Taluva
A medida que os poderosos volcáns entran en erupcioón na illa de Taluva, unha xungla en forma de terrazas emerxe no Pacífico Sur.
As perigosas coladas de lava destrúen as cabanas dos imprudentes o suficiente para construír ao seu paso, ao tempo que brindan oportunidade aos clans con recursos para erguer templos e torres.
Débense empregar doce azulexos por xogador con máis de 2 xogadores.
Crearás a civilización máis gloriosa?
Número de xogadores: 2 - 5
Duración do xogo: 18 mn
Complexidade: 2 / 5
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Sumario de regras
System Compatibility
This game requires 3D mode. Google Chrome is the recommended browser for best performance and highest image quality. It is not recommended to play on smartphones or tablets.
Introduction
In Taluva, players build temples, towers, and huts to settle a volcanic island emerging from the South Pacific. The game ends in an early victory if a player builds all buildings of two types. Otherwise, the game ends when no tiles remain and the winner is the player who built the most temples (in case of a tie, the most towers and then the most huts).
Setup
Each player receives 3 temples, 2 towers, and 20 huts.
12 tiles per player are shuffled to form a draw pile. Each tile is composed of 3 hexagon spaces: A volcano and two other terrain types (from most common to least: jungle, clearing, sand, rock, lake).
Place A Tile
Begin your turn by drawing and placing a tile. Click the space on the board where you want to place the volcano. Choose from one of two options:
Expand the landscape
Place your tile on the edge of the island adjacent to any existing tile.
Volcanic eruption
Place your tile on top of two existing tiles so the volcano covers another volcano. Your tile must have a different rotation than the tile below and cannot overhang the ocean. You may destroy huts as long as you do not destroy an entire settlement (see below). Destroyed huts remain out of play.
Build Buildings
End your turn by building one or more buildings on empty space(s) of any terrain type except volcano. A chain of your adjacent buildings forms a settlement.
Choose from one of four options:
New settlement
- Begin a new settlement by placing a hut on a first-level space not adjacent to any of your existing settlements.
Expand settlement
- Expand an existing settlement by choosing a terrain type. On all adjacent spaces of that type, build huts equal to the height (one hut on first-level spaces, two huts on second-level spaces, etc.). You must have enough huts to build on all eligible spaces. In the example below, the red player can build 2 huts on lakes (one on each) or 1 hut on sand (but cannot build only 1 hut on lake).
Temple
- Build a temple adjacent to one of your existing settlements occupying 3 or more spaces that does not already contain a temple. In the previous example, the red player could build a temple on sand if she built huts on both lakes in a prior turn. Note that it is the number of spaces, not buildings, that determines whether a temple can be built in the settlement.
Tower
- Build a tower on a third-level space (or higher) adjacent to one of your existing settlements that does not already contain a tower.
You are allowed to build in such a way that two of your settlements join together, such that there are two temples or two towers in the same settlement, for example.
Beware! If you cannot build, you will be eliminated from the game.
