Space has become a giant dumping ground for jettisoned components and derelict spacecraft. But the tide could be turned by clever star pilots hoping to expand their tiny ships. Navigating through a sea of asteroids and recyclable parts, pilots collect resources and salvaged ship modules in a quest to build the largest and most complete starship. (From the first paragraph of the revised game instructions)
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Integrate any or all of the four expansion tiles (The Strange Nebula, The Cosmic Anomaly, The Black Hole, and The Galactic Exchange™ Platform) into the existing Space Junkyard board layout according to the base game's setup rules. Each tile introduces a unique special zone that interacts with spaceship movement and resource management.
Players take turns moving their spaceships across the board, spending movement points to traverse tiles. Special expansion tiles impose unique rules during movement: some tiles require resource discards upon entry, some cannot be occupied at turn's end, one cannot be entered at all, and one allows resource trading while docked mid-move. All special tile effects resolve during the movement phase of a player's turn.
As defined by the base Space Junkyard game rules. Fuentes de puntuación: Base game scoring sources apply
Fuente: Rulebook
Las reglas más útiles para jugar bien la primera partida.
Spaceships may move across or stop on The Strange Nebula. This tile does not block movement — a spaceship may both pass through it and end its turn on it.
Each time a spaceship moves onto The Strange Nebula tile, its owner must immediately discard one resource of any type of their choosing. This discard is triggered every single time a spaceship enters the tile — including when passing through it. If a spaceship crosses this tile multiple times in one turn, one resource must be discarded for each entry.
A spaceship cannot end its turn while occupying The Cosmic Anomaly. A spaceship may stop on this tile temporarily during its movement phase, provided it moves off of The Cosmic Anomaly before its turn ends. Failing to move off the tile before the turn ends would be an illegal move.
Moving a spaceship onto The Cosmic Anomaly tile costs zero movement points. The spaceship may then continue moving using its remaining movement points, and must do so before the turn ends since it cannot rest on this tile.
The Black Hole is completely impassable. Spaceships cannot move onto this tile — not to pass through it, not to stop on it, not for any reason. It acts as a permanent obstacle on the board that spaceships must navigate around.
A spaceship cannot end its turn while occupying The Galactic Exchange™ Platform. A spaceship may dock (pause) on this tile during its movement phase to use its trading ability, but must move off the tile before its turn ends.
When a spaceship is docked (paused mid-movement) on The Galactic Exchange™ Platform, its owner may perform a trade: exchange any two resources of a single type from their supply with one resource of a different type drawn from the resource pool. After trading (or choosing not to trade), the spaceship must continue moving and leave the tile before the turn ends.
Since The Cosmic Anomaly costs zero movement points to enter but still requires movement points to exit, players must always ensure they have at least one movement point in reserve when entering it. Entering with zero remaining movement points would leave a spaceship illegally stranded there at turn's end.
Each passage through The Strange Nebula costs a resource, and the cost applies every time a spaceship enters the tile. Players should plan routes that minimize repeated crossings, especially when low on resources.
The 2-for-1 trade ratio at The Galactic Exchange™ Platform is most valuable when a player has accumulated a surplus of one resource type and needs a specific different resource. Since you cannot end your turn there, plan your movement so you have enough points to dock, trade, and depart in a single turn.
Since no spaceship can ever enter The Black Hole, it functions as a permanent, absolute obstacle on the board. Players can use it to predict and restrict opponents' movement paths, positioning their own spaceship on the only viable routes around it.
Yes. The free movement only applies to entering The Cosmic Anomaly. The spaceship still requires movement points to move off of it to any adjacent tile. Players must ensure they retain enough movement points to vacate the tile before their turn ends.
Two resources must be discarded — one each time the spaceship moves onto the tile. The discard triggers on every entry, so crossing it twice in the same turn costs two resources total.
Yes. The trade happens while the spaceship is docked (paused mid-movement). After trading, the player must use remaining movement points to move off the tile before the turn ends. The trade itself does not end the turn.
No. The rulebook states spaceships can 'never' move onto The Black Hole, with explicit emphasis. It is an absolute restriction with no exceptions.
Yes, the discard applies in both cases. The rule triggers whenever a spaceship 'moves onto' the tile — regardless of whether it ultimately stops there or continues through it.
No. The trade is specifically two resources of a single type in exchange for one resource of a different type. The two resources offered must be of the same type; mixed-type offerings are not permitted.
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