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Floriado
by Corné van Moorsel
Online implementation by Thomas
Rosanski
Number of players: 2 Age: 8 -
108 Playtime: 15 minutes
As a preview for the Spiel'03 fair in Essen, you can testplay Floriado online. It will be available on
the Spiel'03 fair as a free gift for all buyers of any other Cwali game.
Here you play the online version in hotseat mode, i.e. you play against another person sitting in front of
the same computer.
Rules
A forester lets 2 persons (the
players in this game) pick flowers from a field. If you group bundles
of a type of flowers, then the forester pays you more. But the visitors
of the forest want to enjoy the field with flowers too. Therefore the
forester made a flower-picking-rule: each time when you pick the same
type of flowers you must pick less!!!
Preparation
- Shuffle the 40 cards good. Place them face-up in a 5x8-grid. Each
card has 1 up to 8 flowers of one of 5 types. (7 and 8 flowers are
marked by 1 and 2 bees.)
- Both players take a pawn with front/back side, like a Subulata,
boat, plane or truck.
- Determine the start player. Moves progress alternating.
Start of the game
The first turn you take one card out of the field, which you place in
front of you. You place your pawn on the empty space with the front
side in the direction of a row/column of cards. The other player takes
a card too and places his/her pawn there.
Walking through the field
Every following turn you walk in horizontal or vertical direction over
the field, forward, leftward or rightward, never backward. Your number
of steps is free. The position of your opponent's pawn doesn't limit
your possible moves. You can pass empty spaces and you must choose one
space with a card. You take this card and place your pawn on this new
empty space. The front side of your pawn you place in the direction in
which you moved, so you can never move in the direction where you just
came from.
Add collected flowers
A collected card you add on top of your pile of cards with the same
type of flowers. If you collect a new type of flowers, then it is the
first card of a new pile. (So you can have 5 piles maximum.) If the
card has a higher number of flowers than your lowest card of that type
of flowers, then you leave this card in the field, under your pawn. (In
that case it is possible that your opponent picks this card under your
pawn.)
End of the game
The game ends if both players
cannot reach anymore cards to add to a pile of your flower cards. (So
if you can't get more cards, then the other player continues.)
Winner is the player with the highest revenue
At the end all your piles of flowers count. The forester pays per type
of flowers:
1 card: 0,75
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2 cards: 2,- |
3 cards:: 4,- |
4 cards: 7,- |
5 cards: 12,-
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6 cards: 18,-
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7 cards: 25,-
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8 cards: 33,-
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online version with kindly permission of Corné van Moorsel
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