Contents

1 Welcome to Junk Art Cities!
- - 1.0.1 What You Need to Know About City Cards
- 1.1 Welcome to Home Town!
2 Discovering the Wonders of Paris
3 The Magic of Building Blocks
4 The Exciting Game of Fallen Pieces

Welcome to Junk Art Cities!

Let me tell you about the fascinating world of creating art out of junk! It’s pretty incredible what can be done with a little creativity and some discarded materials.

But first, let’s talk about the rules. Every city has its own set of guidelines and regulations when it comes to creating junk art. These rules are unique to each city, so make sure you only refer to the ones in your own city.

Now, why are these rules so important? Well, they play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and safety of each city’s junk art. They ensure that everyone has a fair chance to create and showcase their work while keeping the city environment clean and organized.

So, when you’re diving into the wonderful world of junk art, it’s important to keep these rules in mind. They will guide you and help you create something truly unique and awe-inspiring.

Now, let’s briefly go over a few key things to remember when it comes to junk art cities:

Each city has its own set of rules, so be sure to follow the ones in your own city.
These rules are in place to maintain the safety and integrity of each city’s junk art.
By following the rules, you ensure that everyone has a fair opportunity to showcase their work.
Remember to be creative and have fun! Junk art is all about thinking outside the box and turning discarded materials into something beautiful.

So, if you’re ready to embark on an incredible journey of creativity and self-expression, Junk Art Cities is the perfect place for you. Get ready to turn trash into treasure and let your imagination run wild!

What You Need to Know About City Cards

City cards are an important aspect of the game, and understanding how they work is crucial in having a successful strategy. Let me give you a quick overview of what you should keep in mind when dealing with city cards:

City name and page reference: Each city card comes with a unique name and page number that you can use as a reference.
Number of supported players: It’s essential to know how many players can participate in a game using a specific city card.
Exhibition end condition: Different city cards have varying end conditions for exhibitions. Pay attention to these conditions to plan your moves accordingly.
Direction of play: City cards indicate whether the game is played clockwise, counterclockwise, or simultaneously. This information is important for the flow of the game.
Quick setup reference: While the rules are essential, quick setup references can help you get started faster. Just keep in mind that they don’t replace the actual rules.
Potential fan gains: City cards may bring you additional fans, so it’s worth considering their potential gain.
Common base(s): Some city cards have shared bases that can affect gameplay. These bases are only shown on specific cards.

Welcome to Home Town!

As you delve into the game, Home Town is an exciting city card to explore. With its unique features and potential advantages, it offers a thrilling experience. Get ready to embark on your journey and make the most out of the opportunities that await you in Home Town!

When you’re working with other artists, you naturally want your art to stand out and get the most attention.

Number of Players: 2-6.

Objective: Gain the most fans – Earn bonus points for building tall structures.

End of Exhibition: When a player has accumulated 5 or more fallen pieces.

Preparing in Your Hometown

1. Each player is dealt 4 Junk Art cards, and the remaining cards are placed face down to form a deck.

2. Keep any fan tokens earned in other cities separate from those obtained in your hometown.

Your Turn in Your Hometown

Choose 2 out of your 4 cards and offer them to the next player in the direction of play. They choose 1 card, and you keep the other.
Both players simultaneously locate the piece that matches their chosen card and add it to their structure.
For every piece that matches the same color or shape as the active piece, you get 1 fan from the supply.
Draw 2 cards to refill your hand to 4 cards.
The next player takes their turn in the direction of play.

The Tumble of Pieces in your Hometown

When you have 5 or more fallen pieces, it means the exhibition is coming to an end.

The Exhibition Ends and Fans are Awarded

The exhibition keeps going until all players have had the same number of turns, and then it’s over.

For every fallen piece you have, you have to give back 1 fan that you earned in your Hometown. If you have more fallen pieces than fans, you lose all of the fans you earned in your Hometown.

Lastly, find the three tallest structures and hand out bonus fans like this:

Discovering the Wonders of Paris

Have you ever visited Paris? Let me tell you, it’s an incredible city filled with so much history, culture, and beauty. As I strolled through the streets, I couldn’t help but be in awe of the magnificent structures that stood tall and proud, each with its own unique story to tell.

