can be deployed from the City of Carcassonne to a feature when that feature scores. Because the La Porxada city does not score until the final bonus is counted at the end of the game, players may not move followers into the city with La Porxada from the City of Carcassonne until that time.  

: (Thanks to Carcking.)

== Tile distribution ==  

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{{Tile|Porxada_C1_Tile_01.jpg}}

== External links ==

* [https://boardgamegeek.com/image/736785/carcassonne-la-porxada Image of La Porxada tile signed by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede on BoardGameGeek]

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