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Draw a secret shepherd color and four landscape tiles, place one tile per turn with all edges matching, draw as many replacements as the placed tile touches, reveal your color when the timing is worthwhile, use hunters to counter wolves, and score the sheep in your largest completed safe enclosure.

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

Assign values one through six across your colored dice, take turns leading landings by spending a die and sailing a boat to a harbour, let rivals follow, place keyples to claim work, then resolve occupied harbours for resources and actions, improve skills and buildings, and score the strongest network after three years.

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

Coordinate shared actions while clues or threats pressure the group.

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.

Vote, persuade, and read the table to push group decisions.

Race across a track or map while timing movement and upgrades.

Coordinate shared actions while clues or threats pressure the group.

Use clues and contradictions to deduce hidden information.

Place worker dice face down on desired action areas, reveal all commitments, award contested spaces to the highest values, use successful workers to research, buy land, construct buildings, improve factories, establish airship routes and sell goods, then collect revenue and finish as the wealthiest company.

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 an Illuminati society, collect income for every controlled group, draw an uncontrolled group, spend power and megabucks to attack its resistance—or attack a rival’s group—place captured cards into the limited arrows of your power structure, negotiate support and deals, and win by reaching your control target or special goal.

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

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

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.

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

Remember hidden information and use recall to make better choices.

Build routes and networks to connect locations efficiently.

Choose a faction, play one card, optionally prepare a card for a later combination, place or remove forces, maintain a path of supply to your cities, coordinate with your teammate, and score controlled objectives every three rounds; win by a sudden lead or the strongest final total.

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

Play suited cards to win tricks and manage timing.