Sequence Board Game Dead Card Official Rules Guide
Yes, you may turn in a dead card for a new card during your turn by placing it on your discard pile.
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Sequence Dead Card Rules: Official Sequence Guide
Yes, you may turn in a dead card for a new card by placing it on your discard pile during your turn.
Sequence Official Rules: Playing Jacks and Opponent Chips
No. You must remove the opponent's marker chip instead of placing your own chip on that space.
Splendor Official Rules: Taking Two Same Color Tokens
Yes, you can take two of the same color if at least 4 gems of that color are currently available in the pool.
Sequence Board Game: One-Eyed Jack Official Rules
Yes, you can remove an opponent's chip, but you cannot remove a chip that is part of a completed SEQUENCE.
Sequence Official Rules: How Many Chips to Win?
5 chips in a row, or 4 chips if you are using one of the printed corner spaces.
Splendor Noble Tile Rules: Official Claiming Guide
Yes, it is automatic. You do not use an action; you claim one Noble if your bonuses match the requirements.
Splendor Maximum Token Rules: Official Splendor Rules
10. You must return enough gems to ensure your total count of discs and gold does not exceed 10.
Splendor Official Rules: Taking Two Gems of the Same Color
Yes, you can take 2 gems of the same color if there are at least 4 gems of that color remaining.
Splendor Noble Tile Rules: How to Claim Officially
Yes, you claim 1 Noble at the end of your turn if your bonus gems match the requirements on the tile.