NICK KOUKOS
Greece
HERAKLION ,CRETE
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Zeede wrote:
1. Yes. Nobody really "owns" a moai until it's placed on an Ahu, so...
2. I don't have the rules in front of me, but I don't think you have to have it end its movement in the same hex as one of your figurines.
You mark it with a Tribal Marker so that the start player next round doesn't just pick up your moai/headdress and run off with it.
Cameron
In the example given in the rules the Moai ends its movement on a hexagon occupied by the blue player. If the Moai or Headdress doesn't have to end its movement on a hexagon of the player who wants to mark them, then one could mark any Moai or Headdress wherever it is (like the second option of phase 4). It is seems though that it works like that.
