Play Tips

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domvarmon These tips have been contributed by members of the community. They are intended as a general guide to play. Feel free to add your own or contribute to others if you feel they can be expanded. Specific advanced techniques such as the creation of multiple leaners should be placed on the Advanced Methods page.

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Point System

Here is how your relative score can change on your turn:

  • Cause an impossible conversion: +2 or more points.
  • Lay a standing piece: +1 point.
  • Convert a foundation: +0 points (but you get a new foundation).
  • Convert an opponents leaner: -0 points (and your opponent gets a foundation).
  • Flip your own leaner: -0 (your opponent gets this foundation where it lies).
  • Flip opponents leaner: -0 (your opponent gets to put a foundation anywhere).
  • Cause pieces to touch: -2 or more points (This can be better or worse depending on whose foundations were included in the tower)

(Note is does not matter if the action piece was involved in a tower, if it goes back in to your stack it means you got 0 points from it. If it goes to the tower that means that it left your stack (+1) but your opponent gets it as a point (-1). This is why the action piece must be resolved carefully after a fault and should not be left standing or laying on the board)

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