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

Assemble six regions on the cloth mat, choose courts and creature factions, seed influence, reveal the round’s common actions, let one player divide them into two pacts, let the other assign the pacts, resolve cards and powers, then score region majorities after rounds three and six.

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

Play disruptive cards to slow rivals and protect your own plan.

Play linked scenarios where mission goals shape each session.

Play suited cards to win tricks and manage timing.

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.

Build a deck or pool that turns small actions into stronger combos.

Build the tiled underhive and gangs for a scenario, alternate fighter activations, spend actions to move, aim, shoot, charge, fight, interact, or recover, resolve ammo and injury dice, apply tactics and scenario rules, then score objectives and update gangs if playing a campaign.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Compete for contested options while managing cost and timing.

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.

Roll dice and choose how to use the results for tactical outcomes.

Place tiles carefully to build spatial scoring patterns.

Choose prophets and prepare the kingdom map, apply the current king’s godliness, spread sin and idols, take prophet turns using action points to move, preach, gather, trade, and build altars, resolve cards and shortages, then complete the required altars before Assyria or corruption ends the game.

Choose an Adventure Time character, deal Door and Treasure cards, kick down one Door each turn, fight revealed monsters with levels, gear, powers, and negotiated help, let rivals modify the combat, collect treasure and levels for victories, run away from losses, and reach level ten through combat to win.

Use clues and contradictions to deduce hidden information.

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 and force, deploy on its terrain map, assign secret numbered order tokens including a bluff, reveal activations in sequence, move, fire, and assault with unit abilities and action cards, and complete the scenario objective before the opposing army.

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

Bluff, read opponents, and time reveals around hidden information.

Prepare the current chapter’s story deck and tracker, read the top card, choose an option, adjust resources and items, then rotate, flip, resolve, or reinsert the card exactly as its icons direct; continue until the story reaches one of thirteen endings.