First, let me introduce you to the Eiffel Tower, the most iconic and recognizable landmark in Paris. Standing at a height of 324 meters, this metal marvel was completed in 1889 and has become a symbol of love and romance. As I gazed up at its intricate ironwork, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of wonder and admiration.

1st tallest structure: 5 fans
2nd tallest structure: 3 fans
3rd tallest structure: 1 fan.

Next, we have the Louvre Museum, which is not only the world’s largest art museum but also a historic monument itself. As I explored its vast collection of artworks, including the famous Mona Lisa, I couldn’t help but marvel at the sheer beauty and talent that these masterpieces possessed. The Louvre truly is a treasure trove of artistic wonders.

A short stroll away from the Louvre, you’ll find the majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral. This Gothic masterpiece took nearly 200 years to complete and is a striking example of architectural grandeur. As I stood in front of its towering spires and intricate stained glass windows, I was amazed at the level of craftsmanship that went into creating such a masterpiece.

Lastly, no trip to Paris would be complete without a visit to the Palace of Versailles. This opulent palace served as the residence of French kings and queens and is a testament to the extravagance and grandeur of the monarchy. As I wandered through its grand halls and beautifully landscaped gardens, I couldn’t help but feel transported back in time to an era of splendor and luxury.

So, if you’re looking for a city that will captivate your senses and leave you in awe, Paris is the place to be. With its rich history, breathtaking architecture, and artistic treasures, this city truly has something for everyone. I guarantee that a visit to Paris will be an experience you’ll never forget.

Amsterdam

Hey there! So, you’re ready to make a splash in Amsterdam and show off your amazing junk art!

Number of Players: 3-6.

Objective: Build the tallest structure.

Game ends: When a player gets eliminated.

Getting Started in Amsterdam

First things first, each player gets dealt 3 Junk Art cards, and the rest form a deck that goes facedown. Now it’s time to start picking your pieces!

Your Turn in Amsterdam

So here’s how the game works. First, we each choose a card from our hand and put it facedown in front of us. Next, we all reveal our cards at the same time.

The card with the highest number wins the trick. But if two or more cards have the same number, then we look at the colors. The strongest color wins the trick. Here’s the order of the colors, from strongest to weakest:

Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Black

The winner of the trick gives a card to each player, including themselves. Then, it’s time to place the matching piece onto our structures. Each player must find the right piece and put it in the right place. Remember, the goal is to build a sturdy structure!

After that, we draw a new card and keep playing until the end of the exhibition.

Fallen Pieces In Amsterdam

Now, here’s an important rule. If you have 2 or more fallen pieces, you’re out of the game. So keep an eye on your structure and make sure it stays strong!

Exhibition End And Fans Awarded

There are two ways the exhibition can end. If a player gets eliminated because they have too many fallen pieces, or if all the cards have been played, then the exhibition is over. And when it’s over, the fans get awarded for their support. So let’s give them a great show!

If you manage to find the tallest structures, you’ll gain 3 fans. But don’t worry, even if you don’t win, you’ll still get 2 fans – that’s a pretty good deal!

Discovering Gujarat

The Festival of Colors is an amazing event packed with vibrant colors and rich culture. What makes it even more special is that the festival organizers have specifically requested sculptures in different colors for the upcoming event.

Here’s what you need to know:

Players: 2-4. Goal: Build the tallest structure. Exhibition End: When a player has 2 or more fallen pieces.

Let’s get started in Gujarat:

Give each player all the pieces of a single color.

Now it’s time to take turns:

I’ll flip the top card from the Junk Art deck. Your job is to place that piece of your color on your own structure.
Once everyone has successfully placed their piece, I’ll flip over the next card and we’ll continue.

Remember: If the card reveals a piece that has already been placed, we’ll discard that card and reveal another one.

Finally, let’s talk about fallen pieces:

The exhibition will come to an end as soon as a player has 2 or more fallen pieces.

Now, you’re all set to enjoy the Festival of Colors and create stunning sculptures. Have a blast!

