Free printable
Carnegie score sheet
Every scoring category of Carnegie, from Ludoya's official kit for the game. Print it, or keep score on your phone and let the totals add up by themselves.
Players
Carnegie
Date| Player A | Player B | Player C | Player D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | ||||
| Unused Action tile Only with 3, 4 players | ||||
| Active employees | ||||
| Departments built | ||||
| Project tabs | ||||
| Major city connections | ||||
| Constructions in cities | ||||
| Donations | ||||
| Total |
The highest total wins.
ludoya.comHow each category scores
- Base
- The immediate VP you already scored during the game, from income and from certain Departments — where your marker stands on the score track.
- Unused Action tile
- 3 VP for an Action Choice tile you never spent.
- Active employees
- 1 VP for each standing employee. Employees away on Missions do not count, and neither does the permanent employee in the starting Human Resources Department.
- Departments built
- 3 VP for each Department you built in your Company's topmost row and 2 VP for each one built anywhere else, as printed to the left of each row on the Company board.
- Project tabs
- The VP your project tabs reached: at most 6 for Housing, 9 for Commerce, 12 for Industry and 15 for Public Infrastructure.
- Major city connections
- Up to 36 VP for linking at least two of New York, Chicago, New Orleans and San Francisco with an unbroken line of your own construction disks. Cross-reference your connection points against the *lowest* transport level you reached across all the connected regions — one weak region caps the whole network. Two separate networks score only the better one.
- Constructions in cities
- 0 to 3 VP for each construction project you built, as printed below each city on the board.
- Donations
- What your donations pay, up to 12 VP each. There are no tiebreakers — tied players shake hands and share the win.
No pen at the table?
The same sheet works on your phone, with nothing to sign up for.
- Totals and the winner work themselves out.
- Everyone puts a finger on the screen to pick who goes first.
- Save the result to your stats afterwards, if you like.