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:A special tile which can only be placed in a hole in the playing field, but can be placed irrespective of the contents of adjacent tiles. A meeple ( | :A special tile which can only be placed in a hole in the playing field, but can be placed irrespective of the contents of adjacent tiles. A meeple (follower) deployed to an abbey is a monk. the abbey is scored in the same way as a completed monastery (cloister). An abbey may challenge or be challenged by a shrine. This tile is part of '''Exp. 5 - Abbey & Mayor''': | ||
:* CII: [[Abbey_and_the_Mayor|Abbey & Mayor]] | :* CII: [[Abbey_and_the_Mayor|Abbey & Mayor]] | ||
:* CI: [[Abbey_and_the_Mayor (1st edition)|Abbey & Mayor (1st edition)]] | :* CI: [[Abbey_and_the_Mayor (1st edition)|Abbey & Mayor (1st edition)]] | ||
:''Applies to CI and CII''</onlyinclude> | :''Applies to CI and CII''</onlyinclude> | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 4 October 2020
Abbey
- A special tile which can only be placed in a hole in the playing field, but can be placed irrespective of the contents of adjacent tiles. A meeple (follower) deployed to an abbey is a monk. the abbey is scored in the same way as a completed monastery (cloister). An abbey may challenge or be challenged by a shrine. This tile is part of Exp. 5 - Abbey & Mayor:
- CII: Abbey & Mayor
- CI: Abbey & Mayor (1st edition)
- Applies to CI and CII