Exhibition Over and Fans Given Away

Once all the moves have been made, or if a player has 2 or more fallen pieces in front of them, the exhibition comes to an end. This happens when all the active pieces have been placed on the board.

Now it’s time to award the fans! Look for the three tallest structures and distribute the fans as follows:

The tallest structure gets 5 fans
The second tallest structure gets 3 fans
The third tallest structure gets 1 fan

Indianapolis

Hey there, I’ve got some exciting news for you! The Indianapolis 500 race organizers had a last-minute idea to include some cool junk art in the event. But here’s the catch: they need it right away!

We need: 2-6 players.

The objective: Be the best at placing pieces and score bonus points for building the tallest structure.

When does it end? When all the cards have been played.

Setting Up Shop in Indianapolis

Everyone gets a deck of 10 Junk Art cards, facedown. Any extra cards you have are not used in this city.

Your Turn in Indianapolis

Okay, here’s the deal: when the start player shouts “Go!”, everyone flips over their first card at the same time.
Now, it’s time to find the matching piece from your deck and strategically place it on your structure.

Once you’ve played your piece, shout “Done!” The turn ends when all but one of us has said “Done!” If you don’t say “Done!” and don’t place your piece, you have to return it to the supply.

We keep playing like this until we’ve used up all the cards.

By the way, if you can’t remember who said “Done!” last, we’ll just assume that everyone placed their piece.

Oh, and don’t forget, if you forget to say “Done!” at the end of your turn, you have to take back your last piece.

Now, let’s talk about fallen pieces. In Indianapolis, fallen pieces don’t have any special effects. We just put them back in the supply.

When we’ve played all the cards, the exhibition is over. We need to look at our structures and count how many Junk pieces we have. Based on that, we’ll score fans.

If we have 10 pieces or more, we’ll get 5 fans.

The Magic of Building Blocks

Hey there! Have you ever played with building blocks? They’re incredible. They allow you to unleash your creativity and construct amazing things. That’s why I want to talk about the importance of building blocks and how they can spark your imagination.

Unleashing Creativity

When I’m playing with building blocks, I feel like I’m embarking on a grand adventure. There’s something magical about taking those colorful pieces and turning them into something unique. You have the power to create your own world, whether it’s a towering castle or a bustling city. The possibilities are endless.

Not only do building blocks let you express yourself, but they also help develop your problem-solving skills. As you experiment with different structures, you learn what works and what doesn’t. It’s like solving a puzzle, figuring out the best way to fit the pieces together. And when you finally complete your creation, it’s an incredibly satisfying feeling.

The Power of Imagination

Building blocks are like a gateway to a realm of endless possibilities. They give you the freedom to dream and imagine. You can build a spaceship and explore distant galaxies, or construct a majestic castle and live like a medieval king. The only limit is your own imagination.

When you play with building blocks, you become the architect of your own world. You can create your own stories and bring them to life. It’s a truly immersive experience that transports you to different places and times. Building blocks are not just toys – they’re a power tool for your imagination.

Bringing People Together

Building blocks are not only fun to play with on your own, but they also have an amazing ability to bring people together. You can build with friends, family, or even strangers. It’s a shared experience that creates bonds and fosters collaboration.

When you build with others, you learn how to communicate your ideas and work as a team. You learn to compromise and find common ground. It’s a valuable lesson that goes beyond playing with building blocks. These social skills are essential in every aspect of life.

Building Blocks: A Path to Success

So, next time you come across a pile of building blocks, take a moment to appreciate their power. They have the ability to unleash your creativity, ignite your imagination, and bring people together. They are not just toys – they are a pathway to success.

By building with blocks, you’re not just constructing physical structures, but you’re also constructing a strong foundation for your future. So grab those building blocks, let your imagination soar, and start building your way to greatness.

RULES:

10 or more pieces: 5 fans
7-9 pieces: 3 fans
5-6 pieces: 1 fan

The player who built the tallest structure also gains 1 bonus fan.

Monaco

Get ready to experience the fast-paced excitement of Monaco! Be the first to assemble an incredible structure using all of your pieces!

Players: 2-6.

Objective: Place the most pieces and earn a bonus for building the tallest structures.

