Ms Pip and Mh Tang were once fiendly neighbors Each yan they compete in the annual Harvest Festiva. ‘Wheat tated out a a good ol fashion voaky son toned sout. Unbelnons to the other, Ms Pip began sabotaging Mr Tang's mon grove ard Mh Tara began sabotaging MIhs Pps xange grove. Under the cover of right, they planted thc our seds in each other's sa The wth annual Harvest Festal only a wek away ‘Which neighbor wll have ths year's biggest hawest? Setup 1. Separate the cards into Mrs Pip's orange grove deck and Mr Tang's lemon grove deck. Give one deck to each player. Mrs Pip is the start player. ‘There is no first-player advantage. 2. Each player shuffles their respective deck and creates a face-down draw pile. 8. Give each player 8 eight-sided dice oftheir own colour (orange for Mrs Pip and yellow for Mr Tang). 4, The game is played in two separate groves. The ‘space in front of the Mrs Pip player's deck represents their orange grove. The space in front of the Mr Tang player's deck represents their lemon. grove, 5. Atthe start of the game, player's draw two cards {rom the top of their own deck These cards should remain hidden from their neighbor. Gameplay ‘The Mrs Pip player begins by cultivating their orange ‘grove, by playing one of their two cards face-up in front of them. The Mr Tang player follows by cuttivating their lemon grove, by playing one of their ‘wo cards face-up in font of them. Each time a player places a card, they must draw ‘one card from their deck, back up to the hand limit of two, Each round, starting with Mrs Pip, players play one card each. Players will aivays play a card in the opposite grove to which they last played. In this way, each round player's altemate between cultivating their own grove and sabotaging their neighbor’s grove. For example, in round two, the Mrs Pip player will sabotage Mr Tang. They play one of their two cards face-up into Mr ‘Tang's lemon grove. The Mr Tang player then follows by sabotaging Mrs Pip. They play one of their two cards face- Up into Mrs Pip's orange grove. Each grove card features 1 x water sprinkler, 3x the player's frut trees and 2 x the neighbor's fruit trees. From round two onwards, whenever playing a card, players ‘must cover up at least one fruit tree, but no more than three fruit trees. Players should aim to mostly cover their neighbors fruit trees, not their own. Players may not cover any sprinkler with another card Players may rotate the card 180 degrees or 90 degrees (either way) before playing it. Whenever a card is played, place a matching colored dice ‘on top of the newly-deployed sprinkler. Count how many of the current player's fruit trees directly surround this sprinkler (your neighbor's trees do not count) Set the face- up dice value to this number. Each time a card is played, which covers the opposing player's fruit tree(s), check to see whether any surrounding sprinklers (belonging to either player) have gained or lost, fruit trees. If they have, adjust each dice value as, necessary. Remember, only a yellow sprinkler waters lemons and only an orange sprinkler waters oranges. It there are no matching fruit trees around a player's sprinkler, then remove this dice from play until there is at least one ‘matching fruit tree. ‘When players have two cards remaining, this signffes the last round of the game. Discard the remaining card face- down. Scoring Once both player have each played a total of eight cards, they then tally how many dice pips are showing on their sprinklers (both in their own grove and in theic neighbor's), The player with the highest score isthe winner. In the case of a tie, the player with the highest -numbered dice value wins. If itis still a tie, the player with the next highest dice value wins, and so on.| | | Mr. Tang's Mr. Tang’s Mr. Tang’s Lemon Grove Lemon Grove Lemon Grove Mr. Tang’s Mr. Tang’s Mr. Tang’s Lemon Grove Lemon Grove Lemon Grove Mr. Tang's Mr. Tang’s Mr. Tang’s Lemon Grove Lemon Grove Lemon GroveMrs. Pip’s Mrs. Pip’s Mrs. Pip’s Orange Grove Orange Grove Orange Grove Mrs. Pip’s Mrs. Pip’s Mrs. Pip’s Orange Grove Orange Grove Orange Grove Mrs. Pip’s Mrs. Pip’s Mrs. Pip’s Orange Grove Orange Grove Orange Grove