by Chango
LunaWolvesMan wrote:
As you purchase Souvenir cards, group them into sets in front of you; each set can contain only one Souvenir of each type.
• The first Souvenir in a set, no matter which type it is, is worth 1 point.
• The second Souvenir in a set, which must be of a different type than the first, is worth 3 points.
• The third Souvenir in a set, which must be of a different type than the first two, is worth 5 points.
• The fourth Souvenir in a set, which must be of a different type than the first three, is worth 7 points.
The player earns these points at the time that he adds these cards to his collection.
• The first Souvenir in a set, no matter which type it is, is worth 1 point.
• The second Souvenir in a set, which must be of a different type than the first, is worth 3 points.
• The third Souvenir in a set, which must be of a different type than the first two, is worth 5 points.
• The fourth Souvenir in a set, which must be of a different type than the first three, is worth 7 points.
The player earns these points at the time that he adds these cards to his collection.
This answer (second on this thread) have it all, so not much to comment after it. The idea of score a set each time you add a card to it (after a singular card scoring value is clearly stated) it just haven't any sense, and as result is a very OP and invalid interpretation.