Gamehelptwilightimperium

2025-07-29T14:31:06Z

GTSchemer:

==Summary==
Players optionally build a map, then play a series of game rounds. The first player to reach 10 points wins. A setup option allows play to 14 points instead.

Each game round consists of a Strategy Phase, Action Phase, Status Phase, and (possibly) Agenda Phase.

====Links====
Twilight Imperium: 4th Edition is a very long, complex game. This rules summary provides a basic guide, but it is highly recommended to review the official Learn to Play guide.

* [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/c4/f0/c4f03c19-f9da-422f-b162-73f393e64a28/ti-k0289_learn_to_play_2020_web.pdf Learn to Play PDF]

* [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/da/df/dadf9f07-78f3-43ac-9cce-dd6b55b24ec2/ti4_living_rules_reference_v1_3_web.pdf Living Rules Reference PDF]

* [https://www.tirules.com/ Unofficial rules reference website]

==Strategy Phase==
In clockwise order, starting with the speaker, players take turns drafting strategy cards.

In 3-4 player games, each player will draft 2 strategy cards.

In 5-6 player games, each player will draft 1 strategy card.

If any cards are left, a trade good will be added to each one. When a player drafts a card with trade goods on it, they gain the trade goods.

==Action Phase==
In initiative order, players take turns performing actions. A player's initiative is equal to their lowest strategy card number. The lowest initiative player takes another turn after the highest
initiative player takes their turn, and the Action Phase continues.

Each action is either a Strategic Action, a Tactical Action, or a Component Action. If a player has used all possible Strategic Actions, they may pass and will not perform any actions for the rest of
the Action Phase. However, they can play reaction cards, use reaction effects, and perform secondary abilities of strategy cards as described below.

The Action Phase ends after all players have passed.

====Systems and Planets====
Each hexagon tile is a system, and each system may have 1 or more planets. Systems and planets can be clicked to examine their contents.

Players can gain control of planets, which give the player an exhausted planet card matching that planet. Once the planet card becomes non-exhausted later in the game, it can be exhausted again to spend resources or influence, printed on the card, to pay various costs.

====Commodities and Trade Goods====
Each player may gain Commodities by use of the TRADE strategy card. This is called "refreshing" Commodities, and refills the player up to the limit printed on their faction sheet.

Commodities are useless to the player themselves, but if they are given to another player, they become Trade Goods.

Trade Goods can be spent as resources or influence, except when casting votes, described later.

====Command Tokens====
Each player has a number of command tokens. Some of these are divided into tactic, fleet, and strategy categories. Some may be unused (called "reinforcements"), and some may be on the game board.

* Tactic command tokens are used to perform Tactical Actions, described later.

* Fleet command tokens determine how many ships a player may have in a given system.

* Strategy command tokens are used as a cost for certain effects.

* A command token in a system on the game board prevents the corresponding player from activating that system or moving / transporting units from it (except for the active system itself, described later).

====Strategic Action====
If the active player has a strategy card that is not exhausted, they may perform the primary ability of this card. To do this, they resolve each "PRIMARY ABILITY" bullet point effect at the top of the strategy card, in order from top to bottom.

After the primary ability finishes, each other player (even if they have passed) may perform the secondary ability of the same card. Players make this choice in clockwise order, starting with the player to the left of the active player. To perform the secondary ability, a player resolves each "SECONDARY ABILITY" bullet point effect at the bottom of the strategy card, in order from top to bottom.

Finally, the strategy card is exhausted and cannot be used again in the same Action Phase. Exhausted cards still count to determine player initiative.

====Tactical Action====
The Tactical Action is complex, so only a basic summary is given here. For more details on game concepts, please see the [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/c4/f0/c4f03c19-f9da-422f-b162-73f393e64a28/ti-k0289_learn_to_play_2020_web.pdf Learn to Play guide] guide or the [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/da/df/dadf9f07-78f3-43ac-9cce-dd6b55b24ec2/ti4_living_rules_reference_v1_3_web.pdf Living Rules Reference].

* Step 1. If the active player has at least 1 tactic command token, they may place it on a system which does not already contain one of their command tokens. This is called "activating" a system, and that system is called the "active system" during the Tactical Action.

