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=== Rule 7: Moving ===

~~Up to once on their turn, a player located on a~~ primary ~~space may~~ move "up" the ~~board,~~ that is, in the direction ~~in which~~ the numbers of the ~~spaces increase (wrapping around if they reach~~ the highest-numbered primary space). To move~~, a player rolls~~ 1d6 in ~~'''~~#public-forum~~'''. They move~~ exactly that many spaces ~~up the board~~. A player's turn ends if within five minutes of moving they do not explicitly declare that they are continuing their turn.

Entities can move between primary spaces in two directions. To "advance" or "move up" is to move in the direction that the numbers are increasing. To "regress" or "move down" is to move in the direction that the numbers are decreasing. For the purposes of this type of movement, the lowest-numbered space is considered to be one space higher than the highest-numbered primary space and the highest-numbered space is considered to be one space lower than the lowest-numbered primary space.

A player on a primary space can move up the board once on their turn by rolling 1d6 in #public-forum and moving up exactly that many spaces. A player's turn ends if within five minutes of moving they do not explicitly declare that they are continuing their turn.

=== Rule 8: Points and the board tiles ===

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=== Rule 13: Looping ===

When a player ~~lands on~~ or ~~passes~~ space 1, they gain 5 points.

When a player advances to or past the lowest-numbered primary space, they gain 5 points.

=== Rule 14: Banks ===

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 === Rule 7: Moving ===
-Up to once on their turn, a player located on a primary space may move "up" the board, that is, in the direction in which the numbers of the spaces increase (wrapping around if they reach the highest-numbered primary space). To move, a player rolls 1d6 in '''#public-forum'''. They move exactly that many spaces up the board. A player's turn ends if within five minutes of moving they do not explicitly declare that they are continuing their turn.
+Entities can move between primary spaces in two directions. To "advance" or "move up" is to move in the direction that the numbers are increasing. To "regress" or "move down" is to move in the direction that the numbers are decreasing. For the purposes of this type of movement, the lowest-numbered space is considered to be one space higher than the highest-numbered primary space and the highest-numbered space is considered to be one space lower than the lowest-numbered primary space.
+A player on a primary space can move up the board once on their turn by rolling 1d6 in #public-forum and moving up exactly that many spaces. A player's turn ends if within five minutes of moving they do not explicitly declare that they are continuing their turn.
 === Rule 8: Points and the board tiles ===
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 === Rule 13: Looping ===
-When a player lands on or passes space 1, they gain 5 points.
+When a player advances to or past the lowest-numbered primary space, they gain 5 points.
 === Rule 14: Banks ===