Development Cards – Progress – Road Building - May I play a Road Building card during the special building phase?
No. You may play Development Cards only on your own turn. The special building phase is not part of your turn.
No. You may play Development Cards only on your own turn. The special building phase is not part of your turn.
No. If, on your turn, you have reached the victory points (including your Victory Point Cards) required to win, you may reveal all your Victory Point Cards at once.
No. You can only win during your own turn.
Place the harbors adjacent to terrain hexes so that both harbor locations border on land.
No. This rule is a guideline of how to proceed if you play the game for the first time. Experienced players will most likely choose some other way of determining the starting player.
The rules do not prohibit it. However, common sense should tell you to play in such a way that your current opponents will also want to play with you tomorrow.
Yes. That’s how it’s specified in the game rules.
No. A Knight Card that hasn’t been revealed is like a lottery slip where you marked six winning numbers but then didn’t submit it to enter the drawing: it’s useless!
In principle, yes; but on Catan the circle is a hexagon. When counting the individual road pieces, it doesn’t matter whether or not they are built in a more or less straight line - what matters is that they establish an uninterrupted connection between two intersections. This is why six road pieces connected in a hexagonal fashion still count as six road pieces.
No.
By building a settlement on an intersection of the Longest Road. Needless to say that you must observe all building rules when doing this.