End of Exhibition: One player has used all of their pieces.

Setting Up in Monaco

To start, deal each player a deck of 10 Junk Art cards, which should be placed face-down. Any extra Junk Art cards will not be used in this city.

Your Turn in Monaco

When I say “Go!”, all players will reveal the top card from their deck simultaneously.
Next, you must quickly locate the matching piece and add it to your structure.

When you start playing the game, grab a card and find the corresponding piece that matches the image on the card. You don’t have to wait for the other players, so go ahead and start right away. The quicker you are, the better! Keep doing this until you’ve placed all ten of your pieces.

Now, let’s talk about what happens when pieces fall off the structure. If any pieces do fall, you’ll need to put them back on one by one before you can continue playing.

Once a player has placed their tenth piece, the exhibition comes to an end immediately. If you still have a piece that hasn’t been placed yet, you’ll have to get rid of it.

After the exhibition, it’s time to see how many fans you’ve earned based on your structure. Look at how many Junk pieces you have and score fans accordingly:

– If you have ten pieces, you get 5 fans.

– For 7-9 pieces, you earn 3 fans.

– And if you have 5-6 pieces, you get 1 fan.

But wait, there’s more! The player with the tallest structure also receives a bonus fan.

Remember, the key to winning in this game is to build a tall, sturdy structure while also trying to avoid any pieces falling off. Good luck!

Montreal

Montreal is a fascinating city that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modernity. It’s a place where you can explore vibrant neighborhoods, enjoy delicious food, and immerse yourself in various artistic experiences.

When you visit Montreal, you’ll find yourself captivated by the architectural beauty of Old Montreal’s cobblestone streets and historic buildings. There’s something magical about walking through this area and feeling like you’ve been transported to another era.

But Montreal isn’t just about the past. As you venture into different neighborhoods, such as the bustling Plateau-Mont-Royal or the trendy Mile End, you’ll be greeted by a lively atmosphere and a mix of diverse shops, cafes, and restaurants. Each neighborhood has its own unique character, showcasing the multicultural fabric of the city.

Food lovers will be delighted by the culinary scene in Montreal. From the famous bagels of St-Viateur and Fairmount Bagel to the mouthwatering poutine, there’s no shortage of delicious treats to try. The city is also known for its diverse dining options, including restaurants serving cuisines from around the world.

Art and culture thrive in Montreal, with numerous art galleries, museums, and festivals to explore. The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts boasts an extensive collection, while the Quartier des Spectacles is a hub for performing arts. The city comes to life during events like the Montreal International Jazz Festival and the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival.

Montreal’s charm extends beyond its attractions. The city is known for its welcoming and friendly attitude towards visitors. You’ll often hear both English and French spoken, reflecting the bilingual nature of the city. Whether you’re wandering through a park or enjoying a cup of coffee at a local cafe, you’ll feel a sense of warmth and hospitality from the people of Montreal.

In conclusion, Montreal is a city that offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and modernity. From its charming cobblestone streets to its vibrant neighborhoods, there’s always something to discover. So, if you’re looking for a unique and enchanting travel experience, Montreal is the place to be.

Collaboration is a big part of what makes Canada such a great place to live. You get to work on a piece of art for a little while and then switch over to someone else’s art and add your own unique style to it.

Number of Players: 2-6.

Objective: Be the last artist remaining.

End of Exhibition: Last artist standing

Setting Up in Montreal

Deal each player 3 Junk Art cards and place the rest in a facedown deck.

Player’s Turn in Montreal

Each player picks a card and plays it in front of the next player in the direction of play.
Then, all players must simultaneously find the piece that matches the card played to them and add it to their structure. Note: Players should keep their played cards in front of themselves, and new cards should be placed where everyone can see how many cards have been played.

After I place my piece, I’ll need to draw 3 cards to refill my hand. This keeps the game fair and balanced for everyone. Remember, we all want a chance to win! Once all players have 3 cards in front of them, it’s time to move ourselves and our fan tokens in the direction of play. Be careful not to knock any pieces off the structure during this step – any fallen pieces will be discarded right away. We’ll keep playing like this until the exhibition ends.

