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2005-08-29T22:51:36Z

Setup: change starting parameters

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	==Setup==		==Setup==
	Each player is dealt 6 cards. ~~Play begins with the~~ player ~~whose next~~ birthday ~~is farthest in the future~~. (~~If today is someone's birthday, the time until their birthday is 0.~~ In the unlikely event ~~that everyone is celebrating~~ a ~~birthday today~~, you should probably go out and do something more interesting.)		Each player is dealt 6 cards.

			The player who most recently had a birthday starts first. (In the unlikely event of a tie, you should probably go out and do something more interesting).

	==Turn order==		==Turn order==
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	*Luxuries (diamonds)		*Luxuries (diamonds)
	===Special Events Cards===		===Special Events Cards===
	*''~~Geocacheing~~'' - Each player passes a number of cards to his left or right.		*''Geocaching'' - Each player passes a number of cards to his left or right.
	** (Jc) - Every player passes three cards to their left.		** (Jc) - Every player passes three cards to their left.
	** (Jd) - Every player passes three cards to their right.		** (Jd) - Every player passes three cards to their right.

2005-08-29T22:38:46Z

End of the game

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	If ''multiple'' players have fulfilled the victory conditions before the end of the game, only the first to claim victory wins.		If ''multiple'' players have fulfilled the victory conditions before the end of the game, only the first to claim victory wins.

			If no one has fulfilled the victory conditions, the person with the most groups of resources that contain exactly 12 points. (Ties are broken by number of cards, as above.)

	==The cards==		==The cards==

2005-08-29T22:36:44Z

Setup

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	==Setup==		==Setup==
	Each player is dealt 6 cards. Play begins with the player whose birthday is farthest ~~away~~.		Each player is dealt 6 cards. Play begins with the player whose next birthday is farthest in the future. (If today is someone's birthday, the time until their birthday is 0. In the unlikely event that everyone is celebrating a birthday today, you should probably go out and do something more interesting.)

	==Turn order==		==Turn order==

2005-08-29T22:21:58Z

End of the game

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	==End of the game==		==End of the game==
	The game ends after the deck is exhausted OR someone has EXACTLY 12 points of resources in each of the four resource types. If there is a tie, the person with the most cards wins.		The game ends after the deck is exhausted OR someone has EXACTLY 12 points of resources in each of the four resource types at the end of a turn. If there is a tie, the person with the most cards wins.

			To reveal that you have fulfilled the victory conditions, you must indicate that you have done so. Then everyone has an opportunity to verify your hand. If you do not have it, play continues as normal.

			If ''multiple'' players have fulfilled the victory conditions before the end of the game, only the first to claim victory wins.

	==The cards==		==The cards==

2005-08-29T18:36:18Z

Trading

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	The player whose turn it is proposes a deal involving any two or more points of ONE resource. The other players make an offer (again of ONE kind of resource) that is greater than the amount (in points) offered. However, the counter-offer must not be more than half again the amount originally offered (rounded down). This kind of trade is potlatching, and is not allowed. If no one accepts the deal, the original player may offer one additional deal.		The player whose turn it is proposes a deal involving any two or more points of ONE resource. The other players make an offer (again of ONE kind of resource) that is greater than the amount (in points) offered. However, the counter-offer must not be more than half again the amount originally offered (rounded down). This kind of trade is potlatching, and is not allowed. If no one accepts the deal, the original player may offer one additional deal.

	''Example:'' John offers six points of luxuries. Someone can offer in response at least seven, or up to nine points (but not 10). A person offering 10 points must get at least 11 but no more than 15 back.		''Example:'' John offers six points of luxuries. Someone can offer in response at least seven (of any kind of resource, including luxuries), or up to nine points (but not 10). A person offering 10 points must get at least 11 but no more than 15 back.

	===Special Effect cards===		===Special Effect cards===

2005-08-29T18:08:10Z

Trading

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	===Trading===		===Trading===
	The player whose turn it is proposes a deal involving any two or more points of ONE resource. The other players make an offer that is greater than the amount (in points) offered. However, the counter-offer must not be more than half again the amount originally offered (rounded down). This kind of trade is potlatching, and is not allowed. If no one accepts the deal, the original player may offer one additional deal.		The player whose turn it is proposes a deal involving any two or more points of ONE resource. The other players make an offer (again of ONE kind of resource) that is greater than the amount (in points) offered. However, the counter-offer must not be more than half again the amount originally offered (rounded down). This kind of trade is potlatching, and is not allowed. If no one accepts the deal, the original player may offer one additional deal.

			''Example:'' John offers six points of luxuries. Someone can offer in response at least seven, or up to nine points (but not 10). A person offering 10 points must get at least 11 but no more than 15 back.

	===Special Effect cards===		===Special Effect cards===

2005-08-29T18:04:12Z

Object of the game

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	==Object of the game==		==Object of the game==
	To get EXACTLY 12 resource points of EACH resource.		To get EXACTLY 12 resource points of EACH resource.
			====Resource Points====
			A card has a number of resource points equal to the number on the card. A 10 has 10 resource points, a 5 has 5, etc.

	==Components==		==Components==

2005-08-29T16:50:33Z

Trading

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	===Trading===		===Trading===
	The player whose turn it is proposes a deal involving any two or more points of ONE resource. The other players make an offer that is greater than the amount (in points) offered. However, the counter-offer must not be more than half again the amount originally offered (rounded down). This kind of trade is potlatching, and is not allowed.		The player whose turn it is proposes a deal involving any two or more points of ONE resource. The other players make an offer that is greater than the amount (in points) offered. However, the counter-offer must not be more than half again the amount originally offered (rounded down). This kind of trade is potlatching, and is not allowed. If no one accepts the deal, the original player may offer one additional deal.

	===Special Effect cards===		===Special Effect cards===

2005-08-29T16:46:09Z

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 ==Object of the game==
 To get EXACTLY 12 resource points of EACH resource.
 ==Turn order==
 #Draw two cards.
 #Trade
-#Use a Special Effect card.
+#Use a Special Effect card. (optional)

2005-08-29T16:28:00Z

Turn order