Carcassonne City Scoring Official Rules & Clarification
Yes, if you have more meeples in a completed city than any other player, you score the full points.
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Carcassonne Two Meeples in One City: Official Rules Guide
Yes, you can place a meeple in a city if no other meeple is currently occupying that specific feature.
Carcassonne Farmer Scoring Official Rules & Beginner Guide
3 points for each complete city touching a field.
Carcassonne Meeple Placement: Official Rules & Clarification
Yes, you may place exactly 1 meeple from your supply on the tile you have just placed.
Carcassonne Farmer Scoring Official Rules Guide
3 points for each complete city touching that field.
Carcassonne Farmer Scoring Rules: Official Rulebook Guide
3 points for each complete city touching a field.
Carcassonne Merging Armies: Official Rules and Clarification
No, you cannot merge existing armies; you may only place a meeple on a feature that is not already occupied.
Codenames Homophone Clue Rules: Official & House Rules
No, soundalikes are only valid if they refer to word meanings, though the Codenames app allows all soundalikes.
Codenames Official Rules: Using Numbers and Letters as Clues
Yes, you can use numbers or letters as clues, such as 'x: 1' for RAY or 'eight: 2' for BALL and OCTOPUS.
Codenames Spymaster Reaction Rules: Official Guide
Yes, the spymaster must reveal the identity by covering the card with the corresponding agent or bystander tile.