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Puerto Rico - Rules - The Settler

The player who chooses this role may take either a quarry tile as his privilege or one of the face-up plantation tiles and place it on any empty island space on his player board. Afterwards, each other player, in clockwise order, may take one of the face-up plantation tiles (not a quarry tile! - exception: construction hut) and place it on any empty island space on his player board.

Finally, the settler player puts the untaken plantation tiles face-up on a plantation discard stack and draws new plantation tiles from the face-down stacks, placing them face-up next to the quarry stack. He draws one more than the number of players.

Notes:

• Remember the special functions of the hacienda, construction hut, and hospice.
• If there are not enough plantation tiles left in the face-down stacks, the player first draws and places those. He shuffles the discarded plantation tiles face-down, creates a new face-down stack, and fills the face-up row. If there are insufficient tiles to refill the face-up row, players in following rounds may have to do without.
• Where a player places quarry and plantation tiles on his island plays no role in the game.
• The tiles may not be removed from the island.

Action
Each player takes and places a plantation tile.
Privilege
The settler may take and place a quarry, instead.

At the end of the settler phase: new plantation tiles are drawn.