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Place tiles carefully to build spatial scoring patterns.

Draft from shared options to assemble a plan over successive turns.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Draft from shared options to assemble a plan over successive turns.

Commit presence to key areas and fight for influence where it matters.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Choose one battle and scenario, set units and morale from its exclusive booklet, determine initiative, move formations within leader and terrain limits, resolve rifle, artillery, and close combat, apply disruption and morale results, rally eligible units, and meet the scenario’s historical victory conditions.

Set the 1918 campaign forces and political markers, draw activation chits, move the activated front or faction, resolve combat and retreats, trace rail and supply, apply events and foreign intervention, reinforce surviving armies, and check resource-city and political victory conditions through the final turn.

Remember hidden information and use recall to make better choices.

Build the Great White display, use your turn to scout or recruit one available card type, add Inuit to the matching occupation, resolve hunters, shamans, warriors, elders, and equipment, refill the shared row, and score village majorities, animals, spirits, and specialization bonuses at the end.

Choose a scenario and assemble its maps and named counters, alternate movement and missile activity, spend movement points by terrain, check facing and line of sight, resolve combat on the appropriate table, flip wounded characters, test morale, and complete the scenario’s objective within its turn limit.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Compete for contested options while managing cost and timing.

Cover spaces on a grid to build a spatial scoring plan.

Set up the hex map and action cards, choose an available action on your turn, resolve its primary effect, let opponents follow with the secondary effect, place or upgrade houses, palaces, squares, and temple columns, claim city value, then score connected construction and objectives when the end condition is reached.

Build the tower from treasure cards, place all thieves at the balcony, move downward any number of floors each turn, take one treasure from the floor you reach, never move upward, exit across the bridge for an early bonus, then score coins, item majorities, artifact sets, and curses.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Build the starting archipelago, alternate turns choosing reinforcement, voyage, or attack, use ships to support exploration and naval assaults, play god cards for tactical effects, regroup forces after reinforcement, and win by controlling ten cities at the end of your turn.

Choose characters and begin the campaign in the four narrative books, explore numbered locations and make story choices, record discoveries on the world map, craft and upgrade character-specific gear, then resolve action scenes by spending shared dice on movement, defense, skills, and attacks before carrying injuries and choices into the next chapter.

Draw five cargo cards and an exchange token, take two actions per turn—or three while holding the passing Yardmaster token—to draw cargo, buy a railcar, or change your exchange token, connect cars only by matching value or good type, and reach sixteen points with two or three players or eighteen with four or five.

Choose a historical dynasty, plan two action cards each round, develop and tax your dominion, arrange marriages and heirs, negotiate with rivals, use intrigue and warfare to expand, manage character traits and succession, advance on the Crusade track, and score territories, castles, development, piety, and achievements when Jerusalem is reached or three eras end.

Choose a scenario, deploy leaders and formations, determine initiative, activate commands to move or force-march, resolve combat and fatigue, manage supply, cavalry, weather, and command limits, and earn the scenario’s geographical and operational victory objectives.