ATOS
PINEHURST
IOS
GIG HARBOUR
Complete a Region’s Quest to take control of it for the rest of the game. Every Quest you complete pays you 2 Goods toward Recognition (
) each turn while your Stack there has cards.
QUEST8 Damage (
) in this Stack.
QUEST3 Tactics (
) across your Stacks.
QUEST8 Health (
) in this Stack.
QUEST8 cards in your Hand.
QUESTA Citizen (
), a Structure (
) and a Tactic in this Stack.
Each new card covers the abilities of the one before it. Where you build, and what you leave exposed, decides the board.
Buy from the Market with Goods (
), trash (
) the cards you have outgrown, and climb your Hero’s Skill Tree.
Score your Recognition cards, each Region you are in, each Region you control, and every checkered flag (
) left exposed.
PHASE 1
Hero
Resolve your Skill Tree, collect from the Regions you control, and swap cards with your Pocket.
PHASE 2
Purchase
Buy from the Market with the Goods in your Hand.
PHASE 3
Position
Place Citizens and Structures into your Stacks.
PHASE 4
Contest
Play Tactics onto your Stacks, or use them from your Hand.
PHASE 5
Damage & Clean Up
Opposing Stacks trade Damage, and destroyed cards and Tactics are discarded together.
Every card in your Hand has up to 3 uses.
You play as a Hero (). Over the game you buy cards, place them at five Regions and complete Region Quests to earn Recognition (). The player with the most Recognition when the game ends wins.
Each turn you buy cards from a shared Market, place Citizens () and Structures () in your Stacks at the Regions, and play Tactics () that add Damage () or Shields (
). At the end of each turn, each Stack deals its Damage to the opposing Stack at the same Region.
Susie Kenzie
Seamus
Edith Savo
Finn Maguire
). Each player starts with 1 Goods () card face down in their Pocket. Only you may look at the cards in your Pocket. Cards you buy go to your Pocket (§4.2). 0, Aim 2, Worker 2, Silver 3, Shop 4 and 5. Goods starts with 12 cards; Aim, Worker, Silver and Shop start with 5 each; Recognition starts with 10. Standing piles are never shuffled.) cards go here (§8.2). They return to play when the Market Deck is rebuilt (§8.3).The player with the most when the game ends wins. You score Recognition in four ways (scoring is explained in full in §9):
card you own, in any zone (e.g., your Deck, Hand (
), Discard, or a Stack).) ability that is active when the game ends (§6.4).These terms have exact meanings in this rulebook. Each one is written with a capital letter.
), Structures () and Tactics () are placed in Stacks; Supplies (
) with a Stack ability can be too (§4.2).)) and your Hand () only during your Hero phase. Your Pocket holds 1 card, plus any extra space given by cards in play, and it must always hold at least 1 card. You start with 1 Goods () in it.) it pays when you spend it (e.g., a Goods card pays 1). Goods given by abilities go into your bank and can be spent until the end of that turn’s Purchase phase.)). are not placed in Stacks, except Supplies with a Stack ability (e.g., Silver), which can be added to a Stack during the Purchase phase (§4.2).)) and Health () that is placed in a Stack during the Position phase (e.g., Worker).) and that is placed in a Stack during the Position phase. usually have more Health than , and most have an ability.) counts toward that turn’s Damage step. Its Shields () are its . Every is discarded during Clean Up.), but only toward buying another . The Market starts with 10. When the pile is empty, the game ends at the end of that turn (§9.1). in this Stack). If you meet it during the phase named on the Region card, you complete it, and the Region card moves to the front of your Stack for the rest of the game. A completed Quest never resets (§5.4).) card leaves your cards for good: it goes back to its standing pile, or to the Market Discard if it has no standing pile (§8.2).For 2 to 4 players. Setup takes about 5 minutes.
).). Each player takes 1 card from the Goods () pile and places it face down and sideways across their Hero card. This is your Pocket Card. Its position on the Hero card marks your Level. Only you may look at it. 0, Aim 2, Worker 2, Silver 3, Shop 4, Recognition () 5. The Recognition pile holds 10 cards.No one draws cards during setup. You draw your first 4 cards from Level 0 of your Skill Tree in the first Hero phase.
Each turn has 5 phases, in this order: Hero, Purchase, Position, Contest, and Damage & Clean Up. In each of the first 4 phases, the Priority Player acts first, then the other player. Both players must finish a phase before the next phase begins.
