2 Thief 4 King

Call a character you wish to rob. Take the crown.

When the robbed character is
revealed, you take all their gold. Gain 1 gold for each of your noble districts.

1 Assassin 3 Magician

Either exchange hands of cards with another

Call a character you wish to kill.
player or discard any number of cards
The killed character skips their turn.
to gain an equal number of cards.
 6 Merchant 8 Warlord

Destroy 1 district by paying

Gain 1 extra gold.
1 fewer gold than its cost.
Gain 1 gold for each of your trade districts.
Gain 1 gold for each of your military districts.

5 Bishop 7 Architect

The Warlord cannot use

Gain 2 extra cards.
its ability on your districts.
You can build up to 3 districts.
Gain 1 gold for each of your religious districts.
 oN your turN
1) Gather Resources: You must
gather resources in 1 of 2 ways:
• Take 2 gold from the bank.
• Draw 2 district cards, choose
1 to keep, and place the other
at the bottom of the deck.
2) Build: You may build 1
district by paying its cost.
*) Use Character Ability:
district scoriNg
9
types When a city has 7† districts,
the game ends after the current
Noble round, and you score points:
• 1 point/gold on your districts.
religious • 3 points for having at least
1 district of each type.
• 4 points for the first player
trade
who completed his city.
• 2 points for any other player
Artist

You may use each of your Military who completed his city.

Beautify up to 2 of your districts by

character’s abilities once per

A district can be beautified only once.

turn when specified (or, if no
time is specified, at any time).
uNique
assigning each of them 1 of your gold.
• Any extra points from your
unique districts.
† 8 in a 2- or 3-player game.

oN your turN district scoriNg oN your turN district scoriNg

1) Gather Resources: You must
gather resources in 1 of 2 ways:
• Take 2 gold from the bank.
• Draw 2 district cards, choose
1 to keep, and place the other
at the bottom of the deck.
2) Build: You may build 1
district by paying its cost.
*) Use Character Ability:
You may use each of your
character’s abilities once per
turn when specified (or, if no
time is specified, at any time).
†
types When a city has 7 districts,
the game ends after the current
Noble round, and you score points:
• 1 point/gold on your districts.
religious • 3 points for having at least
1 district of each type.
• 4 points for the first player
trade
who completed his city.
• 2 points for any other player
Military who completed his city.
• Any extra points from your
unique districts.
uNique
† 8 in a 2- or 3-player game.
1) Gather Resources: You must
gather resources in 1 of 2 ways:
• Take 2 gold from the bank.
• Draw 2 district cards, choose
1 to keep, and place the other
at the bottom of the deck.
2) Build: You may build 1
district by paying its cost.
*) Use Character Ability:
You may use each of your
character’s abilities once per
turn when specified (or, if no
time is specified, at any time).
types When a city has 7† districts,
the game ends after the current
Noble round, and you score points:
• 1 point/gold on your districts.
religious • 3 points for having at least
1 district of each type.
• 4 points for the first player
trade
who completed his city.
• 2 points for any other player
Military who completed his city.
• Any extra points from your
unique districts.
uNique
† 8 in a 2- or 3-player game.

