Patchwork

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Overview

Patchwork is a strategic board game for two players designed by Uwe Rosenberg. The game is played on a 9x9 grid, and players compete to create the most valuable quilt by strategically placing patchwork pieces onto their quilt boards.

Gameplay

The game is played over a series of rounds. On each turn, a player has two options:

* Purchase a patchwork piece: Players can purchase patchwork pieces from a central market. The cost of a piece is determined by its size and shape.

* Pass: If a player does not want to purchase a piece, they can pass. Passing gives the player a time bonus, which can be used to purchase more pieces later in the game.

Once a player has purchased a piece, they must place it on their quilt board. Pieces must be placed adjacent to other pieces of the same color. If a player cannot place a piece, they must discard it.

Scoring

The game ends when both players have filled their quilt boards. The player with the most valuable quilt wins the game. The value of a quilt is determined by the size and shape of the pieces, as well as the number of buttons collected.

Strategy

There are many different strategies that can be used to win at Patchwork. Some of the most common strategies include:

* Focus on getting large pieces: Large pieces are worth more points than small pieces.

* Try to avoid gaps: Gaps in your quilt will reduce your score.

* Collect buttons: Buttons can be used to purchase additional pieces or to fill in gaps.

* Don't be afraid to pass: Passing can give you a time bonus, which can be used to purchase more pieces later in the game.

Variants

There are several variants of Patchwork available, including:

* Patchwork Express: A faster-paced version of the game that is played on a smaller board.

* Patchwork Doodle: A version of the game that allows players to draw their own patchwork pieces.

* Patchwork Anniversary Edition: A special edition of the game that includes new rules and components.