Railways of the World

No. When building you must extend a single link and you stop when you have laid 4 tiles or when you complete that link; you cannot build more than one separate link in one action (p.6).

No — once tracks are placed they may not be removed, and you cannot redirect another player’s track (cross-over pieces are allowed but do not change ownership) (p.7).

Engine level is the maximum number of links a cube may move (e.g., a “2” engine can deliver to a city one or two links away, but not three), and deliveries must follow complete links without passing the same city or link twice (p.7).

Each player scores 1 point for every complete link they own that the cube traveled along; however the active player must own the originating (first) link used to start the delivery (p.7).

Urbanize costs $10,000; you place a New City tile on a gray city hex and add two random goods cubes to that city (removing an empty-city marker if the city was empty) (p.7).

After you complete a link to Kansas City or Des Moines you may pay $30,000 to place a Western Link tile west of that city and put your control locomotive on it; doing so also adds 4 red cubes to that city, and later deliveries of red cubes from a western link city to Chicago cause two new random cubes to be placed on Chicago (p.8).