Now, let’s talk about what happens if multiple pieces fall off my structure in Montreal. If that happens, I’m out, and so is my structure. It’s a tough break, but it’s a risk we take when playing this game.

Finally, we’ll wrap things up when the exhibition comes to an end. And here’s the best part – fans will be awarded to the winners! So keep playing your best, and you might just come out on top. Good luck!

When you play the game, there are two possible outcomes for the exhibition. The first is when only one player is left standing and they have placed their active piece. In this case, the player wins and gets 5 fans from the supply.

The second outcome occurs when all the remaining players are eliminated at the same time, or all the cards have been played. In this situation, the players who are left tie for the win and each receive 3 fans.

The Big Apple

Get ready to compete with other artists in a thrilling sculpture competition that takes place in the bustling city that never sleeps. But be cautious! The police could show up at any moment!

Number of Players: 26

Objective: Build the tallest structure

End of Exhibition: When the Star card is revealed

Preparing in New York

Divide the Junk Art deck into three equal piles, labeled A, B, and C. Place the Star card (representing the police) facedown on top of pile C. Stack piles A and B on top of pile C.
Deal 3 Junk Art cards face-up onto the table and keep the remaining cards in a facedown pile.

Player’s Turn in New York

On your turn, I want you to choose one of the cards that is faceup. Find the matching piece and place it onto your structure. But here is the catch: if the piece you just placed touches another piece that has the same color or shape, I need you to place another piece. Your turn ends when there are no more faceup cards left or if you place a piece that doesn’t touch another piece with the same color or shape.

After your turn ends, I want you to reveal cards until you have three faceup cards. Now, it’s time for the next player to take their turn, and the game continues in the direction of play.

Now, let’s talk about fallen pieces in New York. When a piece falls, it is simply removed from the game without any effects. It’s as if it never existed.

Lastly, I want to mention what happens when the Star card is revealed. Brace yourself, because the cops come and everyone runs away. This means that the exhibition ends immediately.

But don’t worry, there is still more to do. We need to find the three tallest structures and distribute fans as follows:

– If a structure is the tallest, the person who built it gets three fans.

– If a structure is the second tallest, the person who built it gets two fans.

– If a structure is the third tallest, the person who built it gets one fan.

That’s it! Now you have all the information you need to play the game. Good luck!

I would like to share some fascinating facts about the tallest structures you can find! Let’s take a look:

The 1st tallest structure has 5 fans.
The 2nd tallest structure has 3 fans.
The 3rd tallest structure has 1 fan.

Now, let’s talk about playing a shorter or longer game in New York. Here are two different ways to set it up:

For a shorter game, you’ll need to split the deck into two parts, A and B. Then, place the Star card facedown on top of deck B. Finally, stack deck A on top of deck B. For a longer game, you’ll need to split the deck into four parts, A, B, C, and D. Start by placing the Star card facedown on top of deck D. Then, stack the decks in the following order from top to bottom: A, B, C, D.

Now, let’s head to Paris! It’s a beautiful city with so much to offer.

Paris is famous for its street artists. They called on some artists to help share the Street Artist’s journey. Street Artists are skilled at creating stories based on their surroundings and whatever the audience throws their way. Use your talents to adapt to the challenges and create incredible artwork!

Players: 2-6.

Objective: Avoid getting eliminated.

Exhibition End: A player has 3 or more fallen pieces

Setting Up in Paris

Instead of each player having their own base, one base is placed in the middle of the table within easy reach of all players.
Each player is dealt 3 Junk Art cards. The remaining cards are placed face-down to form a deck.

Player’s Turn in Paris

On your turn, select a card from your hand and play it in front of the next player in the direction of play.

In the game of Build It Up, players take turns adding pieces to a structure. The goal is to find the matching piece and add it to the structure. Once a player finds the matching piece, they draw a new card and play continues. If a player has 3 or more fallen pieces, they are eliminated from the game.

In the city of Paris, falling pieces can be a problem. If a player in Build It Up has 3 or more fallen pieces, they are immediately eliminated.

When a player is eliminated, the exhibition comes to an end. But don’t worry, if you’re still standing, you win 3 fans as a reward!

