Cardinal Richelieu Multilingual (Richelieu)

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Product Description ■ With Japanese Translations
Each of the 48 cards is divided by color into regions, each with one emblem for the region and either a sword, cross, or tower, or two emblems.
Mix the 48 cards well, face them up and line them up into 4 12.
Then place the tiles on some of the cards and start the game.
Turn them in turns.
Take one or two cards from one of the cards in four rows.
If you take two cards, you cannot have more than three emblems of the same color.
You can also place tiles that make it difficult for your opponent to pick up.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you must throw away your block tiles.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you have to throw away your block tiles.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you can place other tiles that make it difficult for your opponent to pick up.
First count the number of emblems for each region.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you have to throw away your block tiles.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you can place other tiles that make it difficult for your opponent to pick up.
First count the number of emblems for each region.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you have to count your block tiles.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you have to count your block tiles.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you have to count your block tiles.
If your opponent has these tiles in place, you have to count your block tiles.
If you compare the number of emblems for all regions, you count the number of swords, cross, and towers.
First count the number of emblems for each region.
If you compare the number of emblems for all regions, you count the number of emblems for each region.
The less is 0.
If you have none at all, you count minus 5.
When you compare the number of emblems for all regions, you count the number of emblems for each region.
There is no element of luck at all, and the player with more total points wins.
Once you have the cards in place, you count the number of emblems for each region.