Welcome To...: Halloween & Christmas Lights Thematic Neighborhoods
Welcome To...: Halloween & Christmas Lights Thematic Neighborhoods Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Halloween Neighborhood
Trick or Treat?
When you write a number in a house with a candy and a ghost, circle one of them.
There are 3 levels of bonuses for ghosts & candies. When you reach a level with the collected ghosts or candies, you can take the corresponding bonus, or one from a lower level. Beware, if you choose not to take the bonus, you will not be able to take one before reaching the next level. Moreover, you can only take one bonus of each type (candies and ghosts) during the game. When you take a bonus, circle it. Then all other players must cross off this bonus on their sheet. They will not be able to take this bonus anymore, except if they take it during the same turn.
Each candy bonus gives extra points.
Each ghost bonus gives the choice between two types of bonus actions. Pick one type of action and apply it immediately, in addition to your game turn and in the streets of your choosing. Depending on the bonus, you can build extra pools, extra parks or Bis numbers without penalties.
Note: the ghost and candy bonus track is a graphic strip on the sheet, showing the bonus levels with their numerals. The numerals are not fully legible in the text layer of the sheet; consult the printed sheet for the exact value of each level.
City Plans
The sheet shows three City Plan cards:
- Collect 7 candies.
- Build 3 estates of 3 houses with exactly 1 candy and 1 ghost collected in each estate.
- Collect all ghosts on the 3rd street.
Solo Game
At the beginning of the game, cross off 2 bonuses of your choice. When a AAA Completed Plan card is drawn, cross off the bonus ghost level and the bonus candy level corresponding to the card number. For example: when the AAA Completed Plan card N° 1 is drawn, cross off the first ghost level and the first candy level. At the end of the game, the AAA earns 15 points for candies.
Christmas Lights Neighborhood
Decorate the Streets for Christmas
Decorate the streets for Christmas with the longest lights possible.
To decorate the houses, you must write numbers in consecutive order in the streets. When 2 adjacent numbers are consecutive, you can connect them with a string of Christmas lights.
A Bis number is considered consecutive to the identical number next to it.
You can have multiples strings of lights in one street but at the end of the game, only the longest string of lights in each street will score additional points.
For each street, earn as many points as there are houses connected by the longest string of lights.
Note: the street track on the sheet shows the numbers 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 8 Bis, 9, 11, 12 and 13 as printed, with a separate tile showing the number 5. A short list printed at the right end of the track is too small and partly cut off to read on the sheet; it is not transcribed here.
City Plans
The sheet shows three City Plan cards:
- Build 2 estates of 3 houses without any string of lights.
- Build 2 estates of 6 houses connected to each other by a single string of lights.
- Connect all the houses of one street with a single string of lights.
Solo Game
The AAA earns 25 points for the Christmas lights.