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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Game board of 8x8 is generated with random lakes (2x2 tile obstacle), rocks (1 tile obstacle), fences (destructible by specific abilities, placed on edges of tiles; blocks orthogonal movement on the edge it is placed on; blocks diagonal movement if two fences connect at a corner of a tile's diagonal). | Game board of 8x8 is generated with random lakes (2x2 tile obstacle), rocks (1 tile obstacle), fences (destructible by specific abilities, placed on edges of tiles; blocks orthogonal movement on the edge it is placed on; blocks diagonal movement if two fences connect at a corner of a tile's diagonal). | ||
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Game ends after the opponent's 5th turn. Game is won by the one with the highest score; draw if score is tied. The player advances on the ranking track and unlocks new pieces. The pieces unlocked are random. The last piece is unlocked at 300 ranking points. | Game ends after the opponent's 5th turn. Game is won by the one with the highest score; draw if score is tied. The player advances on the ranking track and unlocks new pieces. The pieces unlocked are random. The last piece is unlocked at 300 ranking points. | ||
==Ranking Points== | |||
The Player can challenge any [[Characters|Villager]] to Scramblecoin. {{cleanup|Can Doorine also be challenged? If so, adjust wording to be more general}} The first played game with a Villager is worth 3 ranking points for victory, 2 for draw, 1 for defeat. Some Villagers are eager to play<!--this is the language used in the game guide--> and seeking a game, which will be referred to here as a "Bonus Game"<!--Does not seem to have an "official" name-->. This option is denoted both by a {{inlineIcon|Scramblecoin}} icon on the Character's map icon, and above the Character's head in the game world. Additionally, a green "BONUS" label displays underneath the Scramblecoin conversation option when speaking to the Character. For these Characters, this Bonus Game is worth 6 ranking points for victory, 4 for draw, 2 for defeat. (A Bonus Game can happen even after a Villager has already played Scramblecoin for the day.){{cleanup|Verify when bonus games reset, how many bonus games can occur per day}} If the player cancels in the middle of the game, it is forfeit. Forfeited game awards no ranking points, and the game is also counted as played for the day. | |||
Rank displays on a winding path from 0 to 300, and new Figurines will be randomly unlocked at certain milestones. {{cleanup|Identify at which markers Figurines are earned}} When a Figurine is unlocked, multiple actions occur: the player can use the Figurine in Scramblecoin, the player unlocks the Figurine in the '''Board Game''' section of the Collection menu, and the player unlocks 2 [[Furniture]] items related to the Figurine. Players can view their current rank progress from the '''Boardgame Ranking''' button, in the top right corner from the '''{{inlineIcon|Board Game}}''' tile of the '''Eternity Isle''' Collection Menu. When the player reaches 300 ranking points, first played game and bonus games no longer award any ranking points.{{cleanup|what happens instead?}} | |||
===Ranking Outcomes=== | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable centered" id='recipe-table' | |||
! style="" | Outcome | |||
! style="" | Normal<br>Rank Impact | |||
! style="" | Bonus Game<br>Rank Impact | |||
|- | |||
| Victory | |||
| 3 | |||
| 6 | |||
|- | |||
| Draw | |||
| 2 | |||
| 4 | |||
|- | |||
| Defeat | |||
| 1 | |||
| 2 | |||
|} | |||
===Piece Movement=== | ===Piece Movement=== | ||
Pieces all have unique movement and their own designated starting position. Pieces are placed either on their starting position, or take the place of an existing piece on the board. Pieces can never move past the edge of the board. Lakes, rocks, fences are random obstacles to movement; and other pieces also block movement. | Pieces all have unique movement and their own designated starting position. Pieces are placed either on their starting position, or take the place of an existing piece on the board. Pieces can never move past the edge of the board. Lakes, rocks, fences are random obstacles to movement; and other pieces also block movement. | ||