Important
Game terms
Completed City: A completed
city has at least seven districts
(4–8 players) or at least eight
districts (2–3 players).
Discard: During the selection
phase, a number of character
cards are discarded (both
faceup and facedown)
depending on the number of
players in the game. Discarded
character cards are not in
play for that round. When
a district card is discarded,
it is placed facedown at the
bottom of the district deck.
Destroy: When a district
is destroyed, it is discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Draw: When a player draws
cards, they draw them from
the top of the district deck.
All draw effects specify a
number of cards to keep, and
the other cards are discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Gain: When a player gains
gold, they take it from the bank
and add it to their stash; when
a player gains cards, they draw
them from the deck and add
them to their hand.
Pay: A player pays gold by
taking it from their stash and
returning it to the bank.
Resource: There are two types
of resources: district cards and
gold. A player can gain more
resources in several ways, such
as by gathering resources at
the start of their turn or using
a character ability that gains
resources for certain types of
districts in their city.
Stash: Each player has their
own stash of gold, which
they use to pay for building
districts and other effects.
Any gold assigned to districts
is not part of a player’s stash.
Important
Game terms
Completed City: A completed
city has at least seven districts
(4–8 players) or at least eight
districts (2–3 players).
Discard: During the selection
phase, a number of character
cards are discarded (both
faceup and facedown)
depending on the number of
players in the game. Discarded
character cards are not in
play for that round. When
a district card is discarded,
it is placed facedown at the
bottom of the district deck.
Important
Game terms
Completed City: A completed
city has at least seven districts
(4–8 players) or at least eight
districts (2–3 players).
Discard: During the selection
phase, a number of character
cards are discarded (both
faceup and facedown)
depending on the number of
players in the game. Discarded
character cards are not in
play for that round. When
a district card is discarded,
it is placed facedown at the
bottom of the district deck.
Destroy: When a district
is destroyed, it is discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Draw: When a player draws
cards, they draw them from
the top of the district deck.
All draw effects specify a
number of cards to keep, and
the other cards are discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Gain: When a player gains
gold, they take it from the bank
and add it to their stash; when
a player gains cards, they draw
them from the deck and add
them to their hand.
Destroy: When a district
is destroyed, it is discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Draw: When a player draws
cards, they draw them from
the top of the district deck.
All draw effects specify a
number of cards to keep, and
the other cards are discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Gain: When a player gains
gold, they take it from the bank
and add it to their stash; when
a player gains cards, they draw
them from the deck and add
them to their hand.
Pay: A player pays gold by
taking it from their stash and
returning it to the bank.
Resource: There are two types
of resources: district cards and
gold. A player can gain more
resources in several ways, such
as by gathering resources at
the start of their turn or using
a character ability that gains
resources for certain types of
districts in their city.
Stash: Each player has their
own stash of gold, which
they use to pay for building
districts and other effects.
Any gold assigned to districts
is not part of a player’s stash.
Pay: A player pays gold by
taking it from their stash and
returning it to the bank.
Resource: There are two types
of resources: district cards and
gold. A player can gain more
resources in several ways, such
as by gathering resources at
the start of their turn or using
a character ability that gains
resources for certain types of
districts in their city.
Stash: Each player has their
own stash of gold, which
they use to pay for building
districts and other effects.
Any gold assigned to districts
is not part of a player’s stash.
 oN your turN
1) Gather Resources: You must
gather resources in 1 of 2 ways:
• Take 2 gold from the bank.
• Draw 2 district cards, choose
1 to keep, and place the other
at the bottom of the deck.
2) Build: You may build 1
district by paying its cost.
*) Use Character Ability:
You may use each of your
character’s abilities once per
turn when specified (or, if no
time is specified, at any time).
oN your turN
1) Gather Resources: You must
gather resources in 1 of 2 ways:
• Take 2 gold from the bank.
• Draw 2 district cards, choose
1 to keep, and place the other
at the bottom of the deck.
2) Build: You may build 1
district by paying its cost.
*) Use Character Ability:
You may use each of your
character’s abilities once per
turn when specified (or, if no
time is specified, at any time).
district scoriNg
†
types When a city has 7 districts,
the game ends after the current
Noble round, and you score points:
• 1 point/gold on your districts.
religious • 3 points for having at least
1 district of each type.
• 4 points for the first player
trade
who completed his city.
• 2 points for any other player
Military who completed his city.
• Any extra points from your
unique districts.
uNique
† 8 in a 2- or 3-player game.
district scoriNg
†
types When a city has 7 districts,
the game ends after the current
Noble round, and you score points:
• 1 point/gold on your districts.
religious • 3 points for having at least
1 district of each type.
• 4 points for the first player
trade
who completed his city.
• 2 points for any other player
Military who completed his city.
• Any extra points from your
unique districts.
uNique
† 8 in a 2- or 3-player game.
oN your turN
1) Gather Resources: You must
gather resources in 1 of 2 ways:
• Take 2 gold from the bank.
• Draw 2 district cards, choose
1 to keep, and place the other
at the bottom of the deck.
2) Build: You may build 1
district by paying its cost.
*) Use Character Ability:
You may use each of your
character’s abilities once per
turn when specified (or, if no
time is specified, at any time).
oN your turN
1) Gather Resources: You must
gather resources in 1 of 2 ways:
• Take 2 gold from the bank.
• Draw 2 district cards, choose
1 to keep, and place the other
at the bottom of the deck.
2) Build: You may build 1
district by paying its cost.
*) Use Character Ability:
You may use each of your
character’s abilities once per
turn when specified (or, if no
time is specified, at any time).
district scoriNg
types When a city has 7† districts,
the game ends after the current
Noble round, and you score points:
• 1 point/gold on your districts.
religious • 3 points for having at least
1 district of each type.
• 4 points for the first player
trade
who completed his city.
• 2 points for any other player
Military who completed his city.
• Any extra points from your
unique districts.
uNique
† 8 in a 2- or 3-player game.
district scoriNg
types When a city has 7† districts,
