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Musketeers were first seen in France in 1622 serving as bodyguards while armed with muskets and often riding horses. This Carcassonne variant allows players to place a follower on top of their wagon token to create a Musketeer if they have the most followers in a feature. Musketeers shoot and kill opposing followers in the same feature and return them to their owner's supply. When the feature is scored, the Musketeer and wagon return to their owner's supply.

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Musketeers

Musketeers were first seen in France in 1622 serving as bodyguards while armed with muskets and often riding horses. This Carcassonne variant allows players to place a follower on top of their wagon token to create a Musketeer if they have the most followers in a feature. Musketeers shoot and kill opposing followers in the same feature and return them to their owner's supply. When the feature is scored, the Musketeer and wagon return to their owner's supply.

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Carcassonne The Musketeers

THE MUSKETEERS
A Carcassonne Central variant by Gwommy

Musketeers were first seen in France in 1622. They were armed with muskets and often rode horses. Their initial duties when becoming a musketeer were to serve as bodyguards.

REQUIRED EXPANSIONS

The Abbey and Mayor official expansion

ADDITIONAL RULES
Preparation
All preparation and rules are followed from the original game and any of the expansions that you choose to play with. The following rules should be added as well:

1. Place a tile
If you place a tile that adds a feature that contains your Wagon, then instead of placing a follower on the tile you may place a normal follower or large follower on top of your wagon. This combination of pieces makes a Musketeer. You may only do this if you already have the most followers in that feature, a tie for the most followers does not count.

Carcassonne The Musketeers

2. Deploy a follower
A follower that is deployed on a wagon is a Musketeer, as stated above. If any of your opponents followers are ever in the same feature as your Musketeer, then those followers are considered to be shot and killed by the Musketeer. A follower that is shot and killed is returned to that owners supply. If a Musketeer was formed with a large follower is connected to the same feature as a Musketeer made from a normal follower, then the Musketeer with the normal follower is shot and killed. If both Musketeers were made using the same sized followers, then they are both shot and returned to their owners supply. For any other gaming purpose, the combination of the wagon and a follower count as one follower in play, not two.

3. Score
Musketeers are scored like any normal follower on a feature when it is completed. After the feature is scored, then the wagon and the follower on top of it are returned to their owners supply. The wagon does not get to move to another feature for that turn. If any followers are added to the feature from the City of Carcassonne, then those followers are shot and returned to their owners supply prior to scoring.

Final Scoring
The Musketeer does not change the scores for any final scoring.

Carcassonne The Musketeers

Version History
0.1 1.0 1.1 10-13-2009 - First draft 10-13-2009 - Final: Changed font. 10-14-2009 - Final 1.1 Corrected confusing wording.

Acknowledgements
Gantry Rogue (Gantry) for creating the Carcassonne Central web site where this fan-made expansion was developed and hosted, and for his comments, which contributed to the development of this expansion. Matthew Harper (mjharper) for the Completely Annotated Rules (CAR) for Carcassonne. Scott (Scott) for inspiring this terrific template, and Jonathan Warren (Joff) for making the original template upon which this one was based.

www.carcassonnecentral.com

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