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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.

Set up the next act and its story cards, roll each hero’s custom dice, assign dice and move between rooftops and streets, resolve hero skills and story requirements, fight villains, manage Gotham’s status tracks, and survive the crisis phase through Act 4.

Guide the architect, place the right buildings, and complete prestige plans before the city opens better routes for rivals.

Watch the silk market, chain deliveries through useful cities, and build palaces where rival routes will pay you.

Budget for expansion and maintenance, negotiate competing claims, use Congress before disputes become wars, and watch European Tensions while building an empire that can score.

Place stores where several routes can converge, retain cards that let you move customers immediately after opening a line, and avoid building a connection that gives a rival more traffic than it gives you.

Invest early in routes and equipment that support several dives, preserve cash for pivotal bids, and align treasure sets with the museum halls that can convert them into the most reputation.

Keep two viable routes open until the shared dice reveal which terrain will be easiest to cross; flexibility is worth more than a single perfect line.

Plan the next layer before sealing the current one, keeping valuable colors visible while connecting chai symbols across multiple scoring heights.

Treat movement and extraction as one plan: arrive where future production will matter, then convert resources into visible starship contributions before rivals do.

As detective, use witness questions to narrow several routes before spending an arrest; as killer, make each forced cereal clue support more than one plausible path.

Industrial and diplomatic positioning compound across decades; secure the economy and minor-power relationships your war plan will need before an event forces the timetable.

Build for the next passenger move, not only the current destinations; a well-positioned junction can score repeatedly as the route deck changes.

Keep several mural shapes open at once; the best passage is often the one that advances your journey and preserves a clean future fit.

Before committing to another advance, trace the retreat and supply consequences as carefully as the route toward Moscow; winning a battle does not repair an overextended campaign.

Choose reactions that fit the skills and conditions you already hold instead of chasing only distant destinations. The richest path is often the one that develops a coherent character story while steadily earning destiny.

Treat every placed spoke as shared infrastructure: build the route you can exploit now without handing the next rider an even longer line. Save adrenaline for a color break that completes a lap.

Give short category-first clues, skip a word before it drains the timer, and choose performers whose style matches the current Party-space challenge.

Plan a route around several evidence needs at once; a spectacular cryptid is rarely worth crossing the whole map if the journey leaves your next actions stranded.

Draft cards for both halves of their value: movement numbers create efficient routes, while icon sets claim parks and campsites before opponents occupy the best opportunities.

Treat every card as both an attack and a resource: preserve the range and speed options your opponent must respect, then spend duplicates when their tactical value is lowest.

Draft for both the new feature and the path your visitor will cross, preserve room on valuable rows, and add landmarks only when their bonuses reinforce your layout.

Use early reports to finance travel, specialize around illustrations that share resource demands, and track the publication threshold so your final notebook is ready in time.

Coordinate action-pool refreshes, clear fear before it blocks a critical ability, and let the hero with the best positioning investigate while others contain threats.