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	The player with the most points wins. In ties, the player with the most Civilian ~~Buildings~~ wins.		The player with the most points wins. In ties, the player with the most Civilian Building points wins.

	==Pantheon Expansion==		==Pantheon Expansion==

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	Make your ancient civilization thrive over three rounds by acquiring money & resources, constructing shrines to art and science, and building wonders. But you're competing with another player for those same resources.		Make your ancient civilization thrive over three rounds by acquiring money & resources, constructing shrines to art and science, and building wonders. But you're competing with another player for those same resources.

	==~~= Three ways~~ to ~~win: =~~==		==How to Win==
	* Gain enough military resources to advance the military token to the opponent's edge of the board
	* Collect six different science symbols
	* Have the most victory points at the end

	==~~Game Preparation~~==		<ul class="bulletlist" style="margin:1em 0;padding-inline-start:40px;">
			<li>Gain enough military resources to advance the military token to the opponent's edge of the board</li>
			<li>Collect six different science symbols</li>
			<li>Have the most victory points at the end</li>
			</ul>

			==Setup==
	At the beginning of the game, each player chooses four wonders in a snaking draft. These wonders act like regular resource cards, but take more resources and give greater rewards. Each player starts the game with 7 coins.		At the beginning of the game, each player chooses four wonders in a snaking draft. These wonders act like regular resource cards, but take more resources and give greater rewards. Each player starts the game with 7 coins.

	==On Your Turn==		==On Your Turn==
	During your turn, select an available card. (To be available, a card must have no cards on top of it.)		During your turn, select an available card. (To be available, a card must have no cards on top of it.)
	* '''Construct a Building''': This is the most common action. Doing this adds the card to your "city" and gives you the resources or bonuses on the card. Each card is different--mouse over or read the formal instructions to see what it does.
	* '''Build a Wonder''': You must have the necessary resources in your city or pay the remaining difference. The cards is "sacrificed" and tucked underneath one of your Wonders. You do not pay any costs or gain any benefits of the card. Any available card can be used. There are a total of 8 wonders between players, but only 7 can be built. After the 7th wonder is built, the 8th is ~~disgarded~~ and cannot be built.		<ul class="bulletlist" style="margin:1em 0;padding-inline-start:40px;">
	* '''Discard for Money''': You can choose any available card and discard it for 2 coins plus 1 for each yellow card in your city.		<li>'''Construct a Building''': This is the most common action. Doing this adds the card to your "city" and gives you the resources or bonuses on the card. Each card is different--mouse over or read the formal instructions to see what it does.
			<li>'''Build a Wonder''': You must have the necessary resources in your city or pay the remaining difference. The cards is "sacrificed" and tucked underneath one of your Wonders. You do not pay any costs or gain any benefits of the card. Any available card can be used. There are a total of 8 wonders between players, but only 7 can be built. After the 7th wonder is built, the 8th is discarded and cannot be built.</li>
			<li>'''Discard for Money''': You can choose any available card and discard it for 2 coins plus 1 for each yellow card in your city.</li>
			</ul>

	==Construct a Building (Buying Cards)==		==Construct a Building (Buying Cards)==
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	==Types of Cards==		==Types of Cards==
	'''Raw Materials (brown):''' These are basic resources and primarily appear in Age I. They are needed to construct certain buildings or Wonders. Age III does not contain any of these kinds of cards. These cards are not spent or expire. As long as you have the card, you may use its resources on subsequent turns.