the game ends after the current
Noble round, and you score points:
• 1 point/gold on your districts.
religious • 3 points for having at least
1 district of each type.
• 4 points for the first player
trade
who completed his city.
• 2 points for any other player
Military who completed his city.
• Any extra points from your
unique districts.
uNique
† 8 in a 2- or 3-player game.
 Important
Game terms
Completed City: A completed
city has at least seven districts
(4–8 players) or at least eight
districts (2–3 players).
Discard: During the selection
phase, a number of character
cards are discarded (both
faceup and facedown)
depending on the number of
players in the game. Discarded
character cards are not in
play for that round. When
a district card is discarded,
it is placed facedown at the
bottom of the district deck.
Important
Game terms
Completed City: A completed
city has at least seven districts
(4–8 players) or at least eight
districts (2–3 players).
Discard: During the selection
phase, a number of character
cards are discarded (both
faceup and facedown)
depending on the number of
players in the game. Discarded
character cards are not in
play for that round. When
a district card is discarded,
it is placed facedown at the
bottom of the district deck.
Destroy: When a district
is destroyed, it is discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Draw: When a player draws
cards, they draw them from
the top of the district deck.
All draw effects specify a
number of cards to keep, and
the other cards are discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Gain: When a player gains
gold, they take it from the bank
and add it to their stash; when
a player gains cards, they draw
them from the deck and add
them to their hand.
Destroy: When a district
is destroyed, it is discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Draw: When a player draws
cards, they draw them from
the top of the district deck.
All draw effects specify a
number of cards to keep, and
the other cards are discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Gain: When a player gains
gold, they take it from the bank
and add it to their stash; when
a player gains cards, they draw
them from the deck and add
them to their hand.
Pay: A player pays gold by
taking it from their stash and
returning it to the bank.
Resource: There are two types
of resources: district cards and
gold. A player can gain more
resources in several ways, such
as by gathering resources at
the start of their turn or using
a character ability that gains
resources for certain types of
districts in their city.
Stash: Each player has their
own stash of gold, which
they use to pay for building
districts and other effects.
Any gold assigned to districts
is not part of a player’s stash.
Pay: A player pays gold by
taking it from their stash and
returning it to the bank.
Resource: There are two types
of resources: district cards and
gold. A player can gain more
resources in several ways, such
as by gathering resources at
the start of their turn or using
a character ability that gains
resources for certain types of
districts in their city.
Stash: Each player has their
own stash of gold, which
they use to pay for building
districts and other effects.
Any gold assigned to districts
is not part of a player’s stash.
Important
Game terms
Completed City: A completed
city has at least seven districts
(4–8 players) or at least eight
districts (2–3 players).
Discard: During the selection
phase, a number of character
cards are discarded (both
faceup and facedown)
depending on the number of
players in the game. Discarded
character cards are not in
play for that round. When
a district card is discarded,
it is placed facedown at the
bottom of the district deck.
Important
Game terms
Completed City: A completed
city has at least seven districts
(4–8 players) or at least eight
districts (2–3 players).
Discard: During the selection
phase, a number of character
cards are discarded (both
faceup and facedown)
depending on the number of
players in the game. Discarded
character cards are not in
play for that round. When
a district card is discarded,
it is placed facedown at the
bottom of the district deck.
Destroy: When a district
is destroyed, it is discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Draw: When a player draws
cards, they draw them from
the top of the district deck.
All draw effects specify a
number of cards to keep, and
the other cards are discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Gain: When a player gains
gold, they take it from the bank
and add it to their stash; when
a player gains cards, they draw
them from the deck and add
them to their hand.
Destroy: When a district
is destroyed, it is discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Draw: When a player draws
cards, they draw them from
the top of the district deck.
All draw effects specify a
number of cards to keep, and
the other cards are discarded
facedown to the bottom of the
district deck.
Gain: When a player gains
gold, they take it from the bank
and add it to their stash; when
a player gains cards, they draw
them from the deck and add
them to their hand.
Pay: A player pays gold by
taking it from their stash and
returning it to the bank.
Resource: There are two types
of resources: district cards and
gold. A player can gain more
resources in several ways, such
as by gathering resources at
the start of their turn or using
a character ability that gains
resources for certain types of
districts in their city.
Stash: Each player has their
own stash of gold, which
they use to pay for building
districts and other effects.
Any gold assigned to districts
is not part of a player’s stash.
Pay: A player pays gold by
taking it from their stash and
returning it to the bank.
Resource: There are two types
of resources: district cards and
gold. A player can gain more
resources in several ways, such
as by gathering resources at
the start of their turn or using
a character ability that gains
resources for certain types of
districts in their city.
Stash: Each player has their
own stash of gold, which
they use to pay for building
districts and other effects.
Any gold assigned to districts
is not part of a player’s stash.
 Temple Temple Church Church

Monastery Monastery Cathedral Watchtower

Watchtower Prison Prison Barracks

Barracks Fortress Manor Manor

Manor Manor Castle Castle

Castle Palace Palace Tavern

Tavern Tavern Tavern Market

Market Market Trading Post Trading Post

 Docks Docks Harbor Harbor

For abilities that gain resources

Once per turn, discard 1 card for your districts, the School of
Once per turn, pay
from your hand to gain 2 gold. Magic counts as the district
2 gold to gain 3 cards.
type of your choice.

Town Hall Smithy Laboratory School of Magic

 At the end of the game, If you choose to draw cards
The rank 8 character cannot At the end of the game, the Haunted Quarter counts as when gathering resources,
use its ability on the Keep. score 2 extra points. any 1 district type of your choice. keep all drawn cards.

Keep Dragon Gate Haunted Quarter Library

At the end of the game, score 1 extra At the end of the game, score 1 extra If you have the crown at the end
point for each card in your hand. point for each gold in your stash. of the game, score 5 extra points.

Map Room Imperial Treasury Statue