Difference between revisions of "Area"
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| − | + | [[Area]]s are the locations that [[character]]s, [[installation]]s and [[tool]]s exist in and [[Movement_action|move through]]. In addition, they usually provide energy or have special abilities. They often have [[initial energy]] and [[restore energy]] abilities. | |
| − | Areas are [[card]]s and have no additional properties. They are not considered [[permanent]]s and they can never be played during the game or destroyed, so they can never exist anywhere except in play. | + | Areas are [[card]]s and have no additional properties. They are not considered [[permanent]]s and they can never be played during the [[game]] or destroyed, so they can never exist anywhere except [[in play]]. |
| − | The {{c|Wasteland}} is an area that has very limited abilities and is used in the game to provide move space to move without providing a significant amount of extra resources. A deck normally has 2 Wastelands, but using more could make for a longer more spacious game (but that would not be "official"). | + | A standard [[deck]] has 6 areas. 4 of these can be any area that shares a [[faction]] with the decks leader and the other 2 must be {{c|Wasteland}}s. The {{c|Wasteland}} is an area that has very limited abilities and is used in the game to provide move space to move without providing a significant amount of extra resources. A deck normally has 2 Wastelands, but using more could make for a longer more spacious game (but that would not be "official"). |
== Playing Areas == | == Playing Areas == | ||
| − | + | At the beginning of the [[game]], the areas for the game are put into play as follows: | |
# Beginning with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]] order, each player puts an area into play neighboring another area, if an area is already in play. | # Beginning with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]] order, each player puts an area into play neighboring another area, if an area is already in play. | ||
# Beginning with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]] order, each player puts an area into play neighboring an area they control. | # Beginning with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]] order, each player puts an area into play neighboring an area they control. | ||
# Repeat step 2 until all areas have been played. | # Repeat step 2 until all areas have been played. | ||
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[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Revision as of 21:44, 16 June 2007
Areas are the locations that characters, installations and tools exist in and move through. In addition, they usually provide energy or have special abilities. They often have initial energy and restore energy abilities.
Areas are cards and have no additional properties. They are not considered permanents and they can never be played during the game or destroyed, so they can never exist anywhere except in play.
A standard deck has 6 areas. 4 of these can be any area that shares a faction with the decks leader and the other 2 must be Wastelands. The Wasteland is an area that has very limited abilities and is used in the game to provide move space to move without providing a significant amount of extra resources. A deck normally has 2 Wastelands, but using more could make for a longer more spacious game (but that would not be "official").
Playing Areas
At the beginning of the game, the areas for the game are put into play as follows:
- Beginning with the aggressive player and progressing in turn order, each player puts an area into play neighboring another area, if an area is already in play.
- Beginning with the aggressive player and progressing in turn order, each player puts an area into play neighboring an area they control.
- Repeat step 2 until all areas have been played.
