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Welcome to the most exclusive gala night of the year! The most renowned luxury hoarders have already arrived, eager to exchange irresistible offers...
and screw each other over to build the best collection of all. We were just waiting for you to start... The Great Split!

In The Great Split, your goal is to build the most prestigious collection of riches.
Each round, you split your hand of cards into two groups, put them into a wallet, and pass them to the player on your left. At the same time, you also receive a wallet from the player on your right.

When you receive a wallet, you must choose which of the two groups of cards you want to pick, and give back the other. This is when your wallet is returned to you, too. You thus create your hand of cards for the round, containing the cards you picked from the player to your right, and those returned to you by the player on your left.

Apply the effects of your cards to add Gems, Gold, Artwork, or Tomes to your collection. Each kind of riches has its own way to grant you
Prestige points during the game, so make sure to build your collection accordingly.

But that’s not all! The more riches of one kind you have, the more Contracts you obtain, but they will be worth nothing if you don’t validate them with Seals, so make sure to get those along the way too!

At the end of the final round of scoring, the player with the most Prestige points wins!

PLAYER BOARD setup
This is the setup procedure for a game with 3-7 players. To play a game with 2 players, a few tweaks and additional rules are needed.
1.Give a Player board to each player. Place your board in front of you.
2.Give a set of Resource cubes (2 white cubes, 5 silver cubes, 1 purple cube, 1 brown cube, 1 green cube, 1 blue cube, and 1 yellow cube) to each player.
3.Place your white Resource cubes in the “0” spaces of both the Prestige Track and the +100 Track.
4.Place your remaining Resource cubes in the leftmost spaces of the corresponding tracks on your board.
5.Take the Wallet and the Splitter card matching the colored texture featured on your Player board.
6. Shuffle the Character tiles and give 1 to each player. Place your Character next to your board. Put any unused Character tiles back
in the box.
7.For each Resource icon shown in the top left corner of your Character tile, advance 1 space on the corresponding Resource Track on your Player board. Your Character may also show some Contract icons at the bottom, which will be used for the Contract scoring at the end of the game.

COMMON AREA
8.Set the Central board in the middle of the table, visible to all players. Place the Market slider on the Central board, with the arrow pointing to the 0 space of the Art Market.
9.Shuffle the Scoring tokens and randomly place 1, face up, in each of the matching spaces on the Central board.
10.Shuffle theMarket tokens, randomly pick 6, and place them face down on the Central board in the matching spaces. Put the remaining Market tokens back in the box without looking at them.
11.Put the Round marker on the first space of the Round Track.
12.Separate the Resource cards into 3 separate decks, based on their Level. Shuffle each deck.
13.Deal 4 cards from the Level I deck to each player. Put any unused Level I cards back in the box, they won’t be needed.
14.Place the Level II and Level III decks face down in the corresponding spaces on top of the Central board.
15.Choose a player to be the Host. The Host will be in charge of dealing cards and keeping track of the game progress.

