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Here’s a **concise, one-page rules summary for the board game *Quarto***.
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(Formatted in clean markdown so you can paste it into a Quarto document if you want.)
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# **Quarto – One-Page Rules Summary**
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## **Objective**
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Be the first player to create a line of **four pieces that share at least one common attribute**.
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## **Components**
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* **4×4 board**
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* **16 unique pieces**, each defined by four attributes:
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* **Color:** light / dark
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* **Shape:** square / round
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* **Height:** tall / short
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* **Top:** solid / hollow
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Every combination exists exactly once.
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## **Gameplay Overview**
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### 1. **Setup**
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* Place the empty board between players.
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* All 16 pieces are available off the board.
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### 2. **Turn Structure**
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Unlike most games, **you do not choose your own piece**.
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A turn consists of two actions:
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1. **Your opponent chooses a piece** and gives it to you.
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2. **You must place that piece** on any empty board space.
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After placing the piece:
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* If you formed a winning line → **declare “Quarto!”** and win.
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* If not, choose a piece for your opponent’s next turn.
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Players alternate.
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## **Winning**
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Immediately after placing a piece, you win if you complete **a line of four pieces** (row, column, or diagonal) with **any one shared attribute**, such as:
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* All tall
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* All round
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* All dark
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* All solid
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* Or any other single attribute shared by all four pieces.
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### Important:
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* A winning line only counts **when the piece is placed**, not when a piece is handed to a player.
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## **Draw**
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If all 16 pieces are placed and no winning line exists → the game is a **draw**.
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## **Optional Variant: “Quarto+”**
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After receiving a piece, a player may instead **reject it and choose any other available piece** to place, but may only do this **once per game**.
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If you’d like this turned into a **print-ready Quarto (.qmd) file**, a **graphic cheat sheet**, or a **diagram-based rules page**, just tell me!
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