) in your bank. These Goods can be spent only on Recognition (), and only in this turn’s Purchase phase. If your Stack at that Region has no other card, the reward does nothing.) (§6.3). abilities from your Hand in this phase. The phase runs in order: your hero’s skill tree, then the Hero abilities on your Stacks, then the Pocket () swap. and your . This is the only phase in which you can do this. holds 1 card, plus any extra space given by cards in play, and must always hold at least 1 card, face down. You start with 1 in it. The limit is checked at the end of this phase (e.g., with a limit of 1, exactly 1 card must be in your Pocket when the phase ends). into your only while the Pocket has room, so you can never put it over its limit. It goes over only when you buy cards or an ability puts cards in it; if you open an over-full Pocket, move cards to your Hand until it fits before you close it (e.g., with a limit of 6 you may fill it to 6 for Pinehurst).Draw abilities are written “+N” (e.g., +2 means draw 2 cards). If your Deck runs out while you are drawing, shuffle your Discard to make a new Deck and keep drawing.
Your Level changes only during Clean Up. It stays the same for the whole turn, even if you gain or lose cards in your Stacks during the turn.
and from your bank. Each card you spend pays its printed Goods value and goes to your Discard. If you pay more than the cost, the extra Goods stay in your bank until the end of this phase (e.g., paying 3 for a card that costs 2 leaves 1 Goods to spend on another card).. in your bank keep any limit they came with (e.g., extra Goods from a card that pays only toward Tactics () can be spent only on Tactics). (e.g., Ios Windmill: pay 4 Goods toward ). Pay it with Goods restricted to that type, unrestricted Goods, or both.) with a Stack ability (e.g., Silver, Astral Gemstone, Humour Ink, Thistle, Day Labor, Map to Riches) can be added from your to one of your Stacks instead of being spent. In a Stack, a Supplies has no Health () and cannot be Damaged. A Supplies with Damage () adds it to its Stack. A Supplies’ Shields () soak Contest Damage like a Tactic’, but the card is not Discarded when they run out. Each one carries a Static (
) ability: if it is exposed and its Stack has no Citizen () or Structure (), it is Discarded (e.g., if the only Citizen in its Stack is destroyed during Clean Up, the Supplies is Discarded once the Tactics behind it leave). from your as 1 , but only toward buying another Recognition. It goes to your Discard and still scores at the end. and stay there until your next Hero phase. You cannot move cards from your to your Pocket in this phase.Some cards let you Trash () cards from your or Discard. A smaller deck draws your strongest cards more often. The Priority Player buys first, so they have the first choice of the Market.
and from your into your Stacks. You may split them across the 5 Regions in any way.
) ability resolves when its card is placed. It resolves again each time the card becomes exposed after being covered (e.g., when the card behind it is destroyed).. An ability can still move it (e.g., “You may Move me to another Stack”).. from their into their Stacks, or uses “Discard me” abilities from their Hand. adds to its Stack’s total for this turn’s Damage step only. Its are its . Like any card, it takes Damage in Stack order, so it protects only the cards behind it (e.g., a Tactic at the back of a Stack is hit last and protects nothing) (§7.1). is dealt before then.Neither player makes choices in this phase, except to resolve abilities (see below). Do steps 1 and 2 at one Region at a time, starting with the Region nearest the Market. Then do steps 3 to 6 once.
to the opposing Stack at the same Region, starting with that Stack’s front card (§7.1). from both Stacks at that Region, all at the same time.. pile is empty, the Market Deck has run out for the second time, or every Region’s Quest has been completed (§9). during step 2. Removing cards can expose a card with a Reveal ability. Its owner resolves that Reveal right away, before is dealt at the next Region. If both players have a Reveal to resolve at the same Region, the Priority Player resolves first. If that Reveal destroys the other player’s card, the other player still resolves their Reveal.
Your is Discarded at the end of every turn. To keep a card for a later turn, move it to your during your Hero phase. There is no Hand size limit.
Presence and control are different, and each one scores separately.
Control does not stop other players from placing cards at that Region. If your Stack there has no other card, the Region card’s abilities stop working until you place a card in that Stack again (e.g., no 2 Goods () in your Hero phase, and no point if the game ends while it is empty).
Your Level is the number of Regions where your Stack has at least 1 card, from 0 to 5. It is recounted during Clean Up and stays the same for the whole next turn. Players can be at the same Level.
