<p>I don't have the original rules with me, but based on my memory and rules from BGG:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>7.0 ACTIONS</p>
  
  <p>7.1 Travelling </p>
  
  <p>Moving an architect is a free action, that does not feature on the action disc. The player may freely move his architect
  at any time during his turn. He may move his architect to a city,
  build there and then move him to another city to build there again,
  and so on.</p>
  
  <p>The only restrictions to moving an architect are: He may never be
  moved through a village in which no house (of whichever player) is
  present; He must sometimes pay for his passage.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>I would say - <strong>Yes</strong>, you can move as many times as you want, even between your actions (And theoretically <em>build in <strong>four</strong> different cities, or even <strong>five</strong> with builder special role card</em> in one turn) as long as you can move to them and pay the passage fee.</p>

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Krišjānis Nesenbergs
<p>The <a href="http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/9440/maharaja-the-game-of-palace-building-in-india" rel="nofollow">Maharaja</a> rules state that I can take my two actions any way I like.  I can even sub-divide the actions.  So for example, given the "build palace and house" action, I could build a palace in one city, move my architect to the next city, and then build the house of that same action in the new city.</p>

<p>So far so good.</p>

<p>The question I have is: how many times can I make moves during my turn?  Only once?  More than once?  For example: after taking one action, moving, and taking part of my second action - can I then move a second time to another city and take the remainder of my second action?  If yes, then I could perhaps have visited as many as four cities in one turn (based on two actions, with each action sub-divided).</p>

<p>Anyone know?</p>

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How many moves can I make in a single turn in Maharaja?
Brent Arias
# How many moves can I make in a single turn in Maharaja?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-02-12)

The [Maharaja](http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/9440/maharaja-the-game-of-palace-building-in-india) rules state that I can take my two actions any way I like. I can even sub-divide the actions. So for example, given the "build palace and house" action, I could build a palace in one city, move my architect to the next city, and then build the house of that same action in the new city.

So far so good.

The question I have is: how many times can I make moves during my turn? Only once? More than once? For example: after taking one action, moving, and taking part of my second action - can I then move a second time to another city and take the remainder of my second action? If yes, then I could perhaps have visited as many as four cities in one turn (based on two actions, with each action sub-divided).

Anyone know?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2012-03-08. Score: 1

I don't have the original rules with me, but based on my memory and rules from BGG:

> 7.0 ACTIONS
>
> 7.1 Travelling
>
> Moving an architect is a free action, that does not feature on the action disc. The player may freely move his architect
> at any time during his turn. He may move his architect to a city,
> build there and then move him to another city to build there again,
> and so on.
>
> The only restrictions to moving an architect are: He may never be
> moved through a village in which no house (of whichever player) is
> present; He must sometimes pay for his passage.

I would say - **Yes**, you can move as many times as you want, even between your actions (And theoretically *build in **four** different cities, or even **five** with builder special role card* in one turn) as long as you can move to them and pay the passage fee.


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