* Step 2a. The active player may move one or more ships into the active system. Ships with a printed capacity value may be able to transport fighters and/or infantry. Ships may move from multiple locations, or even start and end their movement in the active system. However, all moving ships must finish their movement in the active system.

* Step 2b. Even if no ships were moved, a space cannon offense step occurs. This may allow player(s) to use SPACE CANNON abilities of certain units.

* Step 3. If two players now have ships in the active system, space combat occurs. The winner stays in the system, and the other player either loses their units or retreats their remaining units to an adjacent system, if possible.

* Step 4. If the active player is still in the active system, they may use BOMBARDMENT abilities and/or commit ground forces to invade 1 or more planets. If another player has units on those planets, ground combat(s) occur. If a player wins a combat against a defending player, or invades a planet they do not control, they gain control of it. They also gain the planet card, which is immediately exhausted.

* Step 5. If the active player has any units with PRODUCTION abilities (such as space docks) in the active system, they may pay resources to produce units. They do this by spending trade goods and/or exhausting planet cards that provide resources. The active player can produce even if they did not move any units. Produced units are placed in the active system.

====Component Action====
Some faction sheets, action cards, technology cards, and promissory notes have the text "ACTION:" at the top. The active player can use their turn to play such a card / perform such an effect, as long as they meet the condition of the card. For example, a technology card might require the player to exhaust it, or a faction ability might require a player to spend a strategy command token. Action cards are discarded after they are played.

==Status Phase==
The status phase has several steps which happen in order.

* Step 1. In initiative order, each player may score one public and/or one secret "STATUS PHASE" objective if they qualify for the condition / pay the cost. For example, if a card requires the player to spend 3 command tokens or pay 8 influence, the player must pay the cost at this time. Players gain victory points printed on the objective card when scoring it.

* Step 2. The next public objective is revealed. Stage II objectives give 2 points each, and are revealed after all Stage I objectives are visible. If it is impossible to reveal another objective at this point, the game ends early, and the player with the most victory points wins. If there is a tie, the tied player with the lowest initiative wins.

* Step 3. Each player draws 1 action card.

* Step 4. Each player removes all of their command tokens from the game board and places them in reinforcements.

* Step 5. Each player gains 2 new command tokens, and can redistribute all of their non-reinforcements command tokens between their tactic, fleet, and strategy pools.

* Step 6. Each player readies all of their exhausted cards.

* Step 7. Any damaged units are repaired.

* Step 8. All players return strategy cards to the common play area.

If the custodians token is still on Mecatol Rex, a new game round starts with the Strategy Phase.

If the custodians token has been removed from Mecatol Rex, the Agenda Phase starts instead.

==Agenda Phase==

Gamehelptwilightimperium

2025-07-29T14:25:01Z

GTSchemer:

==Summary==
Players optionally build a map, then play a series of game rounds. The first player to reach 10 points wins. A setup option allows play to 14 points instead.

Each game round consists of a Strategy Phase, Action Phase, Status Phase, and (possibly) Agenda Phase.

====Links====
Twilight Imperium: 4th Edition is a very long, complex game. This rules summary provides a basic guide, but it is highly recommended to review the official Learn to Play guide.

* [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/c4/f0/c4f03c19-f9da-422f-b162-73f393e64a28/ti-k0289_learn_to_play_2020_web.pdf Learn to Play PDF]

* [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/da/df/dadf9f07-78f3-43ac-9cce-dd6b55b24ec2/ti4_living_rules_reference_v1_3_web.pdf Living Rules Reference PDF]

* [https://www.tirules.com/ Unofficial rules reference website]

==Strategy Phase==
In clockwise order, starting with the speaker, players take turns drafting strategy cards.

In 3-4 player games, each player will draft 2 strategy cards.

In 5-6 player games, each player will draft 1 strategy card.

If any cards are left, a trade good will be added to each one. When a player drafts a card with trade goods on it, they gain the trade goods.

==Action Phase==
In initiative order, players take turns performing actions. A player's initiative is equal to their lowest strategy card number. The lowest initiative player takes another turn after the highest
initiative player takes their turn, and the Action Phase continues.

Each action is either a Strategic Action, a Tactical Action, or a Component Action. If a player has used all possible Strategic Actions, they may pass and will not perform any actions for the rest of
the Action Phase. However, they can play reaction cards, use reaction effects, and perform secondary abilities of strategy cards as described below.