Level 0 is the same for every Hero: draw 4 cards. It always resolves. The higher Levels differ by Hero. Each Hero’s Skill Tree is printed on their Hero card. Reaching Level 5 does not end the game.
One Citizen () placed at a Region where you have no cards raises your Level by 1 at the next Clean Up, if it survives. Spreading cards across Regions raises your Level. Putting many cards in one Stack deals more Damage () at that Region.
, Structures () and Tactics () are placed in Stacks. Supplies () are not, with one exception: a Supplies with a Stack ability (e.g., Silver) can be added to a Stack during the Purchase phase (§4.2). Other Supplies are spent from your Hand () and go to your Discard. and Health () of every card in a Stack always count. leaves during Clean Up.) ability resolves again (§6.4).Each Region card prints a Quest and the phase in which it is checked. You complete a Quest when all three of these are true at the same time: (1) it is the phase named on the Region card, (2) your Stack at that Region has at least 1 or , and (3) you meet the Quest’s condition.
When you complete a Quest, the Region card flips to its Reward side and moves to the front of your Stack. It stays there for the rest of the game, even if your Stack becomes empty. The Reward side has three abilities. (1) Purchase phase, white box: put 2 in your bank that can be spent only on Recognition (). (2) Grey Static (): “As long as this is , my Abilities don’t Trigger.” It stays on for as long as the Region card is exposed (e.g., while your Stack has no other card), and the other two abilities do not work. Place a card behind it to turn it off. (3) Finish (), white box: 1 point at the end of the game. If both players meet the same Quest in the same phase, the Priority Player completes it.
A completed Quest never resets. When every Region’s Quest has been completed, the game ends at the end of that turn (§9).
), Citizen (), Structure (), Tactic () or Recognition ().).) and Health (). The Health icon depends on the card type (e.g., a heart on , a mark on Structures, Shields () on ), but all Health works the same way. A with Damage or Shields shows them the same way.
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5
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. value: what the card is worth when you spend it..). Supplies. Cards used to pay. Each pays the Goods value printed on it. Citizens. Have Damage and Health. Placed during the Position phase. Structures. Have Damage and Health, usually more Health than Citizens. Most have an ability. Placed during the Position phase. Tactics. Placed only during the Contest phase. Their Shields are their Health. All Tactics are Discarded during Clean Up. Recognition. Costs 5 and is worth 1 point. During the Purchase phase it can be spent as 1 Goods toward another Recognition. abilities are used from your Hand during any phase of your own turn, except the Hero phase and Damage & Clean Up. To use a “Discard me” ability, put the card in your Discard. To use a Trash () ability, Trash the card instead (§8.2), so it leaves your cards for good. cannot use its Stack ability). When two Hand abilities are joined by “or”, choose one. Reveal. Resolves when its card is placed in a Stack, and again each time the card becomes exposed after being covered. It does not resolve again while the card stays exposed. Static. Always on while its card is exposed, or always on if it is in a white box. It does not resolve; it changes a rule while it applies (e.g., Duncan: all Supplies in front of me get +1 Damage and +1 Shield). Finish, the checkered flag. Scores when the game ends, but only if its card is exposed in a Stack or the ability is in a white box. A Finish ability on a card in your Deck, Hand, Discard or Pocket scores nothing. Trash. The card goes to its standing pile, or to the Market Discard, instead of your Discard (§8.2).An ability box that is not covered can be used. Its color shows the phase. A white box works even when covered.
Goods. The unit used to pay costs.
Restricted Goods. Each pays only toward the card type it shows: Supplies, Citizens, Structures, Tactics or Recognition.
