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All games from Euphrat & Tigris e12 on use the English Variant rules.

In Euphrat & Tigris, the aim of each player is to develop the four key spheres of civilisation: settlements, temples, farms and markets. To do this, players will position their leaders, create and extend kingdoms, build monuments and resolve conflicts, thereby gaining victory points in each of the four spheres. The winner is the player who develops their civilisation in a balanced way, without revealing a sphere of weakness.

Euphrat & Tigris was designed by Reiner Knizia and is published by Hans im Glück (German edition) and Mayfair Games (English edition).

You will need to know the rules of the game in order to play.

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As with all games, rules are required. Please read the rules of engagement that cover For Whom The Web Rocks games. The following additional rules apply to these Euphrat & Tigris games.

Euphrat & Tigris games require two to four players.
Please use a subject of E&T exxx when sending orders (replace the 'xxx' with the game number, e.g. E&T e999).
Private information is available from the game information area. Players will be provided with usernames and passwords to access their information.
Games will normally play to the English Variant rules. Use of this variant reduces game delays as fewer conflicts will require player decisions.
In addition, the Artist Expansion can be used. When you join a game you can choose which type of game to play.
When a leader moves within the board to another, please order this as {leader} moves from {location} to {location}.
Where orders create conflict, the ordering player should indicate which sphere will be dealt with first (if appropriate), and how many tiles they are playing in support of this conflict. If no support is ordered, none will be assumed.
When conflicts occur, the players involved in the conflict will be contacted when necessary for decisions on support. These messages should be responded to as soon as possible.
Where orders create conflict, orders for the remainder of the turn are not required until the outcome of the conflict is known.
When a move allows a Treasure to be taken, the player should specify with their orders which Treasure to take, bearing in mind the need to take the four corner Treasures first if involved.
If a player does not specify which Treasure to take, the Treasure furthest away from the Trader in the Kingdom will be taken. If the Treasures are the same distance from the Trader, a random selection will be made.
Moves made for players by the referee will normally involve playing tiles to gain victory points in their weakest spheres, but avoiding conflict where possible. However, if the player has no leaders on the board, one or more leaders may be placed instead.

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