Written Rules
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Note: For the Gooligan card (5), you can move the plot ANYWHERE as long as it is adjacent to another plot and does not break the patch.
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Rules FAQ
Q: [solo] What happens to the Hungry Crow after it moves off the board?
A: It returns to the lowest value plot the following turn. Q: [solo] What do I do with the scarecrow card? A: The scarecrow card is used for solo play. Q: Which cards can the "Crook Neck Gourd" recycle? A: Any plot where the top card has a value of 1, 2, or 3. Q: For the Ghost Gourd, do you score the white pumpkins on the board or the recycled white pumpkins? A: You score the white pumpkins on the board. Q: Which cards can the "Crook Neck Gourd" recycle? A: Any plot where the top card has a value of 1, 2, or 3. Q: Tie Clarification: Rulebook states "In case of a tie, the player who played the Cinderella Pumpkin(8) is the winner." In a three-player game, if a player with 14 points plays Cinderella to end the game with the other two players tied at 25. Who wins? A: This is a true tie. Variant: the last place player still wins. Q: What happens when you use Gooligan's ability to move another Gooligan's plot? Does the moved Gooligan's ability then activate to move yet another plot? A: Yes, but you can't reactivate the initial Gooligan afterwards. No infinite chains. Q: Can the played Gooligan move its own pile? A: No. Q: After playing a Gooligan and using it to move a Seedling, do you still get two points (even though you are technically not "starting a new plot.") A: Yes. |