Tezos

The Tezos Pole Game

Creator

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Description

The Tezos Pole Monopoly — Rules (v1.0) 1 | Components - Game board (outer ring of artist & event tiles + centre logo) - 1 × d6 for movement - 1 × d6 for valuation - Player pawns / lap counters - Tz currency chips (10 Tz, 50 Tz, 100 Tz) - Artist mini‑cards matching board tiles - Quick‑start cheat sheet (see bottom) 2 | Set‑up 1. Each player chooses a pawn, places it on "Start", and receives 1 000 Tz from the Bank. 2. Determine turn order: all roll the movement die; highest goes first, play proceeds clockwise. 3 | Turn Sequence 1. Roll & Move — roll 1d6 and advance that many tiles. 2. Resolve the landing tile: A. Artist tile • If it’s a 1/1: the first player to land may buy it for the listed price; afterwards it only charges royalties. • If it’s an Edition (x/y): any player who lands may purchase ONE copy (while supplies last). Multiple players can own the same edition. • No auctions — if you decline to buy, nothing happens. B. Royalty — landing on an owned artist tile: pay 10 % of its list price (rounded down to the nearest 10 Tz, but at a minimum 5Tz) to the owner(s). If several players own that edition, each player gets paid. C. Event tile — follow its printed instructions. • Special rules for Unusual Artist Generosity: roll 1d6 → 6 = Scorpion Dagger edition, 1–5 = Pipi Universel edition. 3. Out‑of‑cash protocol 1) Flip any owned edition back to the Bank for ½ price (round down 10 Tz). 2) If still short, forfeit your cheapest masterpiece (remove from play). 4. Lap bonus — each time you pass or land on GO, collect +300 Tz. 5. End your turn; play passes clockwise. 4 | Game Length The instant any pawn completes its 5th full lap, finish that player’s tile resolution and the game ends immediately. 5 | End‑Game Valuation For EACH masterpiece you own you have to appraise it based on the new market valuation, roll one d6: Even (2,4,6): new value = die × original price × multiplieroncard Odd (1,3,5): new value = (original price × multiplieroncard) ÷ die Round all results down to the nearest 10 Tz. Total all your adjusted values and add remaining cash: highest portfolio wins. Ties → player with most masterpieces wins. 6 | Optional Tweaks - Floor any valuation below 10 Tz at 10 Tz. - Raise royalty to 20 % in 3‑player games. - “L2 move” (house rule): once per game a player may roll 3d6 instead of 1d6 to rush toward lap 5. Quick‑Start Cheat Sheet ----------------------- START 1 000 Tz each ON YOUR TURN 1. Roll 1d6 → move. 2. Tile action: • Empty 1/1? Buy (price) or pass. • Empty edition? Buy ONE copy (if qty left). • Owned tile? Pay 10 % price ↓10 Tz (split if multiple owners). • Event tile? Read & roll if needed. 3. Broke? Flip an edition @ ½ price. Still broke → lose cheapest piece. 4. Cross GO → +300 Tz. GAME END First pawn finishes lap 5. SCORING For each piece roll 1d6 Even → die × price × mult Odd → (price × mult) ÷ die Round ↓ to 10 Tz. Highest total wins!