	'''Manufactured Goods ~~(gray):~~''' These are advanced resources and primarily appear in Age II. They are needed to construct buildings or Wonders. Age III does not contain any of these kinds of cards. These cards are not spent or expire. As long as you have the card, you may use its resources on subsequent turns.		{\| class="wikitable" style="width:auto;" border="2"
			! style="background:linear-gradient(0deg, #f8f8f8, #e7e9e8);" \| Type \|\| Description
	'''Civilian Buildings ~~(blue):~~''' These cards are worth victory points only.		\|-
			\|style="background-color:saddlebrown;" \| '''Raw Materials''' \|\| These are basic resources and primarily appear in Age I. They are needed to construct certain buildings or Wonders. Age III does not contain any of these kinds of cards. These cards are not spent or expire. As long as you have the card, you may use its resources on subsequent turns.
	'''Scientific Buildings ~~(green):~~''' These cards are worth victory points only, but also have symbols. Collect 6 different symbols and you automatically win the game. Collect 2 cards with the same symbol and you gain a Progress token which gives a bonus or beneficial effect.		\|-
			\|style="background-color:lightgray;" \| '''Manufactured Goods''' \|\| These are advanced resources and primarily appear in Age II. They are needed to construct buildings or Wonders. Age III does not contain any of these kinds of cards. These cards are not spent or expire. As long as you have the card, you may use its resources on subsequent turns.
	'''Commercial Buildings ~~(yellow):~~''' These cards give coins, produce resources, reduce the costs of missing resources, or gain victory points. For each yellow card, you gain 1 extra coin when you discard a card for money.		\|-
			\|style="background-color:dodgerblue;" \| '''Civilian Buildings''' \|\| These cards are worth victory points only.
	'''Military Buildings ~~(red):~~''' These cards move the military token. For each sword-and-shield symbol, the token moves that many spaces closer to your opponent's end. If it moves into a space with a penalty symbol, your opponent loses money. If it reaches the end, you automatically win the game. Otherwise, one player gains points at the end of the game for its position.		\|-
			\|style="background-color:green;" \| '''Scientific Buildings''' \|\| These cards are worth victory points only, but also have symbols. Collect 6 different symbols and you automatically win the game. Collect 2 cards with the same symbol and you gain a Progress token which gives a bonus or beneficial effect.
	'''Guilds ~~(purple cards):~~''' Guilds are worth money and points based on how many of a particular card type or other quality in your city. The money is awarded immediately, but the points are only awarded at game end. These cards only appear in Age III.		\|-
			\|style="background-color:orange;" \| '''Commercial Buildings''' \|\| These cards give coins, produce resources, reduce the costs of missing resources, or gain victory points. For each yellow card, you gain 1 extra coin when you discard a card for money.
			\|-
			\|style="background-color:red;" \| '''Military Buildings''' \|\| These cards move the military token. For each sword-and-shield symbol, the token moves that many spaces closer to your opponent's end. If it moves into a space with a penalty symbol, your opponent loses money. If it reaches the end, you automatically win the game. Otherwise, one player gains points at the end of the game for its position.
			\|-
			\|style="background-color:purple;" \| '''Guilds''' \|\| Guilds are worth money and points based on how many of a particular card type or other quality in your city. The money is awarded immediately, but the points are only awarded at game end. These cards only appear in Age III.
			\|}

	==Scoring/End Of Game==		==Scoring/End Of Game==
	The game ends ''automatically'' if:		The game ends ''automatically'' if:

	'''A)''' a player conquers the other by moving the Conflict pawn on the military track to their end and gains "Military Supremacy".		<ul class="bulletlist" style="margin:1em 0;padding-inline-start:40px;">
			<li>'''A)''' A player conquers the other by moving the Conflict pawn on the military track to their end and gains "Military Supremacy".</li>
	'''B)''' a player gains 6 different science symbols and gains "Scientific Supremacy".		<li>'''B)''' A player gains 6 different science symbols and gains "Scientific Supremacy".</li>
			</ul>

	Otherwise, the game ends after the last card is drawn from Age III.		Otherwise, the game ends after the last card is drawn from Age III.
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	Players earn victory points from		Players earn victory points from

	* Building cards (including Guilds)		<ul class="bulletlist" style="margin:1em 0;padding-inline-start:40px;">
	* Wonders		<li>Building cards (including Guilds)</li>
	* Final position of the Conflict pawn		<li>Wonders</li>
	* Progress tokens		<li>Final position of the Conflict pawn</li>
	* Money (3 coins : 1 point).		<li>Progress tokens</li>
			<li>Money (3 coins = 1 point)</li>
			</ul>

	The player with the most points wins. In ties, the player with the most Civilian Buildings wins.		The player with the most points wins. In ties, the player with the most Civilian Buildings wins.

	==Pantheon Expansion==		==Pantheon Expansion==

	Mythology tokens (1 of each pantheon) appear during Age I. Offering tokens appear during Age II. If you flip over cards with them, take the tokens.		Mythology tokens (1 of each pantheon) appear during Age I. Offering tokens appear during Age II. If you flip over cards with them, take the tokens.

