Patrick Kairns
Canada
Longueuil
Quebec
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I've read & re-read the rules (English version Premium Game)and I can't find any explanation if a player could be eliminated from the game. Is it possible? How is it done, and where can i find the explanation(s) in the rules, please? I haven't played Dust yet, just recently purchased, and as my avatar says, I'm the "Game Splainer" in my group, so this, for me is a losse-end I'd like to clear up.
Thanks for your time & help...................
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Paulo Santoro
Brazil
São Paulo
São Paulo
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There is no player elimination in Dust.
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Patrick Kairns
Canada
Longueuil
Quebec
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Thank you, Paulo. Your answer is appreciated.
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Gabriel Manasan
Philippines
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What happens if all your units are eliminated from the board? I understand that you would still receive the minimum 6 PP per turn, but would you be able to do anything with it?
(I realize that this may not be a probable scenario)
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We play there is player elimination if:
You have no troops/territory and there are no neutral land spaces.
Common in 6 player games but to lose your capital the end of the game is usually close at hand anyway.
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Paulo Santoro
Brazil
São Paulo
São Paulo
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Stormcow wrote: What happens if all your units are eliminated from the board? I understand that you would still receive the minimum 6 PP per turn, but would you be able to do anything with it?
(I realize that this may not be a probable scenario)
It's very unlike because the way the game goes.
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I've played dust so far A LOT. (It was my only serious board game for about 2 years, now I have a new love - Axis & Allies
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We usually always play with 6 players, and it is rare, although, not very rare that a player gets eliminated.
As long as he has land units, he is able to build a production center, but when he loses all land units, and also loses all submarines, he is eliminated.
Once we even killed off two players. They weren't happy. 
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