The Action Phase ends after all players have passed.

====Systems and Planets====
Each hexagon tile is a system, and each system may have 1 or more planets. Systems and planets can be clicked to examine their contents.

Players can gain control of planets, which give the player an exhausted planet card matching that planet. Once the planet card becomes non-exhausted later in the game, it can be exhausted again to spend resources or influence, printed on the card, to pay various costs.

====Commodities and Trade Goods====
Each player may gain Commodities by use of the TRADE strategy card. This is called "refreshing" Commodities, and refills the player up to the limit printed on their faction sheet.

Commodities are useless to the player themselves, but if they are given to another player, they become Trade Goods.

Trade Goods can be spent as resources or influence, except when casting votes, described later.

====Command Tokens====
Each player has a number of command tokens. Some of these are divided into tactic, fleet, and strategy categories. Some may be unused (called "reinforcements"), and some may be on the game board.

* Tactic command tokens are used to perform Tactical Actions, described later.

* Fleet command tokens determine how many ships a player may have in a given system.

* Strategy command tokens are used as a cost for certain effects.

* A command token in a system on the game board prevents the corresponding player from activating that system or moving / transporting units from it (except for the active system itself, described later).

====Strategic Action====
If the active player has a strategy card that is not exhausted, they may perform the primary ability of this card. To do this, they resolve each "PRIMARY ABILITY" bullet point effect at the top of the strategy card, in order from top to bottom.

After the primary ability finishes, each other player (even if they have passed) may perform the secondary ability of the same card. Players make this choice in clockwise order, starting with the player to the left of the active player. To perform the secondary ability, a player resolves each "SECONDARY ABILITY" bullet point effect at the bottom of the strategy card, in order from top to bottom.

Finally, the strategy card is exhausted and cannot be used again in the same Action Phase. Exhausted cards still count to determine player initiative.

====Tactical Action====
The Tactical Action is complex, so only a basic summary is given here. For more details on game concepts, please see the [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/c4/f0/c4f03c19-f9da-422f-b162-73f393e64a28/ti-k0289_learn_to_play_2020_web.pdf Learn to Play guide] guide or the [https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/da/df/dadf9f07-78f3-43ac-9cce-dd6b55b24ec2/ti4_living_rules_reference_v1_3_web.pdf Living Rules Reference].

* Step 1. If the active player has at least 1 tactic command token, they may place it on a system which does not already contain one of their command tokens. This is called "activating" a system, and that system is called the "active system" during the Tactical Action.

* Step 2a. The active player may move one or more ships into the active system. Ships with a printed capacity value may be able to transport fighters and/or infantry. Ships may move from multiple locations, or even start and end their movement in the active system. However, all moving ships must finish their movement in the active system.

* Step 2b. Even if no ships were moved, a space cannon offense step occurs. This may allow player(s) to use SPACE CANNON abilities of certain units.

* Step 3. If two players now have ships in the active system, space combat occurs. The winner stays in the system, and the other player either loses their units or retreats their remaining units to an adjacent system, if possible.

* Step 4. If the active player is still in the active system, they may use BOMBARDMENT abilities and/or commit ground forces to invade 1 or more planets. If another player has units on those planets, ground combat(s) occur. If a player wins a combat against a defending player, or invades a planet they do not control, they gain control of it. They also gain the planet card, which is immediately exhausted.

* Step 5. If the active player has any units with PRODUCTION abilities (such as space docks) in the active system, they may pay resources to produce units. They do this by spending trade goods and/or exhausting planet cards that provide resources. The active player can produce even if they did not move any units. Produced units are placed in the active system.

====Component Action====
Some faction sheets, action cards, technology cards, and promissory notes have the text "ACTION:" at the top. The active player can use their turn to play such a card / perform such an effect, as long as they meet the condition of the card. For example, a technology card might require the player to exhaust it, or a faction ability might require a player to spend a strategy command token. Action cards are discarded after they are played.

==Status Phase==
The status phase has several steps which happen in order.

