COVID-19 (Fan Expansion)
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General info and comments
COVID-19 fan-expansion was released by Carcassonne CZ Forum members Danka and šmoula.
The tiles and rules files are available here:
- C3 version on Carcassonne CZ Forum (please register to access):
Contents
- 1 landscape tile identified with a corona virus symbol
- 30 testing cards 20 for negative result
, 9 for positive result 
and 1 for death 
. - 20 infection tokens
New landscape tiles
The new landscape tile is played like those in the base game.
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COVID-19 Tile: Field and city are infected by COVID-19 |
Rules
Preparation
Shuffle the new landscape tile in with those from the base game and stack them normally. Also shuffle the testing cards and place them in a pile, face down, next to the infection tokens.
Extended players variant
Place the COVID-19 tile next to the starting tile(s) at the beginning of the game.
Gameplay
1. Placing a tile
Placing COVID-19 tile
After placing the tile with the COVID-19 symbol (hereafter Covid), the city and the field are infected with Covid. From this moment on, so-called infected areas are created in the game.
Spread of Covid
When the infected area is enlarged[1], the Covid spreads further. The player who enlarged infected the area takes an infection token from a pile and places it on any uninfected area adjacent to any already infected area (e.g., if there is an infected city that has a road leading from it, he can mark it with the token and thus infection). A city, road, field or monastery can be infected.[2]
Once the infection tokens run out, the infecting player must use one of the token already placed, where the disease has since died down.
As soon as any figure enters an infected area during any phase of the game [3] it is obliged to test immediately, testing is described in phase 2. Placing a figure.
and returns to the the yellow supply.
2. Placing a figure
When playing a figure in an infected area, the player is obliged to test it.
Testing figure
The player takes one testing card for each figure from the top of the pile. The result of the test can be:
Negative - Figure stays where it is placed,
Positive - Figure is removed from board and is returned to players supply,
Death - Figure is removed from the game and cannot be used anymore.
Once the pile of facedown testing cards runs out, the discarded testing cards are shuffled to form a new pile.
and stays on the road.3. Scoring a feature
COVID-19 does not affect scoring.
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Fan expansions
If a Castle Road becomes infected, the Castle Lord is obliged to test.
When previously separate roads are connected and at least one road was already infected, any followers on previously uninfected roads are obliged to test.
When player placed La Porxada tile choosed Swap followers and Meeple is placed to infected area, it is obliged to test.
When an infected road is joined with an uninfected road with a Robbers' Son tile, all untested followers are obliged to test before the Robbers' Son Meeple is removed from the road.
Tile distribution
Total Land Tiles: 1 Tile
x1Footnotes
For Icons explanation and licensing please visit Icons page.
- ↑ Placed a tile around an infected Monastery does not enlarge the area of infection.
- ↑ Any feature where a player can place a player figure.
- ↑ Figure can enter infected area by direct placement in phase 2. Placing a figure or joining an uninfected area where a figure is placed with one or more features, for example by tile placement, which has at least one infected feature.