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Moose Head: Added base game progress tokens as described in the rule set.

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Added base game progress tokens as described in the rule set.

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	These cards only show up if the Pantheon expansion is on.		These cards only show up if the Pantheon expansion is on.

			== Progress Tokens ==

			=== Base Game ===

			* '''Mathematics''': At the end of the game, you receive 3 victory points for each Progress token in your possession (including this).
			* '''Strategy''': One this token enters play, your new military buildings (red cards) will benefit from one extra shield.
			* '''Masonry''': All future blue cards constructed by you cost 2 fewer resources.
			* '''Architecture:''' All future wonders constructed by you cost 2 fewer resources.
			* '''Urbanism''': Immediately take 6 coins from the bank. Each time you construct a building for free through linking, (free construction condition), you gain 4 coins.
			* '''Economy''': you gain the money spent by your opponent when they purchase resources through trade.
			* '''Theology''': All future wonders built by you are treated as though they have the “play again” effect.

	== End Of An Age ==		== End Of An Age ==

Kevan: https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=16083 workaround

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Types of Cards: apply h3/bullet display workarounds per wiki formatting

Tabicat: Fix spelling errors.

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Fix spelling errors.

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	There are three ways to win this game (4 if with Agora expansion):		There are three ways to win this game (4 if with Agora expansion):
	* Advance the military token all the way to the opponent's edge of the board		*• Advance the military token all the way to the opponent's edge of the board
	* Collect any six different science symbols		*• Collect any six different science symbols
	* Have the most points at the end of the 3rd round		*• Have the most points at the end of the 3rd round
	* Control all six chambers in the senate (only with Agora expansion)		*• Control all six chambers in the senate (only with Agora expansion)

	== Game Anatomy ==		== Game Anatomy ==

	At any given moment, each player has:		At any given moment, each player has:
	* 4 Wonders. These can be built by tucking a card underneath them for the bonuses printed on them. These are shown on the left side of your board.		*• 4 Wonders. These can be built by tucking a card underneath them for the bonuses printed on them. These are shown on the left side of your board.
	* Money. Some cards or Wonders give you money, but this is more commonly earned by discarding cards. Money can be spent to buy cards, or to buy resources you don't already have access to. This is shown on the right side of your player board.		*• Money. Some cards or Wonders give you money, but this is more commonly earned by discarding cards. Money can be spent to buy cards, or to buy resources you don't already have access to. This is shown on the right side of your player board.
	* Points. These are simply the sum of all points earned from cards. The player with the most points wins the game (unless an alternate victory condition is achieved). This is shown on the right side of your player board.		*• Points. These are simply the sum of all points earned from cards. The player with the most points wins the game (unless an alternate victory condition is achieved). This is shown on the right side of your player board.

	Between both players is the available "market" of cards. Any cards not covered by any other card can be collected or purchased for the listed price. The shape of this board is different in each round.		Between both players is the available "market" of cards. Any cards not covered by any other card can be collected or purchased for the listed price. The shape of this board is different in each round.
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	Each player also starts with 4 potential Wonders, chosen as follows:		Each player also starts with 4 potential Wonders, chosen as follows:
	* Deal out 4 random Wonders.		*• Deal out 4 random Wonders.
	* The starting player selects one of the Wonders.		*• The starting player selects one of the Wonders.
	* The other player then selects two of the remaining Wonders.		*• The other player then selects two of the remaining Wonders.
	* The starting player automatically gets the remaining Wonder.		*• The starting player automatically gets the remaining Wonder.
	* Then deal out 4 random Wonders and repeat the above process, except the other player starts that round.		*• Then deal out 4 random Wonders and repeat the above process, except the other player starts that round.

