diff --git a/src/pages/Rules.jsx b/src/pages/Rules.jsx index 4181c1d..d3054b2 100644 --- a/src/pages/Rules.jsx +++ b/src/pages/Rules.jsx @@ -1396,29 +1396,158 @@ export default function Rules() {
+This expansion to 7 Wonders lets you put great figures at the helm of your civilization: Leaders. Represented by 55 new cards, they will each influence the development of your City in their own way. This expansion slightly changes the base rules to 7 Wonders, but the victory conditions remain the same.
+Roma and Abu Simbel are only used if playing with this expansion.
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+ Leader cards each represent a unique leader. They are different than Age cards and show a new design on the back. Their cost must always be paid in Coins.
+Note: The 6 Bonus Cities cards can only be used if playing with both the Leaders and Cities expansions.
+ +New Coins worth 6 are added to the reserve.
+Note: In these rules, when you see “x Coins,” the “x” corresponds to the total value of your Coins. In other words, “Take x Coins” means you take coins worth a total of x.
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+ This score pad assists you in counting victory points gained through the Leaders, Cities, Armada, and Edifice expansions.
+ +These sheets provide a complete explanation of all the new symbols in the game.
+Setup follows the normal 7 Wonders rules with the single exception of players receiving 6 Coins at the beginning of the game (instead of 3 as in the base game).
+Start the game with 6 Coins. Before Age I begins, you will draft a hand of 4 Leader cards.
+Gameplay follows the normal 7 Wonders rules with the exception of two new phases:
+A. Selection Phase (at the beginning of the game)
+B. Recruitment Phase (at the beginning of each Age)
-At the beginning of each Age, before standard card drafting, you must play 1 Leader card from your hand. You may:
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+ Randomly and secretly deal 4 Leader cards to each player. Remaining Leaders are put back in the box.
+Note: For your first few games with the Leaders expansion, we recommend only using the Standard Leader cards. When you are familiar with this expansion, shuffle the Expert cards with the other Leaders.
+At the end of this phase, all players will have a hand of 4 Leaders.
+Age I can now begin.
+ +At the beginning of each Age, during this phase, simultaneously choose 1 of your Leaders and place them face down in front of you.
+ +Leader cards can be played in 3 ways:
+To recruit this Leader, reveal your card and pay its cost in Coins (which are then returned to the reserve). Place your recruited Leader face up next to your Wonder board. From now on, you can benefit from its effect.
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The cost of certain Leaders depends on the current Age.
-Pay 1 Coin in Age I, 2 Coins in Age II, and 3 Coins in Age III.
+The cost of certain Leaders depends on the current Age.
+Therefore you will pay 1 Coin in Age I, 2 Coins in Age II, and 3 Coins in Age III.
Note: To make things easier, we recommend putting Hannibal and Caesar with your Red cards (military buildings), and Euclide, Ptolemy, and Pythagoras with your Green cards (science buildings) with the corresponding symbol.
+ +You can use your Leader to construct a stage of your Wonder following the normal 7 Wonders rules.
+ +You can sell your Leader to take 3 Coins from the reserve and add them to your Treasure following the normal 7 Wonders rules.
+Once Recruitment is finished, the Age can begin following the normal 7 Wonders rules.
+Keep your remaining Leaders face down in front of you; you’ll use them during the next Recruitment phases.
+ +During Recruitment at the beginning of Age III, each player will have 2 Leader cards. Choose 1 that you will play normally and return the unchosen Leader back in the box.
+Note: If you’re playing with the Night side of the Roma Wonder, keep all of your Leaders in front of you, even the unchosen Leader in Age III.
+The game ends at the close of Age III, after the Resolution of Military Conflicts. Proceed to scoring victory points following the normal base game rules.
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+ In this expansion, it is possible to have more identical science symbols than in the base game. Check how many identical symbols you have for each type of symbol and refer to the table below to calculate your victory points:
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