Difference between revisions of "Halflings (1st edition)"

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The [[Halflings (1st edition)|Halflings]] (or “Half & Half”) mini-expansion is available in two versions. One version is available in the 5/2014 issue of [[Spielbox]] magazine ([http://www.spielboxshop.de www.spielboxshop.de]) and these tiles are marked with the pentagon symbol. The second version was available at the [[Hans_im_Glück|Hans im Glück]] online shop ([http://www.cundco.de www.cundco.de]) and these tiles are marked with the “C” Follower symbol. Therefore, it is possible that in the examples that follow, tiles may be shown that are not a part of the “Half” set you may own.

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[[File:Halflings_C1_Example_01.jpg|frame|none|'''Example:''' A triangular tile may be placed as shown here]]

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[[File:Halflings_C1_Example_04.jpg|frame|none|This road continues across the two triangular tiles]]

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The following examples show the consequences of the poorly-defined rules as there are cases where no official ruling dictates if a city is completed.

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[[File:Halflings_C1_Clarification_City_Example_01a.jpg|frame|none|'''Example 1:''' This city containing triangular tiles is completed and can be scored. It includes no triangular (or square) gaps.]]

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The scoring of a completed city or road will follow the normal rules and any triangular tiles will be counted as a regular tile.

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[[File:Halflings_C1_Clarification_City_Example_02.jpg|frame|none|'''Example 1:''' {{ColorRed|RED}} plays the Halfling tile completing his city. He scores 10 points, (2 points for each Halfling tile, 2 points for each of the other tiles, and 2 points for the pennant).]]

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[[File:Halflings_C1_Clarification_Example_01.jpg|frame|none|'''Example 1:''' The abbey can be placed here, neighboring a side of the halfling]]

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[[File:Halflings_C1_Clarification_Barn_Example_02.jpg|frame|none|'''Examples with triangle and double-sized (its long side) tiles:'''

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[[File:Halflings_C1_Flier_Straight_Example_01.jpg|frame|none|'''Example 1:''' This image shows how square tiles and holes are considered when calculating the Flier distance for a horizontal trajectory. This example follows the official rules.]]

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** '''House rule:''' A Little Building only affects the Halfling tile it is placed on, not affecting the other Halfling, if any, sharing the same square space. This consideration comes from the fact that a Halfling counts as a single tile and Little Building affects a whole tile. <ref>

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** For placing/moving a figure (e.g. dragon,... except barns and bridges, that have particular requirements) (Flier conflict)

** For calculating a trajectory (Flier) or action range (Tower) (!G)

* A triangular gap is considered a hole:

** For landscape continuity (farm) - barn can merge farms

** For figure placement (bridge)  

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