	Each wonder provides certain advantage to the player by way of points, attack shields, coins or other advantage.		Each wonder provides certain advantage to the player by way of points, attack shields, coins or other advantage.
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	== What To Do On Your Turn ==		== What To Do On Your Turn ==
	During your turn, trigger a conspiracy if you want (Agora), then select one of the cards on the board to claim, then choose what to do with it:		During your turn, trigger a conspiracy if you want (Agora), then select one of the cards on the board to claim, then choose what to do with it:
	* Play the card as normal. This is the most common choice. Doing this will simply give you the benefits of the card. The types of cards and what they do are explained further into these instructions.		*• Play the card as normal. This is the most common choice. Doing this will simply give you the benefits of the card. The types of cards and what they do are explained further into these instructions.
	* Use the card to build your Wonder. Tuck the card underneath one of your Wonders. It does not matter which card is tucked for this; as long as any card is used for this, the Wonder is considered complete. You do need to be able to pay the resource cost of the Wonder or have enough money to make up the difference. Only 7 Wonders can be completed during the entire course of the game; once the 7th has been built, the 8th and final Wonder is removed from play and can't be built.		*• Use the card to build your Wonder. Tuck the card underneath one of your Wonders. It does not matter which card is tucked for this; as long as any card is used for this, the Wonder is considered complete. You do need to be able to pay the resource cost of the Wonder or have enough money to make up the difference. Only 7 Wonders can be completed during the entire course of the game; once the 7th has been built, the 8th and final Wonder is removed from play and can't be built.
	* Discard the card for money. You gain 2 coins plus 1 coin for each yellow card you already have. It does not matter which card is discarded for this; all cards are worth the same amount of money when discarded this way.		*• Discard the card for money. You gain 2 coins plus 1 coin for each yellow card you already have. It does not matter which card is discarded for this; all cards are worth the same amount of money when discarded this way.
	* Prepare a conspiracy. You put the card underneath one of your conspiracies. Later on, you can trigger a conspiracy before you select a card. (only available when played with Agora)		*• Prepare a conspiracy. You put the card underneath one of your conspiracies. Later on, you can trigger a conspiracy before you select a card. (only available when played with Agora)

	If you built to a wonder with a "take another turn action", you may go again. (If you have several such wonders, you can repeat this multiple times, even though the game rules disallow it.) Otherwise, it's now your opponent's turn.		If you built to a wonder with a "take another turn action", you may go again. (If you have several such wonders, you can repeat this multiple times, even though the game rules disallow it.) Otherwise, it's now your opponent's turn.

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	Players can gain the following types of cards:		Players can gain the following types of cards:

	=== Resource Cards ===		==== Resource Cards ====

	Brown and gray cards are resources. There are five types of resources; wood, brick, stone (all of which are brown), glass, and paper (which are gray). These resources are required in order to build certain cards or Wonders. If you do not have a particular resource, you can instead pay 2 coins, plus 1 coin for each resource held by your opponent (this money goes to the bank, not to your opponent). Resource cards are never used up - as long as you have the card, you may use the resources on any subsequent turns.		Brown and gray cards are resources. There are five types of resources; wood, brick, stone (all of which are brown), glass, and paper (which are gray). These resources are required in order to build certain cards or Wonders. If you do not have a particular resource, you can instead pay 2 coins, plus 1 coin for each resource held by your opponent (this money goes to the bank, not to your opponent). Resource cards are never used up - as long as you have the card, you may use the resources on any subsequent turns.
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	Unlike other cards, Resource Cards appear in Age I and II, but not at all during Age III.		Unlike other cards, Resource Cards appear in Age I and II, but not at all during Age III.

	=== Commerce Cards ===		==== Commerce Cards ====

	Yellow cards are commerce cards, and usually have something to do with money. They may allow for altered costs to buy resources, or to instantly gain money. Additionally, for each yellow card you have, you gain 1 extra coin each time you discard a card.		Yellow cards are commerce cards, and usually have something to do with money. They may allow for altered costs to buy resources, or to instantly gain money. Additionally, for each yellow card you have, you gain 1 extra coin each time you discard a card.

	=== Civilian Cards ===		==== Civilian Cards ====

	Blue cards are civilian cards, and are simply worth points at the end of the game.		Blue cards are civilian cards, and are simply worth points at the end of the game.

