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image_link= [[Image:Startashpic.jpg|225px|Game at startup]]|
description= A strategic game of color change.|
min_players=
max_players= 2 |
stashes = 10|
sets= 4, RX² (2 rainbow and 2 xeno sets)|
trios_per_color=2|
other_equip = A
setup_time= 1 minute |
min_playing_time= 15 minutes|
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theme = Leaves and the seasons |
footnotes = |
release_year=2012|
game_status=Complete|
BGG_Link=[http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/143307/autumn-ash Autumn Ash]|}}
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Each pyramid represents a leaf, and the order that the “leaves” change for the purposes of the game are as follows:
*Rainbow : Green, yellow, red, blue, black
*Xeno : Clear, white, orange, cyan, purple
Black and purple pyramids represents a special leaf called a "burnt ash.”
== Turns ==
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Upon finishing its move, a piece changes color and perhaps size. The piece must become the next color in its progression. In most cases, the current player may choose any available sized piece of that color from their stash. Put the old piece back into your unplayed stash area.
3. ''After'' a piece moves and changes, if it creates a straight row of three or more pieces of the same color (either diagonally, orthogonally, or vertically), those pieces are removed and scored. These are called "bagged leaves." See section on [
Bagged leaves are then returned to the play stashes.<br>
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Of the games I've come up with, this one required the most effort to make sure the game mechanics worked well together. I'd like to thanks the playtesters who did so much to help make these rules work: Kari, [[User:Skotte|Skotte]], and Jen.
== Links ==
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