Splendor Duel
Frequently Asked Questions
How do gray cards with no Bonus work? Do they count for the 10-point victory condition?
The gray cards with no Jewel bonus are placed on existing columns, they are not their own color. And as they DO NOT have a color, they do not count for the "10-point or more Prestige points on cards of the same color" - but they DO count towards the total of 20 prestige point win condition.
Can I take a pearl with a privilege scroll?
Yes
If I set a gray card on top of a card with an ability, do I get to use that ability?
No, you are simply adding another Bonus gem of the same color to that column.
What happens if I have reserved cards at the end of the game?
Where do I put the spent gems?
How can I get gold?
See the following rule(s) to find an answer to this question.
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Can I look at my own reserved cards?
Do I have to show the reserved cards to the opponent?
How can I get play the reserved cards from my hand?
How many reserved cards can I have?
Can I take less than 3 Gems on my turn?
Can I take a Gold token on my "Take 3 tokens" action?
What if I can't perform any mandatory action on my turn?
Can I take a gold token with a privilege scroll?
Can I hide my tokens from my opponent?
Can I use more than one privilege scroll during my turn?
Can I do the optional actions in any order?
No
You will always have to first use the Privilege Scroll(s) and only after that you can replenish the game board.
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I need to take a privilege scroll but there's none left
How can I acquire a privilege scroll?
Will using a privilege scroll end my turn?
Can I use a privilege scroll at any point during my turn?
How many Pearls are there in the game?
Is there a card that grants Pearls as bonus?
What's the amount of Gems I can have?
10. You can have more during your turn, but at the end you will need to discard to 10.
Related Rule(s)
Does taking a Royal card count as an action?
How many Royal cards can I acquire?
2
You take one immediately when you get your 3rd Crown, then another when you get your 6th Crown. There’s no other way to get a Royal card.
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