Reviewing the rules captured on Wiki, I noticed the followings:<C1 only>- If a player draws a tile with a princess, it may be placed according to the usual rules. Shouldn't that be rather a "must"? I don't think it is optional.
When a player draws and places a princess tile, he places it following the normal rules.
- When a tile with a volcano is placed, the player may deploy:I think it's intended like this: "When a tile with a volcano is placed, the player may deploy the following figures to the tile:". Would also be consistent with the section following.
<C1 only>- A follower to the (The Wheel of Fortune)The C2 version is clearer: A meeple to the Wheel of Fortune (The Wheel of Fortune)
Finally, thanks to magic portals, more than one follower may end up on the same tile, albeit on different features. Imagine a tile with two road segments ending in a cloister and surrounded by two fields. Blue may have a claim on one road segment, Green on the other, Red on the cloister, Black as farmer on one field, Yellow on the other field. Quite a busy place, but possible, as I understand the rules. If now Blue decides to bring the Fairy to this party, then:- the +1 point bonus applies to all the players for as long as at the beginning of their turn the Fairy is on that tile, regardless who placed her- protection from the Dragon applies to all players, as the Dragon is prevented by Fairy to step on that tile- the +3 bonus at feature closing applies to whoever closed the feature thanks to Fairy proximity. However, the Fairy is leaving the tile and follows only Blue when closing their road
Well, such an approach would be inconsistent with the one described for The Flier. Then again, it would be consistent with the exception noted there:The Flier (Flying Machines): Only one follower can be "next to" (or connected to) the fairy. Thus, only one follower will receive points from the fairy. Even if another follower is placed in the same feature on the same tile (as with the Flying Machines), this would not be considered "next to" the fairy. Landing a follower on an acrobat pyramid would be the exception to this rule.So, what's the right way for portals?
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