Yes

Yes

Yes

The solo opponent, Otto, has his own scoring rules.

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Players can't give anything to Otto. In such cases, he instead receives 1 Coin from the Supply, buth everything given to him is Trashed.

Deck empty

Yes

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Plays both

If both of Otto's drawn cards have the same cost, he plays both of them. However, then the player gets a bonus at the beginning of their next turn as well.

Yes

Yes

Otto doesn't put Villager or Building cards into play, he Tucks them. Otto only plays Gear cards as normal.

Not really

Otto doesn't put Villager or Building cards into play, he Tucks them. Otto only plays Gear cards.

Not really

Otto doesn't put Villager or Building cards into play, he Tucks them. Otto only plays Gear cards.

No

Otto plays all cards for free.

No

Otto ignores all cards effects.

Draws 2 cards and plays the lowest-costed card.

Yes

The automated opponent - Otto, follows his own set of rules.

Yes

Your Turn

You can Enchant Buildings on your turn as a Free Action, if you have a Building to Enchant and an available Enchantment token.

You receive the one-time bonus specified on the Enchanted Building as well as each Tucked Gear card scores 1 point for each Enchanted Building you have in play.

No

You must use your own Coins to Invest on Buildings.

No

You must use your own Coins to Invest on Buildings.

Buildings specify the conditions you must fulfil to trigger their Invest effect.

Yes

Buildings provide you with passive bonuses, provide one-time benefits from being Enchanted, they increase the amount of points you recevie for Tucked Gear cards. It is worth playing Buildings.

At the end of ANY player turn, if a Gear card has no Supply tokens left on it, its player resolves its Relic effect and then Tucks it.

Yes

When ANY player fulfils the trigger condition of a Gear card, they take 1 Supply token from it as their Coin.

When ANY player fulfils the trigger condition of a Gear card, they take 1 Supply token from it as their Coin.

Yes

Races are important for Villager scoring and different card effects can reference or work only on specific races.

3

There are 3 different races in the game - Crow, Frog, Rabbit.

Nothing

You simply ignore the reward token and leave it on the board.

No

A player can at most have 3 Enchantment tokens and none of them can be of the same color.

No

You remove the token from the game and resolve its reward immediatelly. If it's an Enchantment token, you keep it.

You remove the token from the game and resolve its reward immediatelly. If it's an Enchantment token, you keep it.

No

You must resolve and receive a Chest reward as soon as you get it.

You can gain Chests from the board or from some card effects.

Not really

Chests offer a selection of rewards based on their tier - Iron, Gold, Ruby. The better the Chest, the better rewards.

Chests offer a selection of rewards based on their tier - Iron, Gold, Ruby. The better the Chest, the better rewards. You can gain Chests from the board or from some card effects.

No

You don't get rewards from not moving and if resolve an Adveture effect, you must move at least 1 space forward.

Yes

You must resolve as much as possible on Activate or Triggered cards.

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No

Once a Building is Enchanted, that Enchantment tokens can't be moved or removed anymore.

No

Enchanting a Building is a Free Action that can be used as long as you have an unEnchanted Building in play and an Enchantment token available.

2

There are two Free Actions - "Free Actions" on Villagers and Enchanting a Building is also a Free Action.

No

When Adventuring, you gain the rewards from the space you stop your movement at. You don't gain rewards from spaces you pass by duting a single Adventure effect.

Stop at them

When Adventuring, you gain the rewards from the space you stop your movement at. You don't gain rewards from spaces you pass by duting a single Adventure effect.

Yes

Almost

You must always move forward and away from the Home space. Each time you use an Adventure effect, you must move at least 1 space forward.

Adventure effects

You move on the board from Adventure effects.

It depends

Supplies are placed on Villager and Gear cards to determine how many times they can be used before being Tucked away, or on Building cards through Invest effects to score points.

Paying costs

Coins are used to pay costs of cards you play.

Trash effects mean to place a card to the discard pile.

Invest effects allow you to put a specified number of your Coins as Supplies on your Buildings. Each Supply token on your Buildings scores 1 point.

Adventure effects allow you to move the specified number of spaces on the board.

Tuck effects allow you to Tuck cards under your Score card from the specified places.