	=== Science Cards ===		==== Science Cards ====

	Green cards are science cards. These are frequently (but not always) worth points, but more importantly, have one of six different scientific instruments on them. If you ever collect one copy of all six symbols, you automatically win the game!		Green cards are science cards. These are frequently (but not always) worth points, but more importantly, have one of six different scientific instruments on them. If you ever collect one copy of all six symbols, you automatically win the game!
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	Additionally, if you get two cards with the same symbol, you also immediately get one of the Progress tokens. There are five Progress tokens dealt at the start of the game, which either give you some sort of bonus or extra effect.		Additionally, if you get two cards with the same symbol, you also immediately get one of the Progress tokens. There are five Progress tokens dealt at the start of the game, which either give you some sort of bonus or extra effect.

	=== Military Cards ===		==== Military Cards ====

	Red cards are military cards. These show some number of sword and shields along the top. When you get one, for each of these sword and shields, advance the military token one step towards your opponent. If it moves into a space next to a penalty symbol, your opponent loses money.		Red cards are military cards. These show some number of sword and shields along the top. When you get one, for each of these sword and shields, advance the military token one step towards your opponent. If it moves into a space next to a penalty symbol, your opponent loses money.
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	If you ever advance the military token to the edge closest to your opponent, you've conquered their civilization and automatically win the game! However, if the game ends before this happens, one player will gain points based on its position.		If you ever advance the military token to the edge closest to your opponent, you've conquered their civilization and automatically win the game! However, if the game ends before this happens, one player will gain points based on its position.

	=== Guild Cards ===		==== Guild Cards ====

	Purple cards are guild cards. These are worth money and points based on how many of a particular card type or other quality have been built. The money from this is awarded immediately, but the points are only awarded at the end of the game (and consequently do not show up on your point total).		Purple cards are guild cards. These are worth money and points based on how many of a particular card type or other quality have been built. The money from this is awarded immediately, but the points are only awarded at the end of the game (and consequently do not show up on your point total).
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	Unlike other cards, these cards only show up in Age III.		Unlike other cards, these cards only show up in Age III.

	=== Senators (Agora)===		==== Senators (Agora)====

	Black and White cards are senators. Their cost are coins equal to your number of senators (0 if first). Then apply its effect as follows:		Black and White cards are senators. Their cost are coins equal to your number of senators (0 if first). Then apply its effect as follows:

	* Politician (White): Take a number of senate actions (place influence in the section or move an influence) according to the number of blue cards you have (0-1: 1 action, 2-3: 2 actions, 4+: 3 actions).		*'''Politician (White)''': Take a number of senate actions (place influence in the section or move an influence) according to the number of blue cards you have (0-1: 1 action, 2-3: 2 actions, 4+: 3 actions).
	* Conspirator (Black): Put an influence in any chamber or conspire (draw 2 conspiracies, choose 1 and put the other on top or bottom of the deck).		*'''Conspirator (Black)''': Put an influence in any chamber or conspire (draw 2 conspiracies, choose 1 and put the other on top or bottom of the deck).

	If you have more influences than your opponent in a chamber, you control the chamber and have the power of the decree in it. However, you lose it if your opponent has at least the same number of influences as you. If you are tied with your opponent, no one control the chamber.		If you have more influences than your opponent in a chamber, you control the chamber and have the power of the decree in it. However, you lose it if your opponent has at least the same number of influences as you. If you are tied with your opponent, no one control the chamber.

	These cards only show up if Agora expansion is on. They have a grey back.		These cards only show up if the Agora expansion is on. They have a grey back.

	=== Divinities (Pantheon)===		==== Divinities (Pantheon)====

	The large, tarot-sized cards are divinities. Their cost is determined by their placement on the Pantheon board. They are kept in separate decks until they are placed on the board by picking up the corresponding pantheon token during Age I.		The large, tarot-sized cards are divinities. Their cost is determined by their placement on the Pantheon board. They are kept in separate decks until they are placed on the board by picking up the corresponding pantheon token during Age I.
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	The pantheons are as follows:		The pantheons are as follows:

	*Mesopotamian - green backs, science-related effects		Mesopotamian - green backs, science-related effects:
	**Enki: When Enki is revealed, randomly draw 2 Progress tokens from those discarded at the beginning of the game. These tokens are placed face-up on Enki’s card. When you invoke Enki, choose one of these two Progress tokens and gain it. The other token is returned to the box with those discarded at the beginning of the game.		*'''Enki''': When Enki is revealed, randomly draw 2 Progress tokens from those discarded at the beginning of the game. These tokens are placed face-up on Enki’s card. When you invoke Enki, choose one of these two Progress tokens and gain it. The other token is returned to the box with those discarded at the beginning of the game.
	**Ishtar: Grants the Law scientific symbol.		*'''Ishtar''': Grants the Law scientific symbol.
	**Nisaba: Place the Snake token on an opponent’s green card. Treat it as if you also have that symbol.		*'''Nisaba''': Place the Snake token on an opponent’s green card. Treat it as if you also have that symbol.