GAME ROUND
A game of
The Great Split
is played over
6 rounds
, each composed
of the following phases:
•
Deal
. During this phase, you will
receive 1 card
from the deck.
•
Split
. During this phase, you will
Split your hand of cards
into
2 groups and
exchange cards
with the players to your right
and left.
•
Resolution
. During this phase, you will
earn riches
based on
the cards in your hand after the Split Phase. You will track your
total value of
Prestige
,
Tomes
,
Artwork
,
Gems
,
Gold
, and
Seals
on your board.
•
Market
. During this phase, the current value of
Artwork
may increase.
•
End of Round
. During this phase, you will prepare for the next
round, with 1 or more Scorings taking place in specific rounds.
DEAL
The Host checks which card Level must be dealt
for the current round (as shown on the Central
board, above the current position of the Round
marker). Then, the Host deals
1 Resource
card
from the deck of the
corresponding
Level
A
to each player. The same area of
the Central board also shows the
maximum
hand size
B
allowed for the current round.
Check if your total hand size (excluding your
Splitter card)
exceeds
this value; if your hand
exceeds the maximum size, you must
discard
Resource cards
until you reach the maximum number allowed. Create a
face-down
discard pile
next to the trash icon on the right side of
the Central board. It is the Host’s duty to make sure
all players
have performed this check before moving to the following phase.
Note:
Even if your hand size is below the maximum limit, you still
receive only 1 card in this phase.
SPLIT
During this phase, each step is performed
simultaneously
by all
players. Make sure to wait for everyone before proceeding with
the next step.
1.
Create a Split
. Look at the cards you have in your hand and
organize them into
2 groups
by placing the Splitter card
between them. The 2 groups may contain a different number
of cards. Once you are sure of your Split, insert the cards into
your Wallet.
2.
Offer your Split
. When the Host gives you the ok,
pass your
Wallet
to the player on your left. At the same time, you
receive
a Wallet
from the player on your right.
The amount of riches you
earn from a card depends
on the icons shown in
the middle. For example,
this card awards you 2
Topazes.
You can find additional
information in the corners:
A.
Resources
B
. Card level
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Look at the cards in your hand.
B.
Choose how to Split your hand.
Use your
Splitter card to separate the 2 groups.
C.
Place your cards into your Wallet.
PLAYER 2
PLAYER 3
YOU
PLAYER 4
When all players are ready, pass your
Wallet to the player on your left.
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3.
Make your choice
. Open the Wallet you received from the
player on your right and
take out the cards
it contains without
changing their order. Choose which group of the Split you want
to
take for yourself
and keep those cards in your hand. Put
the unchosen group
back into the Wallet
, together with the
Splitter card from the player on your right.
Note:
Be careful not to mix up the cards from the 2 groups of the
Split while you evaluate them!
4.
Return the Wallet
. When the Host gives you the ok,
return
the
Wallet you received
to the player on your right. At the same
time,
your Wallet
is
returned to you
by the player on your left.
Put together the cards you got back from the player on your left
with those you chose from the player on your right: these will be
the cards you will
play
this round.
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HOW TO CREATE A GOOD SPLIT
Depending on how each player builds their collection,
different riches will take on a different value for them. Show
off your best haggling skills in crafting your Split and create
the perfect offer to push your opponent to take what you want
them to take... leaving you with the tastiest loot!
If the better group is too obvious, you’ll SURELY end up with
the worst half!
Make it spicy: gems or gold? Push your opponent to give up
something interesting to get what they want!
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A
B
B
C
At the end of the Split Phase, add the cards that were returned to
you together with your Splitter card
A
to the cards you picked from
the Split offered by your opponent
B
. These will be your earnings
for the round.
PLAYER 2
PLAYER 3
YOU
PLAYER 4
When the unchosen cards have all
been put back into their Wallets,
return the Wallet you received to the
player on your right.
A.
Look at the cards you received.
B.
Choose which gr
oup of cards you want to keep.
C.
Put the other group and the Splitter card back into the Wallet.
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RESOLUTION
During this phase, players act
simultaneously
.
Keep all your
Resource cards
and your
Splitter card
in your hand
and play them in front of you,
one by one
, to apply their effects.
While you do so, you may also trigger
bonus effects
through
special spaces
(see page 7).
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When you play a
Resource card
, you advance 1 space on the
corresponding Resource Track for
each Resource icon
shown in the
center (or in either corner) of that card.
This card allows you to gain 3 Tomes.
Diamond Seals (with brown/purple tails) can be used on any of the
left-side Seal Tracks
A
. Square Seals (with blue/green/yellow tails)
can be used on any of the right-side Seal Tracks
B
.
Star Seals (with white tails) can be used on any of the Seal Tracks
C
.
Note:
Splitter cards are very useful! Sometimes
both you and the player on your right are
missing the same Resource. Use your Splitter
card to compensate for this misfortune and
regain control of your strategy!
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Your Splitter card also acts as a “wild”
Resource card in this phase, allowing you to
get 1 free advancement on any track of your
choice (including Seal Tracks). Don’t forget
to play it in front of you and apply its effect!
RESOURCE ICONS
DIAMOND SEALS
SQUARE SEALS
STAR SEALS
PRESTIGE
TOMES
ARTWORK
GOLD
EMERALDS
TOPAZES
A
C
B
A
C
C
B
While this is true for most Resource icons (
Prestige, Tomes,
Artwork, Topazes, Emeralds, and Gold