* Step 1. In initiative order, each player may score one public and/or one secret "STATUS PHASE" objective if they qualify for the condition / pay the cost. For example, if a card requires the player to spend 3 command tokens or pay 8 influence, the player must pay the cost at this time. Players gain victory points as printed on the objective card when scoring it.

* Step 2. The next public objective is revealed. Stage II objectives give 2 points each, and are revealed after all Stage I objectives are visible. If it is impossible to reveal another objective at this point, the game ends early, and the player with the most victory points wins. If there is a tie, the player nearest the speaker in clockwise order, including the speaker themselves, wins.

* Step 3. Each player draws 1 action card.

* Step 4. Each player removes all of their command tokens from the game board and places them in reinforcements.

* Step 5. Each player gains 2 new command tokens, and can redistribute all of their non-reinforcements command tokens between their tactic, fleet, and strategy pools.

* Step 6. Each player readies all of their exhausted cards.

* Step 7. Any damaged units are repaired.

* Step 8. All players return strategy cards to the common play area.

If the custodians token is still on Mecatol Rex, a new game round starts with the Strategy Phase.

If the custodians token has been removed from Mecatol Rex, the Agenda Phase starts instead.

==Agenda Phase==

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GTSchemer:

==Gameplay==

To start, Red covers any space!

From then on, starting with Blue, players take turns.

==Your Turn==
On your turn, you must form the smallest tower possible. You do this by placing a piece on an empty space or one of your towers. If this forms a tower of height 2 or more, pieces may be removed as described below.

* '''Example:''' If you can play on an empty space you must do that.
* '''Example:''' If you cannot play on an empty space, but you have towers of size 1, 1, and 2, you must play on one of the size 1 towers.

==Exclusion Zones==
Each tower is surrounded by an exclusion zone with a radius equal to the tower's height.

* '''Example:''' A tower of height 1 has an exclusion zone containing 6 hexes.
* '''Example:''' A tower of height 2 has an exclusion zone containing 18 hexes.

You cannot place pieces within an exclusion zone.

When a tower grows to height 2 or more, its exclusion zone grows. All towers within that zone belonging to '''either player''' are immediately removed.

==End of Game==

The game ends when only one player has pieces left on the board (except at the end of Red's first turn). The player with pieces remaining is the winner.

Note that a tie is impossible.

==Credits==
Game design:
https://www.marksteeregames.com/BlastRadius_rules.pdf

Images:
Handmade.

Sound effects:
Clunking Large Stones Together 1.wav by F.M.Audio -- https://freesound.org/s/570532/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Clunking Large Stones Together 5.wav by F.M.Audio -- https://freesound.org/s/570529/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Explosion Distant by Johnnyfarmer -- https://freesound.org/s/209769/ -- License: Creative Commons 0

Gamehelpblastradius

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GTSchemer: /* Your Turn */

Gamehelpblastradius

2025-01-13T13:47:19Z

GTSchemer: /* Your Turn */

==Gameplay==

To start, Red covers any space.

From then on, starting with Blue, players take turns.

==Your Turn==
On your turn, you must form the smallest tower possible. You do this by placing a piece on an empty space or one of your towers. If this forms a tower of height 2 or more, pieces may be removed as described below.

* '''Example:''' If you can play on an empty space you must do that.
* '''Example:''' If you cannot play an empty space, but you have towers of size 1, 1, and 2, you must play on one of the size 1 towers.

==Exclusion Zones==
Each tower is surrounded by an exclusion zone with a radius equal to the tower's height.

* '''Example:''' A tower of height 1 has an exclusion zone containing 6 hexes.
* '''Example:''' A tower of height 2 has an exclusion zone containing 18 hexes.

You cannot place pieces within an exclusion zone.

When a tower grows to height 2 or more, its exclusion zone grows. All towers within that zone belonging to '''either player''' are immediately removed.

==End of Game==

The game ends when only one player has pieces left on the board (except at the end of Red's first turn). The player with pieces remaining is the winner.

Note that a tie is impossible.

==Credits==
Game design:
https://www.marksteeregames.com/BlastRadius_rules.pdf

Images:
Handmade.