Now let’s talk about an exciting city – Philadelphia!

Hey there, fellow artists! Let’s talk about the importance of sharing in the art community. It’s all about spreading the love and resources so that everyone can thrive.

There are 26 players in this game.

Your goal is to be the last artist standing!

The exhibition will end when there is only one artist left standing.

Getting Started in Philadelphia

To begin, each player will receive 3 Junk Art cards. The remaining cards will be placed in a facedown deck.

Your Turn as an Artist

At the start of each round, all players will look at their cards. Choose 1 card to keep for yourself and then pass 1 card to each of the players next to you. Remember, you must pass all your cards before looking at the cards given to you. If there are only two players, give the other player 2 cards instead of 1.
After receiving new cards, players will look for matching pieces and place them on the artwork, one at a time.

The Exciting Game of Fallen Pieces

Have you ever played the thrilling game of fallen pieces? It’s a game that combines strategy and luck, where you compete to be the last player standing. In this article, I will explain the rules of the game and share some tips to help you succeed.

Getting Started

To start the game, each player is dealt three cards. These cards will determine the actions you can take throughout the game. Once everyone has their cards, it’s time to begin!

Fallen Pieces in Philadelphia

In this game, your main goal is to avoid having two or more fallen pieces. Once you have reached this point, you are eliminated from the game. So, be careful and stay alert!

Exhibition End and Fans Awarded

The game can end in one of two ways. The first way is if there is only one player remaining. In this case, they are declared the winner and receive five fans from the supply. The second way the game can end is if all the remaining players are eliminated at the same time, or if there aren’t enough cards for each player. In this scenario, the players who tied for the win will each receive three fans.

Pisa

Now that you know the rules of the game, it’s time to gather your friends and start playing fallen pieces! Remember to strategize, stay focused, and have fun. Good luck!

It’s time for us to come together and create our greatest masterpiece yet. Just be careful not to make it too similar to the famous leaning tower of the city, or it might all come crashing down!

Players: 2-6

Objective: Avoid elimination

End of Exhibition: When a player has 2 or more fallen pieces

Setting Up in Pisa

We don’t have individual bases. Instead, we place 2 bases next to each other in the middle of the table where everyone can easily reach them.
We deal one less face-up card than the number of players. The remaining cards are placed face-down to create a deck.

(For example, if there are 4 players, we reveal and place 3 face-up cards).

Your Turn in Pisa

On your turn, I want you to pick one of the cards that are facing up. Choose the piece that matches that card and place it onto the structure that we’re all building together. Keep in mind that we’ll take turns going in a specific direction until all the cards have been played. Once that happens, we’ll replenish the cards on the table and continue with the person who had the last turn.

Now, let’s talk about what happens if you have 2 or more fallen pieces. Unfortunately, that means you’re out of the game and you’re eliminated.

When a player is eliminated, the exhibition comes to an end. But here’s some good news: all the players that haven’t been eliminated yet will win 3 fans each!

Now, let’s move on to Tokyo.

Tokyo is a city that perfectly blends modernism and tradition. As I watch the street racers expertly drift around corners, the local artists showcase their unique interpretation of these high-speed chases. It’s truly an exhilarating experience!

When it comes to playing this game in Tokyo, here’s what you need to know:

Players: This game can be played by 2 to 6 players.

Goal: The goal of the game is to build the tallest structure.

Exhibition End: The exhibition ends when all the cards have been played.

Setting Up In Tokyo

To set up the game, deal 10 Junk Art cards to each player. The remaining cards will not be used in this city.

Your Turn in Tokyo

At the start of your turn, choose one card from your deck and place it face-down on top of your other cards. Then, pass the entire deck to the next player in the direction of play.
Next, flip over the top card of your new deck, find that piece, and add it to the top of your structure. Get ready to showcase your creativity!
Continue this process until all the cards have been played. Let your imagination soar as you build your masterpiece!

Lost Pieces in Tokyo

Whenever pieces are removed from the game for any reason, they are referred to as lost.

Exhibition Conclusion and Fan Distribution

Once all the cards have been played, the exhibition comes to an end.