	*Phoenician - yellow backs, economy-related effects		Phoenician - yellow backs, economy-related effects
	**Astarte: Place 7 coins from the bank on Astarte’s card. These are not part of your City’s Treasury, and so are thus protected against coin losses. It’s possible to spend them normally. At the end of the game, each coin still present on Astarte’s card is worth 1 victory point for you.		*'''Astarte''': Place 7 coins from the bank on Astarte’s card. These are not part of your City’s Treasury, and so are thus protected against coin losses. It’s possible to spend them normally. At the end of the game, each coin still present on Astarte’s card is worth 1 victory point for you.
	**Baal: Steal a brown or grey card built by your opponent, it is added to the cards of your City.		*'''Baa'''l: Steal a brown or grey card built by your opponent, it is added to the cards of your City.
	**Tanit: Take 12 coins from the bank.		*'''Tanit''': Take 12 coins from the bank.

	*Greek - blue backs, wild-card effects		Greek - blue backs, wild-card effects
	**Aphrodite: Worth 9 victory points.		*'''Aphrodite''': Worth 9 victory points.
	**Hades: Choose one card from the discard pile and construct it for free in your City.		*'''Hades''': Choose one card from the discard pile and construct it for free in your City.
	**Zeus: Put in the discard pile a card of your choice (face up or down) from the structure, as well as any tokens which may be present on that card.		*'''Zeus''': Put in the discard pile a card of your choice (face up or down) from the structure, as well as any tokens which may be present on that card.

	*Egyptian - grey backs, wonder-related effects		Egyptian - grey backs, wonder-related effects
	**Anubis: Discard a card previously used to construct a Wonder (an opposing one or one of your own). The affected player doesn’t lose the instant effects previously granted by that Wonder (shields, coins, progress tokens, constructed or discarded card, replay effect). It is possible to rebuild this Wonder and thus apply its effects once again.		*'''Anubis''': Discard a card previously used to construct a Wonder (an opposing one or one of your own). The affected player doesn’t lose the instant effects previously granted by that Wonder (shields, coins, progress tokens, constructed or discarded card, replay effect). It is possible to rebuild this Wonder and thus apply its effects once again.
	**Isis: Choose a card from the discard pile and construct one of your Wonders for free using that card.		*'''Isis''': Choose a card from the discard pile and construct one of your Wonders for free using that card.
	**Ra: Steal an opponent’s Wonder which has not yet been constructed; it is added to your own Wonders.		*'''Ra''': Steal an opponent’s Wonder which has not yet been constructed; it is added to your own Wonders.

	*Roman - red backs, military-related effects		Roman - red backs, military-related effects
	**Mars: Grants 2 shields.		*'''Mars''': Grants 2 shields.
	**Minerva: Place the Minerva pawn on any space of the Military Track. If the Conflict pawn would enter the space which contains the Minerva pawn, it instead stops moving and its movement ends. Then discard the Minerva pawn.		*'''Minerva''': Place the Minerva pawn on any space of the Military Track. If the Conflict pawn would enter the space which contains the Minerva pawn, it instead stops moving and its movement ends. Then discard the Minerva pawn.
	**Neptune: Choose and discard a Military token without applying its effect. Then choose and apply the effect of another Military token (which is then discarded).		*'''Neptune''': Choose and discard a Military token without applying its effect. Then choose and apply the effect of another Military token (which is then discarded).

	These cards only show up if Pantheon expansion is on.		These cards only show up if the Pantheon expansion is on.

