Difference between revisions of "King and Robber Baron (1st edition)/it"

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In {{Year|2008}} it was released as part of [[Count, King and_Robber (1st edition)|Count, King and Robber]].

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|[[File:Count_King_C1-01.png]]||'''Note:''' This tile has two separate city segments.<br>During the course of play they may nevertheless become connected, and then count as only one segment.

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Castles (from [[Bridges, Castles and Bazaars (1st edition)|Bridges, Castles and Bazaars]]) do not count as cities for the purposes of scoring for the King.

The City of Carcassonne (from The Count of Carcassonne) does count as a city when scoring points for the King tile. (11/2013)  

The City of Leipzig form (The Markets of Leipzig) should be counted as a city when scoring points for the King tile, following the lead of the City of Carcassonne.

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| [[File:Inns_C1_17_old_junction.jpg|frame|none|CRCR tile with short roads in Inns and Cathedrals (old junction version)]]

| [[File:Inns_C1_17_new_junction.jpg|frame|none|CRCR tile with short roads in Inns and Cathedrals (new junction version)]]

| [[File:Festival10_C1-06.png|frame|none|CRCR tile with short roads in The Festival]]

With the three-way tile in [[Abbey and the Mayor (1st edition)|Abbey and the Mayor]], the length of the road is the total number of tiles in the road, not simply the longest distance between two ends. The road has three ends which have to be closed, but the result is that it’s likely to be bigger.

* At game end, use a lot of dice, place them on the board as completed features are found. Then collect them in, counting as you go. (Thanks to viberunner)

* Place unused pieces (or other objects) on the scoreboard to represent the size of the biggest city and the longest road. (Thanks to RationalLemming)

* The player holding the King or Robber Baron at the end of the game receives a straight 10 points for each card. This matches the points awarded for trade goods, and avoids having to count the number of completed roads and cities. (Thanks to Joff)

* The player holding the King or Robber Baron at the end of the game receives a straight 15 points for each card, or 40 points if both cards are held by one player. (Thanks to PreGy)  

* The player who completes the first road receives the Robber Baron and keeps it until another player completes a longer road. Until that time, the player receives 1 bonus point every time a road is completed. The same applies for the King and cities. (Thanks to dustyu)

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{{Tile|Count_King_C1-02.png|x1}}

{{Tile|Count_King_C1-03.png|x1}}

{{Tile|Count_King_C1-04.png|x1}}

{{Tile|Count_King_C1-05.png|x1}}

{{Tile|Count_King_C1.png|x1}}

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