To determine how fans are distributed, identify the three tallest structures and allocate fans as follows:

The tallest structure receives 5 fans.
The second tallest structure receives 3 fans.
The third tallest structure receives 1 fan.

The City of Nashville

Hey there! Nashville, aka “Music City,” is famous for its music scene, but did you know that there’s also a thriving community of visual artists here? Yep, that’s right! And what better place to join in on the fun than in this bustling hub of commerce and culture? They even have a replica of the Parthenon here. So, what will your artistic contribution be?

Special Note: You’ll need a copy of Flick ’em Up to play this game.

This particular scenario we’re discussing is pretty unique compared to the others. It’s recommended to play this one on your own first, so you can get a feel for it. Once you’ve got the hang of it, feel free to include it in your world tour!

Players: 2-4 | Goal: Build the tallest structure and get bonus points for your loot!

End of the Exhibition: When the third cactus is revealed.

Getting Started in Nashville

I love playing Flick ’em Up, where each person gets their own cowboy. It doesn’t matter what color your cowboy is, so pick your favorite! Also, don’t forget to grab some bullets and the 3 cactus pieces. We’ll need those later.

Before we start, let’s clear the middle of the table. We don’t want anything get in the way of our epic cowboy showdown!

Okay, now it’s time to set up. Measure 50 cm from each other and place your base there. If there are 4 players, arrange the bases to form a square with each side measuring 50 cm. Remember to use the tape measure to be precise.

Now that we have our bases set up, let’s deal 4 Junk Art cards to each player. All the remaining cards should be placed face down to create a deck.

Now, it’s time to build! Choose 3 cards from your hand and play them in any order you like. As you play each card, add the corresponding piece to your structure. Remember, the last played card goes on top of your discard pile.

And that’s it! We’re all set up and ready to start our epic Junk Art adventure. Good luck, partner!

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Cut the Junk Art deck into two roughly equal decks (A and B). Shuffle 2 Cactus cards into deck A. Place the third Cactus card faceup on top of deck B. Finally, stack deck A on top of deck B.
Play continues starting with the first player and continuing in the direction of play.

Player Turn In Nashville

Start by drawing 2 cards and keeping them in your hand. Choose one of those cards and play it on top of your discard pile. Then, find the matching piece and add it to your structure. If you have a Cactus card, make sure to place it upright on your structure, following the illustration.
If the card you played matches either the color or the number of the top card on another player’s discard pile, you have the opportunity to take a shot at their structure or cowboy. If the card matches the color, you get 1 shot. If it matches the number, you get 2 shots. Just remember, you can only shoot at one player per turn. Keep in mind that a Cactus card allows you to take a shot against any player you choose. When a Cactus card is on top of a discard pile, it counts as a green card for matching purposes.

When you play Flick ’em Up, it’s important to position your cowboy correctly. Place your cowboy about 3 cm away from your base. When you’re ready, take your shot(s) following the game’s rules. After shooting, don’t move your cowboy. Instead, check if any pieces have fallen. If there are fallen pieces, remove them from the game. Then, it’s the next player’s turn, and the game continues in that direction.

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If pieces fall off your structure without being shot, those pieces are taken out of play. If pieces fall off the structure you shot, you get to keep them as part of your loot. However, you must place one of the fallen pieces on your structure. If there’s only one fallen piece, you have to put it on your structure.

If I hit another player’s cowboy, I can take a piece from their loot and add it to mine. Their cowboy will stand up again near their structure at the end of my turn. And here’s an important detail: unlike in Flick ’em Up, ricochets actually count! Anything that falls because of the bullet counts as a fallen piece or fallen cowboy!

Let’s find the three tallest structures and distribute fans accordingly:

The tallest structure gets 5 fans
The second tallest structure gets 3 fans
The third tallest structure gets 1 fan

Extra: Every cactus in a player’s structure adds 1 bonus fan.

Next, let’s find the three players with the most loot and distribute bonus fans like this:

The player with the most loot gets 5 fans
The player with the second most loot gets 3 fans
The player with the third most loot gets 1 fan

Cactuses don’t add bonus points when they’re part of a player’s loot.

The player with the most fans is the winner.

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