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Unfortunately, the café must close now, because it urgently needs renovation.  \nYou have been asked to carry out the work on the valuable parquet floor and refine it with stylish intarsias. In a contest, you must prove that you understand your craft better than your competitors.  \nIf you manage to build the most valuable ornaments and still make good progress, you’ll be able to claim new tools and many points. Once the contest ends after 3 rounds, whoever has gained the most points takes the victory and secures the contract for the intricate inlay work.  \nComponents  \n4 floor boards (1 per player) 5 starting hand cards A side: B side:  \n76 material cards  \n16 of each of the 4 colors 12 wild cards  \n1 tool board 48 tool tiles 1 score board  \nFront: Back:  \n150 wood elements  \n36 frames (9 of each of the 4 colors) 36 midsections 28 cores 20 tables 30 connectors  \n4 point tiles 4 scoring markers 1 round marker and 1 reward marker  \nSetup  \n1  \n2  \n3  \n5  \nPut the score board in the middle of the table and place the following items onto it:  \nEach player chooses a scoring marker and places it onto space 0 of the score track A .  \nPlace one of the light brown markers as the reward marker onto the reward track space with the arrow B .  \nStack the 4 point tiles in the center of the score board  .  \nPlace the second light brown marker as the round marker onto space 1 of the round track D .  \nPlace the tool board next to the score board. Then take the tool tiles.  \nDepending on the player count, remove some of them:  \nIn a 2-player game, return all tool tiles with a  \n3(+)-player icon or 4-player icon on their back to the box.  \nIn a 3-player game, return all tool tiles with a  \n4-player icon on their back to the box.  \nIn a 4-player game, remove no tool tiles.  \nPlace the remaining tool tiles face up onto the tool board, each onto its matching space in the column of its tool type. In 3-and 4-player games, there are up to two tool tiles per space. If these two tiles show different point bonuses (and backgrounds), make sure to place the tile with the higher point bonus on top.  \nSort the material cards by color and place them as 5 face-up material stacks within reach of all players.  \n4  \nSort the wood elements by shape and color. Place them in a supply within reach of all players. Depending on the player count, you must then remove some of the frames from this supply and return them to the box:  \nIn a 2-player game, remove 4 frames per color.  \nIn a 3-player game, remove 2 frames per color.  \nIn a 4-player game, remove no frames.  \nEach player takes the floor board whose wall color matches their chosen scoring marker. Decide together which side to use (A or B) . Then, each player places their floor board with that side facing up in front of them. For your first play, we recommend using the A side. The rules for the B side can be found on page 10.  \nAfterwards, each player takes  \n1 connector from the supply  \nand places it in their floor board’s center.  \n6  \nTake the starting hand cards.  \nPlace the card showing 5 card pairs next to the scoreboard in a resting area.  \nShuffle the other 4 cards and give each player 1 at random.  \nAny spare starting hand cards are then also placed in the resting area.  \nNotes about the color icons  \nIf it’s difficult to tell the color of the ornaments apart, take note of the small icons on the components. On the material cards and the floor board, you can find them in the center of the depicted ornaments. On the tool tiles, you can find them in the bottom right corner.  \nThese icons have no other meaning for gameplay.  \nYellow: diamond  \nRed: hexagon  \nGreen: square  \nSince the wooden frames are not marked with these icons, we recommend setting up","cbCain3UB2BVefGC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain3UB2BVefGC","pdf",4733164,12,"English","# Theme and object of the game\n## Components\n## Setup\n### Notes about the color icons\n## Playing the game\n### Preparation phase\n### Building phase","[{\"question\":\"How many players can play Intarsia and how long does a game last?\",\"answer\":\"Intarsia supports 2 to 4 players, and the game is played over 3 rounds before final scoring.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the goal of each contest round?\",\"answer\":\"Players build intarsias by adding wood elements and progress toward creating the most valuable ornaments, earning points from scoring.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the round structure organized in the rules?\",\"answer\":\"Each round has three phases: the Preparation phase, the Building phase, and the Conclusion phase, ending with final scoring after the third round.\"}]","Intarsia Rules EU - Web v1.0 | PDF",1792902868]