Difference between revisions of "Count, King and Robber"

Details of this mini expansion have been incorporated on a separate '''[[River|River]]''' page. However some related information has been included here for the sake of completion.

</ref> you may place a meeple in one of the four city districts (even if the Count is in that district). Then, if you did the placement, <ref>

When you complete a feature, the player to your left can remove as many of his or her meeples as he or she would like from the matching district and place them on the feature that was just completed. Going clockwise and ending with you, each player repeats this process. The feature is then scored as normal, <ref>

[[File:Count_Of_Carcassonne_C2_Area_Market.png|frame|left|From the '''market''' to a '''field'''.]] When you place the last tile (ending the game), the player to your left must remove '''one''' of his or her meeples from the '''market''' to one of the '''fields'''. This process continues in turn order until all meeples in the market have been removed and placed in a field. If the count is in the market when the last tile is placed, no meeples are removed.</div><br clear="all />

'''Question:''' How does follower placement during the final scoring work? '''Answer:''' In principle very similarly to the way it works during the game. The 'trigger' for the final scoring is the player who placed the last tile and so ended the game. Beginning with the player on the left of the 'trigger' player, each player redeploys one of his or her followers from Carcassonne to an appropriate feature [followers in castle can only be deployed to cities, and so on] on the board. Followers can also be redeployed to incomplete roads, cities, cloisters, or farms, since these will also be scored at the end of the game. This process continues until no player can redeploy any more followers from Carcassonne. The Count still blocks the city quarter in which he is resident. Normally the player with the most followers in Carcassonne will be the one to redeploy the last figure.

A shrine is scored when it is surrounded by other tiles. A completed shrine is worth 9 points. In case of a '''challenge''', the first completed feature is worth 9 points. The other feature, when it is completed, is worth 0 points. If both features are completed at the same time, both are worth 9 points. In all cases, both the monk and the heretic are returned to their respective supplies. Meeples in the cathedral may be removed and placed on a shrine when it is completed.

{{Tile|image=King_Robber_C2_Feature_City_Bridges_Tile.png|text=The tile to the right shows two city segments: one goes from the top to the bottom of the tile, while the other goes from left to right, across the bridge.