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No. You can take this special income when you want, but it must be all at once. As
such, a King could either take the income of his Yellow Districts before constructing a
new one (if he had need of money in order to build it), or after having constructed one
(if the new District gives him income.) On the other hand, District income is completely
distinct from the two golds you can get at the beginning of your turn instead of
drawing District Cards. The Merchantǯs extra gold is also not a District income and is
also taken at the beginning of the turn. So you could take two gold (or three as the
Merchant), build a District that gives you more income, and then collect the gold from
your Districts. You canǯt however, get income from some Districts, build, and then get
income from the District you just built.


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a) you have a Quarry (Expansion Special District) in which case you can build ONE
duplicate District; b) you are the Wizard (Expansion Rules) Ȃ his ability to build a
District taken from another playerǯs hand can be used to build a duplicate district, or
else it would often be useless. The Diplomat (Expansion Rules), who is able to examine
his options when paying to exchange Districts, CANNOT build a duplicate.




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Your inferences are right regarding the written text, and the answer to your
question is No. The bewitched character CANNOT use his special power, and this
special power can be used by the Witch player if the bewitched character is in play.
Thus a Witch, having bewitched a Bishop, would (during his turn) collect for her Blue
Districts, build in her city if she chose, and be immune to Warlord attacks thereafter.
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The bonuses are awarded for the First to 7 Districts and not the First to 8. ºf any
players have 7 Districts when the Bell Tower is built, they all get the 4 point bonus for
simultaneously meeting the 7 District condition. ºf the Bell Tower is built as someone's
seventh District, he gets 4 points Ȃ along with anyone else who has 7 districts - for
simultaneously meeting the game end condition.Any players to subsequently reach 7
Districts that round still get 2.