Sound effects:
Clunking Large Stones Together 1.wav by F.M.Audio -- https://freesound.org/s/570532/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Clunking Large Stones Together 5.wav by F.M.Audio -- https://freesound.org/s/570529/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Explosion Distant by Johnnyfarmer -- https://freesound.org/s/209769/ -- License: Creative Commons 0

Gamehelpblastradius

2025-01-13T13:46:08Z

GTSchemer: Created page with "==Gameplay== To start, Red covers any space. From then on, starting with Blue, players take turns. ==Your Turn== On your turn, you must form the smallest tower possible. You do this by placing a piece on an empty space or one of your towers. If this forms a tower of height 2 or more, pieces may be removed as described below. * '''Example:''' If you can place a piece on an empty space you must do that. * '''Example:''' If you cannot place on an empty space, but you..."

==Gameplay==

To start, Red covers any space.

From then on, starting with Blue, players take turns.

==Your Turn==
On your turn, you must form the smallest tower possible. You do this by placing a piece on an empty space or one of your towers. If this forms a tower of height 2 or more, pieces may be removed as described below.

* '''Example:''' If you can place a piece on an empty space you must do that.
* '''Example:''' If you cannot place on an empty space, but you have towers of size 1, 1, and 2, you must place on one of the size 1 towers.

==Exclusion Zones==
Each tower is surrounded by an exclusion zone with a radius equal to the tower's height.

* '''Example:''' A tower of height 1 has an exclusion zone containing 6 hexes.
* '''Example:''' A tower of height 2 has an exclusion zone containing 18 hexes.

You cannot place pieces within an exclusion zone.

When a tower grows to height 2 or more, its exclusion zone grows. All towers within that zone belonging to '''either player''' are immediately removed.

==End of Game==

The game ends when only one player has pieces left on the board (except at the end of Red's first turn). The player with pieces remaining is the winner.

Note that a tie is impossible.

==Credits==
Game design:
https://www.marksteeregames.com/BlastRadius_rules.pdf

Images:
Handmade.

Sound effects:
Clunking Large Stones Together 1.wav by F.M.Audio -- https://freesound.org/s/570532/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Clunking Large Stones Together 5.wav by F.M.Audio -- https://freesound.org/s/570529/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Explosion Distant by Johnnyfarmer -- https://freesound.org/s/209769/ -- License: Creative Commons 0

GTSchemer:

==Summary==
Roll Into Town is a roll-and-write game about exploring a map, building income, and growing a town.

==Setup==
Each player takes a map with the Town Hall drawn in the middle. The Town Hall provides a Discover phase ability described later.

Each player starts with 0 food, 0 stone, and 2 wood. Players may have up to 9 of each resource at a time.

==Gameplay==
The game has 12 rounds, and each round has 4 phases: Discover, Construct, Gather, and Upkeep.

Each round, dice are rolled as shown on the player sheet: 5 dice in the first 6 rounds, 4 dice in the next 3 rounds, and 3 dice in the final 3 rounds.

All players use these dice results to take their turns. Player turns are simultaneous, and player choices have no effect on other players.

==Discover==
In this phase, players use the current dice results to draw map icons. The number of icons drawn each round are as shown on the player sheet: 3 icons in the first 3 rounds, 2 icons in the next 6
rounds, and 1 icon in the final 3 rounds.

Players can click the Town Hall to adjust a die by +/- 1. However, this ability can only be used once per die, and only 3 times per game. A die CANNOT be turned into a wild (6).

If players have built the Fountain, they can click it to choose dice over their normal round limit. However, this ability can only be used 3 times per game.

==Discover phase icons==
'''Farm:''' Gives 1 food in the Gather phase.

'''Mountain:''' Mines give 1 stone per adjacent Mountain (including diagonally) in the Gather phase. Multiple Mines can share the same Mountain.

'''Tree:''' Gives 1 wood if erased by an adjacent Woodcutter in the Gather phase. Forests of at least 2 orthogonally connected Trees grow during the Upkeep phase. These forests grow 1 new Tree for every 2 Trees in the forest.

'''River:''' May be drawn straight or as a corner. The first River icon must start from a map edge. Other River icons must continue the River. At game end, the player scores 1 point per River icon, or 2 points per River icon if the River connects opposite map edges (left and right, or top and bottom).

'''Coast:''' May be drawn with water on 2, 1, or 3 sides. If this causes an empty space to have water on 2 orthogonal sides, that space becomes Ocean. This effect repeats if needed. At game end, the player scores 1 point per Coast icon.

