In addition, he may not place his follower on an already completed feature. When doing so, he must follow all other placement rules, for example, not on a feature with another follower.
When a player draws and places a magic portal tile, he may place a follower on this or any previously placed tile. Note that a farm is not scored before the end of the game, so even when a farm is completely enclosed and can no longer expand, as long as it's unoccupied, you can place your meeple into it. In addition, you may not "teleport" your meeple into an already scored feature. You follow all the other rules for meeple placement. If you draw one of those, instead of your normal meeple placement, you may place your meeple on any other already placed tile. However, in the "Princess & the Dragon" expansion, there are 6 magic portal tiles: The Princess & Dragon expansion provides an exception to that rule.Īs Gendolkari already quoted, the rules in the vanilla game are clear: You can only place a meeple on a tile you just placed. You need to use the context of how placing meeples in general works to realize that you can't just place a meeple on any monastery. Under the rule for placing a meeple a a monk, it actually says "You can placeĪ meeple on a monastery as a monk." which fails to mention that it must be on a monastery that you just placed. It awkwardly states the rule for placing a tile multiple times for each of the types of terrain, and then gives the rule about placing a meeple for each one. That being said, the Z-Man rulebook just doesn't seem as clear over all. You are automatically not allowed to do anything that the rulebook does not give you permission to do.Īs an extreme example, the rules don't say that you aren't allowed to take one of your opponent's meeples off the board, but it is assumed that it is not allowed because they don't say you are allowed. While the rules don't say "you cannot place a meeple on a different tile", they don't need to, because the rules are there to tell you what things are are allowed to do. He may instead place a meeple on the other features on the tile, according to the normal rules. If a player plays a tile with a fortune teller, he may deploy a meeple as a fortune teller on the tent. The sections on Highwaymen and Knights say something similar. The fortune teller tiles are placed according to normal Carcassonne rules. The player may place a meeple from her supply onto the tile she has just placed. While the Z-Man edition rules don't have a specifically spelled out restriction you can go based off of what they do allow you to do: The player may only deploy it to the tile he just placed.
The player may only play 1 follower on a turn. From the Rio Grande edition rules:Īfter the player places a land tile, he may deploy one of his followers, using the following rules: You can only place it on the tile you just placed.
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