Trash for Goods. Trash the card from your Hand. Its Goods go to your bank until the end of this phase.Damage. The amount this card adds to its Stack’s total Damage.Health. The card is destroyed when the Damage on it equals or exceeds this number.Shields. A Tactic’s or a Supplies’ Health.Reveal. Resolves each time the card becomes exposed.Static. Always on while the card is exposed.Finish. Scores when the game ends, if exposed.Trash. The card leaves your deck.Draw. +1 draws a card, +2 draws two.Pocket. Pocket capacity. Every hero starts at +1 (level 0); +1 adds room for one more card.Recognition. 1 point. When the pile is empty, the game ends at the end of that turn.) of every card in your Stack, Tactics () included. This is your Stack’s total Damage. assigned to it equals or exceeds its Health (). Damage left over moves to the next card behind it, whatever its type, until the Damage runs out or every card is destroyed (e.g., 3 Damage against a front card with 2 Health and a back card with 1 Health destroys both). at the same time. A card that is destroyed still deals its Damage this turn. left over after every card in the opposing Stack is destroyed is lost. Regions cannot be Damaged, and Damage never moves to another Region. does not stay on cards. Cards that survive have full again on the next turn.Some abilities deal directly to one card (e.g., “Deal 2 Damage to any card”). This Damage is applied right away. It destroys the card if the total Damage on it equals or exceeds its , and it never moves to the card behind. If the card is not destroyed, the Damage is removed at the end of the phase, so Contest Damage is always assigned to cards at full Health. Damage dealt by a Reveal () during Damage & Clean Up is removed at the start of the next Hero phase.
Seamus and Finn both have Stacks at Pinehurst and at the Kingdom of Atos.
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Front cards sit nearest the Region.
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Seamus deals 1. Finn deals 2 + 1 = 3.
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2−2
2−1
1
Finn’s 3 destroys Izzy & Bren, and 1 carries to Lyla. Seamus’s 1 is not enough for Cassian.
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1
Seamus’s Stack is empty. Finn’s Stack is whole again.
) and destroys them; the spare 1 carries to Lyla (1 Health) and destroys her too. Seamus’s Stack is empty.) and is not enough. Nothing carries over, so Ja’Rae is untouched., 2 ) faces Finn’s lone Worker (1 Damage, 1 Health). Jarl survives; the Worker is destroyed.After step 2 of Clean Up, Seamus has no card left at Pinehurst and Finn has no card left at the Kingdom of Atos. When Levels are recounted in step 3, each player’s Level goes down by 1.
You start with your Hero’s 8 cards. Every card you spend, play from your Hand () or lose from a Stack goes to your Discard. When you need to draw and your Deck is empty, shuffle your Discard to make a new Deck. Every card you own comes back this way unless it is Trashed ().
A card leaves your cards for good. A card that belongs to a standing pile (e.g., Goods () or Aim) goes back to that pile. Any other card goes face up to the Market Discard and returns to play when the Market Deck is rebuilt (§8.3). Trashing is different from Discarding: a Discarded card stays yours.
0, Aim 2, Worker 2, Silver 3, Shop 4, Recognition () 5. Goods starts with 12 cards, Recognition with 10 and the others with 5 each. A pile can run out. You cannot buy from an empty pile until a card returns to it. pile is empty during Clean Up, the game ends (§9.1).Costs are paid in . Each card you spend from your pays the Goods value printed on it and goes to your Discard. Abilities can also put Goods in your bank. Some cards pay more toward one type of card (e.g., Humour Ink pays 2 toward a Tactic () and 1 toward anything else), so a card’s value can depend on what you buy. Overpayment stays in your bank until the end of the Purchase phase and keeps any limit it came with (e.g., extra Goods from a card that pays only toward Tactics can be spent only on Tactics). Goods left in your bank when the Purchase phase ends are lost. Cards left in your Hand are Discarded during Clean Up.
The game ends during Clean Up, at the end of the turn, if any of these is true: (1) the Recognition () pile is empty; (2) the Market Deck has run out for the second time (§8.3); or (3) every Region’s Quest has been completed (§5.4). Always finish the current turn before scoring (e.g., if the last Recognition is bought in the Purchase phase, play the Position, Contest and Damage & Clean Up phases first).
) ability on a card that is exposed in one of your Stacks, or printed in a white box. If a Finish ability prints a different number, score that number instead.The player with the most points wins.
If two or more players have the same highest total, the game is a tie. There are no tiebreakers.
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Mangan’s Landing isn’t manufactured yet, so there’s nothing honest to quote you today. What I can do is put your store on the retailer list — you’ll get terms, case configuration, and a retailer-only allocation window before the Kickstarter goes public.
No commitment, no quantities to guess at yet. This just puts you in front of the queue.
You’ll hear from me directly with pricing, case pack and the retailer allocation window before any of it goes public. If you ticked demo nights, I’ll be in touch sooner than that.
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I’ve sent a confirmation link. Click it and you’re on the list; until then nothing gets sent. Next note goes out with the v3.6 card revisions. If you asked for a playtest seat, keep an eye on the Partiful page too.
