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It is quite staggering and a must visit! All content copyright American-Rails. Contact Us. About American-Rails. Creating The Site. Works Cited. Privacy Policy. Terms Of Use. Home A-R. Roger Puta photo. If a player already bought a link, they may not bid on another link until next turn. Starting with the First Player, and proceeding clockwise, every player who did not buy a Railway Link in the prior Auction may move one Commodity cube.
The Commodity cube can be moved along any built Railway Link. The Commodity cube must be moved so that it ends its movement at a city with the same color demand and may visit each city only once. As soon as it enters a city with the same color demand it must stop the movement.
For Example, a purple cube must stop moving when it enters Worcester. A Commodity cube can not be moved more than five Railway Links. Once the Commodity cube has finished moving it is returned to the cup of unused Commodity cubes. Each different Railway Link the Commodity cube travels over increases the income of the Railway Link's owner by 1. This should be immediately recorded on the income track by moving that owner's Railway Income Locomotive. Note that a Railway's income is recorded on a single track and past income is carried over from prior turns, due to repeat business.
After every player who did not buy a Railway Link has had an opportunity to move a Commodity cube, every player may move a Commodity cube, again starting with the First Player and proceeding clockwise.
Note that players who did not buy a Railway Link are given two opportunities to move a Commodity cube and players who did buy a Railway Link only get one opportunity to move a Commodity cube. It is John's turn to Ship Commodities. He sees that the Boston box has a blue Commodity cube in it. He decides to ship this to New Haven, which accepts blue Commodity cubes.
Since the Commodity cube used two of John's Railway's links, John's Railway increases its income by two on the income track. Since one of Pete's links was used, Pete increases his Railway's income by one, as does Dave. The First Player now rolls 2 dice. The resulting total, plus one, is the Market Loss number. Each Railway's Income is divided by the Market Loss and rounded down. The resulting number is the income lost by that Railway.
Move the Locomotives to record the loss on that Railway's income track. Example: John's Railway has an income of 19, Pete's has 14 and Dave's has John is the First Player and rolls two dice, a 4 and a 1. Combined, this totals 5. Add 1 to get the Market Loss number, 6. John loses three income from his income track, Pete loses two and Dave loses three. Example: John's Railway has an income as listed on the income track of If a tie exists, award the First Player Card to the player with the most cash or least debt.
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