Cartzzle: Brocéliande
Cartzzle: Brocéliande Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Contents
The game contains:
- 1 template card
- 2 Challenge cards for Boundless Brocéliande
- 1 Help card
- This How to play card
A Few Words of Advice
- Some elements differ from card to card (either by nature, color or shape), even if they should go in the same place. This is normal!
- You may feel some cards overlap in a weird way during your first attempt. Not too bad... if you can stand the weirdness, that is.
- Check every single detail to find the best angle to lay your card.
- Train your dexterity and try to find techniques to lay the cards, to hold them, and to slide them very delicately. You can also play on a game mat for maximum efficiency.
Boundless Brocéliande
You now are at the heart of Arthurian myth. You know the legends well, as they have inspired many... but never have they been so boundless!
This Cartzzle features only one piece of art, spanning on both sides of the cards; it is boundless. You may compose a part of the picture, remove cards and flip them and place them elsewhere to continue this endless forest!
Quests for Loners
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Compose part of the picture, using all the cards. Have fun with the picture! Removing cards, flipping them, and laying them elsewhere will change the picture!
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Compose a scene that features entirely and at the same time:
- First, the Dragon and the Fisher King.
- Then, the Dragon and the Banquet.
- Then, the Banquet and the little brown boar next to the rabbit.
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This legend can be interpreted in many different fashions! There are 5 alternate situations you should recompose:
- A mounted Mordred assaults the castle. The attack prompts Guinevere and Lancelot to flee. Find them all, then fully compose this scene.
- Merlin doesn't always brew the same potion...
- They don't call Vivian the Lady of the Lake without reason...
- Those who tickle the dragon's tail end up roasted like bacon!
Team Challenges: Knights of the Round Table (2 to 4 Players)
Players team up!
Setup
Shuffle the cards into a deck. Each player draws 4 cards (2 players), 3 (3 players) or 2 (4 players). Hold your cards fanned, so that the other players can see the backs well. Lay the first card of the deck on the table.
Turns
Players take turns clockwise. On their turn, the active player may:
- either lay one of their cards, on the front side or backside, to complete the scene, and draw another one,
- or lay the first card of the deck,
- or put a card from their hand into the discard pile to draw a new card.
Caution: every card that has been laid cannot be moved.
When it is not your turn, you can give advice to the active player, as you can see part of their cards.
End of the Game
As soon as the deck is empty and the players have no more cards in their hands, the game is over.
Scoring
The final score is twenty, minus one for each discarded card AND one for each untidy mess of a card arrangement. 20 is a perfect score!