'''Wild:''' Can be used as any other Discover die icon.

==Construct==
In this phase, players use resources to construct buildings. They may construct any number of buildings as long as they have enough resources. Buildings can only be build on empty squares, except for the Harbour and Lighthouse as described below.

Some buildings are unique, which means each player can only construct them once.

==Construct phase buildings==
'''House (3 food, 2 stone):'''
At game end, the player scores 2 points per House.

'''Mine (1 wood):'''
Mines give 1 stone per adjacent Mountain (including diagonally) in the Gather phase. Multiple Mines can share the same Mountain.

'''Woodcutter (1 wood):'''
May cut down all adjacent Trees in any direction (including diagonally) in the Gather phase. If the player uses this ability, all adjacent Trees to the selected Woodcutter give 1 Wood each and are erased.

'''Harbour (2 wood):'''
Gives 1 food in the Gather phase. Must be built on an empty Coast.

'''Watermill (3 wood):'''
Gives 1 food per Farm in the Gather phase. This ability can stack if the player has more than one Watermill. Each Watermill must be placed orthogonally beside (rather than in front of) the River.

'''Tavern (5 wood):'''
At game end, the player scores 1 point per House adjacent to a Tavern in any direction (including diagonally). Each House can only count for one Tavern, however.

'''Fountain (5 stone):'''
The player may activate the fountain to choose an extra die during the Discover phase. This ability can only be used 3 times per game. This building can only be built once.

'''Market (4 stone):'''
Allows the player to use 2 identical resources as 1 of any other resource when building. This ability can be used any number of times, but only when constructing a building. This building can only be built once.

'''Lighthouse (3 stone):'''
At game end, the player scores 1 point per Ocean square. Coast squares are not Ocean squares. The bottom must be Coast, or empty and adjacent to Coast in any direction. The top must be empty, Ocean, or Coast, but not a Harbour. The top and bottom may not change later, except the top may become an Ocean. This building can only be built once. This building cannot be rotated.

'''Cathedral (7 wood):'''
At game end, the player scores 10 points. This building can only be built once. This building can be mirrored, but not rotated.

==Gather==
In this phase, players gain income:

'''Farm:''' Each Farm gives food equal to 1 plus the number of Watermills on the map. For example, with 2 Watermills each Farm gives 3 food.

'''Harbour:''' Each Harbour gives 1 food.

'''Mine:''' Each Mine gives 1 stone per adjacent Mountain. Multiple Mines can share the same Mountain.

'''Woodcutter:''' Each Woodcutter may be activated to erase all adjacent Trees in any direction, giving 1 Wood per Tree erased. Each player may activate all, some, or none of their Woodcutters.

==Upkeep==
In this phase, players must grow all forests they have. A forest consists of at least 2 Trees connected '''orthogonally'''.

For every 2 Trees in a forest, that forest grows 1 new Tree. For example, a forest with 7 Trees grows 3 new Trees. This growth amount is calculated before any forests grow, so connecting two forests does NOT produce more growth in the same round.

Tree growth may chain through new Trees and even through other existing forests. All that matters is that the new Tree is connected orthogonally to the selected forest, through a chain of other Trees.

==Scoring==
Each House scores 2 points.

Each Tavern scores 1 point per adjacent House in any direction, for a maximum of 8. Houses CANNOT be counted by multiple Taverns. Only one Tavern will score the point for a shared House.

Each River square scores 1 point. If the River connects opposite map edges (left and right, or top and bottom), each River square scores 2 points instead.

Each Coast square scores 1 point. It does not matter if the Coast has a Harbour.

The unique Lighthouse building scores 1 point per Ocean icon. Coasts and Harbours are NOT Oceans.

The unique Cathedral building scores 10 points.

==End of Game==
The game ends after 12 rounds are completed. The player with the most points wins.

If there is a tie, the player with the highest House score (NOT including Tavern bonuses) wins.

If there is still a tie, players share the victory.

==Solo Scoring==
When playing solo, see how high you can score:

< 51 points: Failed mayor.

51-60 points: Adequate mayor.

61-70 points: Good mayor.

71-80 points: Great mayor.

81+ points: Legendary mayor!