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Roll for Cry. com presents how to play Hive in 5 minutes or less or more. Hive is a game of strategic combat of insects to two players designed by Johnny Annie and published by Gen 42 Games. The standard edition includes color pieces, but for the needs of this tutorial, we will put the black and white majesty of Hive Carbon in the front because it is more elegant. In a part of Hive, each player has an identical set of insect pieces of his own color. The most important piece is the queen of bees. If the queen of bees of one of the players is completely surrounded by other insect pieces of one or the other color, he loses and his opponent wins. At your turn, you will generally have the choice between two things before making it to the other player. A. Place one of your insect cells somewhere in the central game area called the Ruche. Or B. Place one of your insect cells already in the central game area according to these special movement rules. In this regard, you can place a pipe where you want it in the Ruche, in a way that it already feels The only exception to this rule is the opening of each player because you will not have any other choice. Now, during your first four turns, you have to place your queen of bees in the Ruche. And as you have not done it, you can not move any of your tubes in game, you can only place new ones. Once your queen of bees is out of your fourth turn, you are free to move insect pieces in addition to placing them. Each insect moves differently and I will quickly pass them in review. The queen of bees is a graceful lady and as such, she can only move around a box along the edges of the Ruche, Do not forget that if she is encircled, the game is over. The spider has more dough than the bee. During its activation, she therefore moves exactly three boxes in a direction around the Ruche. The soldier's nest is more resistant and can move as many boxes as she wants in both directions. The spider, instead of moving on the sides of the Ruche, j The spider can only move around a box, But it can also move on other parts. If she does this, the piece below cannot be moved as long as the spider is not And while it is there, this pile is considered as being the color of the scarab, which allows new possibilities of placement. And yes, a second scarab can move on this first scarab, etc. Which can potentially create a completely crazy heavy turtle type scenario. If you play with carbon-fueled hives or some extensions, you can also find yourself using pieces Or the mosquito, which copies the capacity of one of the adjacent pieces and uses its movement rules Note that if your mosquito copies the scarab, it keeps the movement rules of the scarab until it returns to the ground. If you move one of your insects, create a hole in the Ruche, then this movement is illegal and your insect remains stuck until the situation changes. If a piece cannot naturally enter a space, then it is no longer a legal movement. And even so, the pieces cannot leave the spaces they cannot get out without moving other pieces, unless they are special movement rules, If you do not manage to place pieces, you pass and the game continues until your next turn. Once the queen of bees of a player is completely encircled, he loses and the game is over. In conclusion, place, move, ramp, spread and burrow to bring back a refreshing victory. It is the Ruche in a few words. Did you understand everything?
