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Mariopoly

~WELCOME TO MARIOPOLY!~
In this edition, collecting as many Property Stars that shine the eight bold colors of Mario World locales as you can before running out of turns of play is your key to victory! Mariopoly adds just the right amount of chaotic fun from the beloved Nintendo video game "Mario Party" to the strategies of the "Monopoly" board game (without ending friendships) to help resolve some recurring critiques of "Monopoly." No Jail and no Bankruptcy -- players collect hoards of Coins from the Bank and monopolies get double! Instead of houses and hotels, amass golden Stars and invincible Property Stars to win! A host of Mario characters and objects adorn the board in addition to the Chance and Community Chest cards -- turn their events and Items to your advantage!



~HOW TO PLAY~
Can be found in-game in the Notebook, and can also be found at:
https://pastebin.com/PAX3z7Vu

~GIVE ME THE QUICK RUNDOWN~
Play this as you would classic Mario Party - passing or landing on Koopa Bank, Toad, and Boo triggers events. Warping, however, does not. Landing on a Warp Pipe automatically warps you to the next sequential Warp Pipe space.
Deal everyone 100 Coins. Decide or roll to see who goes first - that player will keep track of Turns. Decide on a number of Turns, here are some recommendations:
Short – 20 Turns (5-8 Players)
Normal – 35 Turns (3-4 Players)
Long – 50 Turns (2 Players)
You do not collect Coins from passing "Go!". You also cannot buy property until after you have passed or warped past "Go!" one time (though you do still collect Landing Bonuses from the Bank). There is no need to auction property. You can House Rule these differently.
Trading and deals cannot be done on the last 5 turns of play. This is required.
The player with the most Stars and Property Stars at the end wins (ties are broken by Coin count)! Property Stars are given to a player when they have a color-group monopoly. Stars are bought from Toad for 50 Coins. Property Stars are unaffected by events but are affected by trading.



~CREDITS~
Mariopoly is an unofficial and derivative game. Mariopoly does not coincide with any commercially-available digital or physical product.
Mario and associated characters are property of Nintendo and/or their respective owners. (c) Nintendo, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
MONOPOLY, the distinctive design of the gameboard, the four corner squares, the Mr. Monopoly name and character, and each of the distinctive elements of the board, are trademarks of Hasbro, Inc. for its property trading game and game equipment. (c) Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
All artwork and imagery are copyright to their respective owners and artists including but not limited to: Hasbro Inc., Nintendo Inc., Hudson Soft Co. Ltd., Konami Holdings Corporation, Square Enix Co. Ltd., Good-Feel Co. Ltd., Newfield Publications, etc.
Game visual elements and effects assembled in open-source image editor GIMP (www.gimp.org).
Custom game elements provided by Berserk Games LLC for use with the Tabletop Simulator software.
Digital token models are provided courtesy of Steam users Maracna and 3disenbowel.
Fonts used in the creation of Mariopoly include but are not limited to: Calibri, KabobLight Medium, Kabel Book, Brush Script MT Italic, and New Super Mario Font (Mario Party 9).



~SPECIAL THANKS~
Victoria Vaught, David Smith, Jarred Emanuel, Caitlin Emanuel, John Carillo, Katie Carillo, Frank Puglisi, Frank Rivera, Jon Fish, Alex Brown, Brad Biddy, Andy Smith, Alan Grussendorf, Raymond Welch, Allie Dyson, Hayden Davenport, Ian Wilkins, Justin Wiley, Christopher Smith, and Joshua Smith for playtesting and supporting the creation of the game!
Charles Darrow, Daniel Layman, Louis and Ferdinand Thun, Ruth Hoskins, Jesse Raiford, Elizabeth Magie and more for pioneering the "Monopoly" board game!
Reddit sub-forum r/monopoly and BoardGameGeek.com forums for providing critical analysis of the gameplay mechanics of "Monopoly"!
God and family!



~FUTURE UPDATES~
Event Scripting is planned (but is on hold as it would be learned from scratch).