Returned

After resolving the later effects after a Consider effect, if there are any cards remaining, those are returned back to the top of the deck in any order.

Consider effects allow you to look at the specified number of cards from the top of the deck, and do later specified things with them.

Draws cards

Coins

Gain effect allows you to receive the specified number of Coins.

Not really

Game designers suggest to share the victory in case of a tie, but if you insist, the player with most Coins at the end wins.

Most points

The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

No

Coins don't score at the end of the game.

Invest effects

Supply tokens are placed on Buildings through Invest effects.

Building cards aren't scored themselves, but rather each Supply token on your Building cards in play scores 1 point. Supply tokens can be put on Building cards through Invest effects.

Each Tucked Gear card scores 1 point for each Enchanted Building you have in play. A Gear card can score 3 points at most.

0 points scored

If you don't have any Villager of any one race Tucked, your total score for Villagers is 0 points.

Only Tucked Villagers score. You multiple the number of Villagers of a single race you have Tucked the LEAST with those you have the MOST. If you don't have any Villager of any one race Tucked, your total score for Villagers is 0 points.

You score points from Tucked Villager and Gear cards, as well as for each Supply token on your Buildings you have in play.

No

The game ends after the Main deck of cards is empty and each player has taken their final turn.

Empty deck

The game ends after the Main deck of cards is empty and each player has taken their final turn.

No

After a card is Tucked, no player can look through them anymore.

Under your Score card.

You choose

Top row

Gear cards are played in the top row of cards in front of each player. Below those are placed Villagers, and at the very bottom - Building cards with the Starter cards.

Middle row

Villager cards are played in the middle row of cards, above Starter and Building cards, in front of each player. At the very top - Gear cards are played.

Bottom row

Building cards are played in the bottom row of cards, along the Starter cards, in front of each player. Above those are placed Villagers, and at the very top - Gear cards.

No

Empty Villager and Gear cards are Tucked at the end of EACH players turn.

At the end of a player's turn you check if they have reached the end of a path, if they need to resolve a Relic effect from their Gear cards, and Tuck any empty Villager and Gear cards they might have in play.

Yes

You use one of Main Actions to play a card from your hand, paying its cost in Coins. Each player performs two Main Actions each turn, and can play at most 2 cards per turn.

You use one of Main Actions to play a card from your hand, paying its cost in Coins.

No

Once Villagers don't have any Supply tokens remaining on them, they can't be Activated anymore.

Yes

Each Villager card comes into play with a number of Supply tokens, equal to their Supply value. Each time a Villager is Activated, 1 Supply is removed from them. Once Villagers don't have any Supply tokens remaining on them, they can't be Activated anymore.

No

By using a Main Action you can Activate your Starter cards or Villager cards in play. Each card can only be Activated once each round this way.

No

By using a Main Action you can Activate your Starter cards or Villager cards in play. Each card can only be Activated once each round this way.

Starter and Villager

By using a Main Action you can Activate your Starter cards or Villager cards in play. Each card can only be Activated once each round this way.

Villagers

Only Villager cards can have "Free Action" abilities on them.

Villager cards with "Free Action" effects don't use up one of your two Main Action each round when you Acticvate them. You still can only Activate them once per round though.

No

Villager cards with "Free Action" effects don't use up one of your two Main Action for the round to Activate, but these cards can still only be Activated once this way.

There are two Main Action options - Play a card OR Activate a card.

Yes

While a player can take the same Main Action twice during a single turn, each card can only be Activated once this way.

Yes

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Home space

5 cards

No

5 Coins

No

Coin and Supply functions are different, even though they are located on both side of a single token.

No

Even though Enchantment tokens have different colors, they all function the same. The colors simply limit, which Enchantment tokens can a single player have.

No

During setup, you place specific Adventure Board tokens on specific highlighted spaces.

Highlighted spaces

No

Each game the Core deck and one of two thematic decks are used.

Yes

The solo game is setup in the same way as a normal game, but with a couple additional steps.

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The Autumn side of the board has slightly different rewards along the paths, with some routes having additional costs you must pay to move through them. Overall, this is a more challenging side of the board.

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Get most points