<p><strong>Yes</strong>, you can place more than one of your agents at Waterdeep Harbor to play multiple Intrigue cards. At the end of the round, the agents there are placed onto other spaces in order, regardless of who they belong to.</p>

<p>On Page 9 of the rulebook (emphasis mine):</p>

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  <p>Waterdeep Harbor has three action spaces instead of the usual one. <strong>You can assign more than 1 of your Agents to Waterdeep Harbor</strong> if it still has an open action space (but you still can't assign more than 1 Agent per turn).</p>
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Johno
<p>In Lords of Waterdeep, can I place more than one of my agents at Waterdeep Harbor?  </p>

<p>For example, at the end of the round, can two of my agents occupy two spaces at Waterdeep Harbor?</p>

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Can one player put more than one of his agents at Waterdeep Harbor?
Thierry Lam
# Can one player put more than one of his agents at Waterdeep Harbor?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-03-10)

In Lords of Waterdeep, can I place more than one of my agents at Waterdeep Harbor?

For example, at the end of the round, can two of my agents occupy two spaces at Waterdeep Harbor?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-03-10. Score: 10 | Accepted answer

**Yes**, you can place more than one of your agents at Waterdeep Harbor to play multiple Intrigue cards. At the end of the round, the agents there are placed onto other spaces in order, regardless of who they belong to.

On Page 9 of the rulebook (emphasis mine):

> Waterdeep Harbor has three action spaces instead of the usual one. **You can assign more than 1 of your Agents to Waterdeep Harbor** if it still has an open action space (but you still can't assign more than 1 Agent per turn).


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