	== End Of An Age ==		== End Of An Age ==

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	* Use the card to build your Wonder. Tuck the card underneath one of your Wonders. It does not matter which card is tucked for this; as long as any card is used for this, the Wonder is considered complete. You do need to be able to pay the resource cost of the Wonder or have enough money to make up the difference. Only 7 Wonders can be completed during the entire course of the game; once the 7th has been built, the 8th and final Wonder is removed from play and can't be built.		* Use the card to build your Wonder. Tuck the card underneath one of your Wonders. It does not matter which card is tucked for this; as long as any card is used for this, the Wonder is considered complete. You do need to be able to pay the resource cost of the Wonder or have enough money to make up the difference. Only 7 Wonders can be completed during the entire course of the game; once the 7th has been built, the 8th and final Wonder is removed from play and can't be built.
	* Discard the card for money. You gain 2 coins plus 1 coin for each yellow card you already have. It does not matter which card is discarded for this; all cards are worth the same amount of money when discarded this way.		* Discard the card for money. You gain 2 coins plus 1 coin for each yellow card you already have. It does not matter which card is discarded for this; all cards are worth the same amount of money when discarded this way.
	* Prepare a conspiracy. You put the card underneath one of your conspiracies. Later on, you can trigger a conspiracy before you select a card. (only ~~avaliable~~ when played with Agora)		* Prepare a conspiracy. You put the card underneath one of your conspiracies. Later on, you can trigger a conspiracy before you select a card. (only available when played with Agora)

	If you built to a wonder with a "take another turn action", you may go again. (If you have several such wonders, you can repeat this multiple times, even though the game rules disallow it.) Otherwise, it's now your opponent's turn.		If you built to a wonder with a "take another turn action", you may go again. (If you have several such wonders, you can repeat this multiple times, even though the game rules disallow it.) Otherwise, it's now your opponent's turn.
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	Black and White cards are senators. Their cost are coins equal to your number of senators (0 if first). Then apply its effect as follows:		Black and White cards are senators. Their cost are coins equal to your number of senators (0 if first). Then apply its effect as follows:

	* Politician (White): Take a number of senate actions (place ~~influnce~~ in the section or move an ~~influnce~~) according to the number of blue cards you have (0-1: 1 action, 2-3: 2 actions, 4+: 3 actions).		* Politician (White): Take a number of senate actions (place influence in the section or move an influence) according to the number of blue cards you have (0-1: 1 action, 2-3: 2 actions, 4+: 3 actions).
	* Conspirator (Black): Put an ~~influnce~~ in any chamber or conspire (draw 2 conspiracies, choose 1 and put the other on top or bottom of the deck).		* Conspirator (Black): Put an influence in any chamber or conspire (draw 2 conspiracies, choose 1 and put the other on top or bottom of the deck).

	If you have more ~~influnces~~ than your opponent in a chamber, you control the chamber and have the power of the decree in it. However, you lose it if your opponent has at least the same number of ~~influnces~~ as you. If you are tied with your opponent, no one control the chamber.		If you have more influences than your opponent in a chamber, you control the chamber and have the power of the decree in it. However, you lose it if your opponent has at least the same number of influences as you. If you are tied with your opponent, no one control the chamber.

	These cards only show up if Agora expansion is on. They have a grey back.		These cards only show up if Agora expansion is on. They have a grey back.
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	The game can end automatically if either player conquers the other, gets enough scientific symbols, or control all six chambers (Agora). But if neither of those conditions are met, then the game ends at the end of Age III.		The game can end automatically if either player conquers the other, gets enough scientific symbols, or control all six chambers (Agora). But if neither of those conditions are met, then the game ends at the end of Age III.

	Players earn points from their points on cards (including guilds), Wonders, the final position of the Military token, the senates they controlled (1-3 points, only ~~wtih~~ Agora) and leftover money (3 coins converts to 1 point). The player with the most points wins! In case of a tie, victory is awarded to the player with the most civilian points (blue cards). If that is also a tie, then the final result is shared victory.		Players earn points from their points on cards (including guilds), Wonders, the final position of the Military token, the senates they controlled (1-3 points, only with Agora) and leftover money (3 coins converts to 1 point). The player with the most points wins! In case of a tie, victory is awarded to the player with the most civilian points (blue cards). If that is also a tie, then the final result is shared victory.