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Hawk Scoring

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A line of sight runs straight from flat side to flat side of the hexagons and is interrupted only by another hawk, so a line cannot pass from one hawk to another through a hawk. Card A scores more for each hawk not adjacent to any other hawk. Card B scores more for each non-adjacent hawk that also has a direct line of sight to another hawk. Card C gives 3 points for each line of sight between two hawks, and one hawk can be in several. Card D scores each pair of hawks by the number of unique animal types between them, not counting hawks, and each hawk joins only one pair.

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