When you play it, if nobody else is in the era, you get the big benefit. What happens if you use a special benefit/ability to play the Technocracy card on top of a “this era” card? So if a copy of Marriage of State ever comes into play (through Espionage or any other civ or tapestry interaction) while another Marriage of State is still active, the copy must choose a different track.

Thematically, a particular “marriage of state” can only happen once. If a landmark is gained by advancing, place the landmark first (if it matters–usually it does not, and you might as well wait until you’re done with your turn to place it so the game doesn’t pause for too long).ĭo the Marriage of State and Espionage tapestry cards create an infinite loop? Unless otherwise specified in the reference guide, the benefits can be taken in either order. If a space on the advancement track shows more than one benefit, which order can they be taken? The tile should look like this (clipped from the punchboard file). So, that tile is saying that you can perform a conquer action, then score 1 VP for each territory you control. That should be the conquer icon, but it’s missing the black outpost token icon on the red hex.

Good try, but nope! Your game is over after your final income turn.Ĭongrats! You’ve found the one functional (and embarrassing) misprint in the game. This post accounts for some possibilities.Ĭan you play trap cards after your final income turn?

A compilation of rule questions about specific cards and civilizations was originally created by Jay Nabedian.Īre there any common rules mistakes players are making?

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