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Phaye
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Leprechauns
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Sun, 07 November 2010 21:20
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In the final round, if the Leprechauns place a pot of gold on the regions they occupy, does the player get those pieces when the round (and game) is over?
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ilfiniol
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April 2009
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Re: Leprechauns
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Sun, 07 November 2010 22:22
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No.
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Enker1978
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thesetup
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Re: Leprechauns
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Mon, 27 December 2010 23:35
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I don't have the expansion rules in front of me, but I believe you'd get them. Your Leprechauns still control those regions, even though they're now in decline. I think you only need them active to PLACE the gold into regions. I don't think you have to remove them when you enter decline. That's how I'd play it anyway, but I've been wrong before...
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An additional question on this race.
Is it allowed to collect the gold pieces in the round the Lepraichauns declines?
Im not sure, because both things happen at the beginning of the players turn. The collection of the pieces and the decline of the Lepraichauns.
We played it the way, that they are allowed to take the pieces bevor the decline, because you have succesfully defend the pieces from being captured.
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DannyMack
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Re: Leprechauns
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Fri, 28 January 2011 23:38
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I think you guys are right on.
The rules state:
Each Pot of Gold still present at the start of your next turn goes into your victory stash...
It doesn't seem to discriminate whether that is an active or in-decline turn.
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panamafever
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February 2011
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Re: Leprechauns
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Mon, 14 February 2011 21:51
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I agree. To take an even more extreme example, you could probably Stout your Leprechauns (decline at end of turn) after placing some pots--and as long as "the pots of gold are still present" at beginning of your next turn you should be, ahem, "golden."
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draziL
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Leprechauns
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Sat, 18 August 2012 06:23
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A couple of questions regarding Leprechauns:
The rules read: "..If an oponent conquers one of these regions before your next turn, he gets the pot of gold instead.."
1. It is not clear if the pot of gold worth one victory point for the conqueror of the pot of gold region, or he only manages to deprive the pot of gold from the Leprechauns' owner.
2. If a sorcerer uses his ability and replaces a Leprechaun (in the beginning of the Leprechauns' owner turn) in a region where a pot of gold exists, who gets the pot of gold ?
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Deio
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January 2011
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Re: Leprechauns
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Sat, 18 August 2012 13:09
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1. The pot of gold is always worth 1 victory coin, whoever is owning it.
2. When a Sorcerer uses his ability on a Leprechaun, the Sorcerer does get the pot of gold, as using his ability is considered as a conquest.
But a Sorcerer can only use his ability during his own turn, so the case you described (replacing a Leprechaun in the beginning of the Leprechauns' turn) does not seem possible to me.
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