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Graduating as consequence of my opponent's move?

Posted: 31 March 2023, 13:46
by Etoclas
Hi everyone!

One question after having read the rules: if my opponent's move causes my kittens/cats to be aligned in a row of three, can I remove them and graduate kittens involved into cats before playing my turn? Alternatively, can I graduate them after my move if they're still there? Or again, do I have to make the "aligning" move to be able to graduate them?

Thank you!
Marco

Re: Graduating as consequence of my opponent's move?

Posted: 31 March 2023, 16:02
by sorryimlikethis
Edit: I am wrong, see below

Re: Graduating as consequence of my opponent's move?

Posted: 01 April 2023, 00:31
by Honorarius
They graduate at the end of your turn (if they're still aligned), not your opponents turn. You don't have to make the aligning move.