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[[Halflings (1st edition)/de|Halb so wild]] wurden ursprünglich in [[Spielbox/de|Halb so wild]] und [[Hans_im_Glück/de|Hans im Glück]] in {{Year|2014}} veröffentlicht.

Die [[Halflings (1st edition)|Halb so wild]] Mini-Erweiterung ist in zwei Versionen erhältlich. Eine Version ist in der Ausgabe 5/2014 des Magazins [[Spielbox/de|Spielbox]] ([http://www.spielboxshop.de www.spielboxshop.de]) verfügbar und diese Karten sind mit dem Fünfeck-Symbol gekennzeichnet. Die zweite Version war im Online-Shop von [[Hans_im_Glück/de|Hans im Glück]] erhältlich ([http://www.cundco.de www.cundco.de]) und diese Karten sind mit dem "C"-Anhängersymbol gekennzeichnet. Daher ist es möglich, dass in den folgenden Beispielen Karten gezeigt werden, die nicht Teil des "Halb so wild"-Sets sind, das Sie besitzen können.

== Spielmaterial ==

On a player’s turn, he may play one of his 2 triangular tiles instead of drawing a normal tile. The triangular tiles are placed according to the usual rules; they must be placed so that at least one of the shorter sides of the tile touches a previously placed tile (not corner-to-corner only) or the longer side touches the longer side of another triangular tile.

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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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* An abbey '''can''' be placed if a Halfling tile is on one of the edges, even if there is a Halfling gap on one of the edges. See the clarification images below. (3/2015)

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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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* There is no official explicit confirmation on how abbeys are scored when interacting with '''Halflings''' beyond ruling for cloisters.  

: See the following examples involving Halfling tiles and double-size tiles (see [[Castles in Germany (1st edition)|Castles in Germany]].) (04/2016)

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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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* '''Note:''' The rules update from 10/2015 overrides, in certain cases, the original four-tile intersection requirement for the placement of the barn defined originally for square tiles. This happens in favor of providing stability to the barn when tiles with other geometries are considered, as can be seen in the examples involving double-size tiles and/or triangle tiles.

** '''Open question:''' Can it be assumed that triangular gaps, if any present, are ignored and only the Halfling tiles are taken into account for computing the Flier distance? Clarifications for other expansions such as [[Monasteries (1st edition)|German/Dutch and Belgian Monasteries]] (see below), may lead to a positive conclusion but there is no official confirmation. See the examples below following this assumption.

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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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:* '''Open question:''' How to proceed if the Flier, following a diagonal trajectory, has to land on a square space occupied by two triangle tiles whose long side is aligned with such trajectory? No official clarification exists. A house rule may dictate that the player may choose a feature of either tile.

** '''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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=== Halb so wild I (Spielbox) ===

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=== Halb so wild II (Cundco) ===

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