Cleric and Serf (Fan Expansion)

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General info and comments

The Cleric & Serf fan-expansion was released by Carcassonne Central member Novelty, with assistance by Scott and based upon an original idea by Christoph Berger. It is analogous to the mini-expansion King and Robber Baron, and it is recommended, though not required, that you play the two expansions together.

The tiles and rules files are available here (please register to access):

• https://www.carcassonnecentral.com/community/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=85

Contents

• 10 new land tiles
• 14 cloister tokens
  
• 1 cleric tile
  
• 1 serf tile
  

Rules

Preparation

1. Shuffle the new land tiles together with the land tiles of the basic game.
2. Place the cleric and serf tiles, as well as the cloister tokens, next to the scoring track.

Gameplay

1. Placing a tile

The new land tiles are placed in the usual way. Take care with the following tiles.

The bushes separate the road from the left going to the top of the tile. The Inn is located on the other road from the bottom of the tile to the right.

The road is a continuous road from left to right. The farms on the tile are connected under the bridge.

The road is a continuous road from top to bottom. The bridge connects the cities on the left and right of the tile. The farms are connected under the bridge, but are divided into two by the road.

The bridge connects the cities on the left and right of the tile. The farms on the tile are connected under the bridge.

The bushes separate the road to the left from the other road that continues in three directions.

This road does not end but instead continues in all four directions.

2. Placing a meeple

As soon as a player plays the barn, he or she should take the Serf tile. Note the total number of farmers that are removed when the barn is placed. If, during the course of play, another barn is placed which removes more farmers than when a barn was previously placed, the player who played the barn takes the serf tile.

Blue places a barn and removes a yellow farmer. If this is the first time a barn is played in this game, Blue takes the serf tile. If a barn has been previously played, Blue takes the serf tile provided that the previous barn removed less than one farmer.

3. Scoring a feature

As soon as a player scores the first cloister, he or she should take the cleric tile. If, during the course of play, another player scores more cloisters, then that player receives the cleric tile.

The player that completes a cloister receives a cloister token, provided that there is still a spare cloister token in the supply. This player may not be the same player that scores the cloister.

Black places the last tile around a cloister and completes the cloister. Black gets a cloister token if there is a spare cloister token in the supply. Red gets 9 points as usual. If this is the first time that a cloister has been scored, then Red gets the cleric tile from the supply. If, on the scoring of this cloister, Red has scored more cloisters than any opponent, red gets the cleric tile from the player holding the cleric tile.

Final Scoring

At the end of the game, before the farms are scored, the player in the possession of the Serf tile scores 1 point for every farmer remaining in the game and 5 points for every barn that has been played.

At the end of the game, the player in possession of the Cleric Tile scores 10 points. The player in possession of the cleric also scores 3 points for every completed city with a cathedral and 2 points for every abbey played. In the event that the player holding the cleric is involved in a tie for the total number of cloister counters collected, the cleric breaks ties in favour of the player holding the cleric.

The player who has collected the most Cloister counters scores 10 points. As usual, in the case of a draw all players involved score the full 10 points, unless one of the players involved is holding the cleric, in which case, the player with the cleric gets 10 points.

Tile distribution

Total tiles: 12

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Footnotes

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