Round 7/Ruleset: Difference between revisions

A player wins once they have at least 100 Victory Points (VP). Victory Points are a quantity that is neither a currency nor an item.

If a player ends their turn, they have 1 hour to ping the next player whose turn it is, or they will lose 1 point. This only counts if you have done something on your turn (I.e. moving)

A player who does not already have a proposal being voted on may make a proposal by posting a message in #proposals. Players may then react to that message with either thumbsup or thumbsdown during the next 24 hours. When the voting period is over, if the message has more thumbsup reactions than thumbsdown reactions, the events stated in the proposal take effect and the player who sent the message containing the proposal gains a number of points equal to the amount of thumbsup reactions on the proposal minus the amount of thumbsdown reactions.

All players have an integer associated with them called "points". Upon becoming a player for the first time, a player has 5 points.

When a player lands on a space divisible by 5, they gain 10 points.

If a player has failed to escape jail two turns in a row, on their following turn they may choose to lose 1 point in order to escape from jail. Once a player escapes jail, they are immediately placed on the primary space with the lowest number.

There is a non-primary space called Gulag. If a player misses two of their own turns in a row, they are removed from the turn order and placed into the Gulag. As long as a player is in the Gulag they are unable to gain or lose points,  take turns, or make proposals. A player may leave the Gulag at any time by stating their intent to rejoin the game in #public-forum, at which point they are placed on space 1 and added to the bottom of the turn order.

If a player lands on a primary space whose number is a multiple of 7 on their turn, then on the same turn they may spend a number of points equal to their movement roll to gain a Number item with a stored value of their movement roll.

* b. bribe the officer, losing 5 points. Their turn ends immediately, and the Cop Car gains 5 health (not an option if the player has fewer than 5 points);  

* c. fight the officer. The player rolls two six sided dice in a row, the first roll is the officer's roll and the second roll is the player's roll. If the player's roll is higher than the officers roll, the player gains 10 points and the officer loses 10 health. If the player's roll is lower than the officers roll, they lose 10 points and move to the jail space (not an option if the player has fewer than 10 points);

If a players action would cause the Cop Cars health to drop to zero or lower, the player gains 100 points and the Cop Car ceases to be a space feature.

| Flute || 3 points || Move a snake feature from one primary tile to another primary tile that is adjacent to it

| N. 1 || 5 points || This item has the same effect as a Number 1, as described in rule 'Numbers'

| I.N. 1 || 5 points || This item has the same effect as an Immutable Number 1, as described in rule 'Numbers'

| 2d6 || 10 points || This item may only be used on your turn, before you make a movement roll. You may make your movement roll with a 2d6 this turn

'Bank' is a feature. When a player lands on a space with a 'Bank' feature, they may deposit points in multiples of 5 creating a bank account and losing that amount of points. Whenever a player passes or lands on a space with a 'Bank', the amount of points stored in their account increases by 1 per multiple of 5 points stored. While on a space with the Bank feature, a player may take out any amount of points from their account given their withdrawal does not exceed the number of points in their account or put the account below 0.  

When a player lands on a space with a House on it, if they have at least one point, they lose one point and the owner of the house gains one point.

Players may at any point in time buy a House item for five points.  

If a player is on a space with an unclaimed field feature, that player can buy and place a town feature on the space they are currently occupying by saying “I claim a town in this area and name it (x) town” and paying 10 points. The unclaimed field feature then turns into a (x) town feature.

Each town has a Treasury fund. Treasury Funds are made up of points. Anyone can donate to a town fund by announcing their intent to do so together with the amount to be donated. The Leader of a town can transfer points from their respective towns to their own possession by declaring their intent to do so and the amount of points they want to transfer, together with the name of the town from which they are transfering the points.  

When a player starts their turn on a primary space and advances to or past the lowest-numbered primary space, they gain 5 points and all Numbers in their possession increase by one. They are then granted a Number of 1 in their possession.