), some Resource cards
have special
Seal icons
that
do not correspond
to a single track,
but can be used as
wildcards
for specific groups of tracks. There
are 3 kinds of Seal icons:
Diamond Seals
and
Square Seals
each correspond to
1 of the 2 groups of Seal Tracks at the bottom of your
board. You advance 1 space on any Seal Track of your
choice among those in the
corresponding group
.
Star Seals
act as
wildcards
for any Seal. You advance 1
space on any Seal Track
of your choice
.
If a card shows
more than 1 Seal icon
, you may either apply their effects
on the same track or on
different tracks
.
Note:
Each Seal Track is linked to a specific Resource (as suggested
by the symbol shown in that track’s Seal icon). This will be important
for the Contract Scoring (see page 10).
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At any point during the Resolution Phase, instead of gaining the
Resources of a card, you may “sell” it: i.e., play it
face down
. For each
card that you sell,
ignore any icons
shown on its front and instead
advance
1 space
on either the
Gold Track
or the
Prestige Track
.
Note:
Selling cards to gain Gold or Prestige is also useful when you
have a Resource card to play but its track has already been maxed out.
Note:
When you “sell” a card, don’t discard it. It will stay in your
hand for the next round.
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When you advance on your tracks, you may also unlock further
advancements if you reach a
special space
.
On the Gold Track
: If you reach or move past a space with the
Double Arrow icon
, you
immediately
advance
2 spaces
on any
single track of your choice,
except
for the Gold Track itself. You
cannot split
these bonus advancements among
different tracks
.
On the Seal tracks
: If you reach or move past a space with a
Resource icon
(
), you
immediately
advance
1 space
on the
corresponding
Resource Track
.
RESOLUTION EXAMPLE
scoring effects
Some special spaces don’t unlock free advancements immediately,
but have other effects when certain
Scorings
are triggered (see
Scoring, page 9). These spaces are marked with an
outer border
.
On the Tome Track
: Some spaces show a certain
Prestige
value
. No effect is triggered when you reach or move past
one of these spaces, but they will contribute to your
Tome
score
(for more details, see page 9).
On many tracks
: The Tome, Artwork, Topaz, Emerald, and
Gold Tracks show a
Contract icon
in some of their spaces. No
effect is triggered when you reach or move past a Contract
icon, but they will contribute to your
Contract score
at the
end of the game (for more details, see page 10).
On the Seal Tracks
: Some spaces show a certain number
of
stars
in a
ribbon
. No effect is triggered when you reach
or move past one of these spaces, but they will contribute
to your
Contract score
at the end of the game (for more
details, see page 10).
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B
C
D
E
F
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When the Split Phase ends, Leo has 5 Resource cards plus
his Splitter card to play during the Resolution Phase.
By playing card
A
, Leo gains 3 on the Prestige Track (which
immediately gives him 3 more Prestige points). Card
B
lets
him gain 1 on his Topaz Track, and card
C
gives him 2 more
on his Tome Track.
With card
D
, things start to get interesting: by gaining 2
Gold, Leo moves past a
space, which grants him 2 free
advancements to spend on any track (except for Gold itself).
He decides to use them on his Emerald Track.
Card
E
shows 2 Square Seal icons. Each can be spent
individually, so Leo spends 1 on his Topaz Seal Track,
reaching a
icon and gaining 1 free advancement on his
Topaz Track to use immediately. He spends the other Square
Seal icon on his Emerald Seal Track, reaching a special
space with a scoring effect that has no immediate use, but
will come in handy at the end of the game.
Only Card
F
is left:
the Splitter card.
Your Splitter card
can be used each
round to gain 1
free advancement
in any track of
your choice: since
a Gem Scoring is
happening soon,
Leo decides to
use it on his least
advanced Gem
Track to be better
prepared for that.
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MARKET
It’s now time to update the value of the
Art Market
.
Once all players have completed the Resolution Phase, the Host
reveals the
Market token
below the current space of the Round
Track. Market tokens can show a value
between 0 and 4
: the Host
must
advance the Market slider
at the bottom of the Central board
that many spaces
.
Note:
During the game, the arrow in the central space of the Market
slider must always point to the number equal to the sum of those
shown on all Market tokens revealed so far.
When an
Artwork Scoring
occurs (see page 9), the position of the
Market slider determines the amount of
Prestige points
you earn,
depending on the level you reached on your
Artwork Track
.
END OF ROUND
After updating the value of the Art Market, the Host must advance the
Round marker
to the next space on the Round Track.
There are
3 possible outcomes
:
•
If the marker
does not
move past a
Scoring line
, take
all the
Resource cards
you played this round back into your hand
(
including any cards you “sold”
by playing them face down)
and
start a new round
.
•
If the marker
moves past a Scoring line
, a
mid-game Scoring
is
triggered (see page 9). Apply its effects
immediately
, before you
perform the procedure to start a new round as described above.
•
If the Round marker is
already in the final space
of the Round
Track and can’t advance any further,
the game is over
. Move to
the
End of Game
procedure (see page 9).
The latest Market token revealed shows a value of 2. The Market slider
is advanced 2 spaces, updating the Prestige value of the Art Market.
In the example above, when the Scoring line is crossed, only the
Artwork Scoring is triggered.
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MARKET TOKENS
There is 1 Market token with a value of 0, 2 Market tokens with
a value of 1, 3 Market tokens with a value of 2, 2 Market tokens
with a value of 3, and 1 Market token with a value of 4.
Since 6 Market tokens are revealed in a game, the minimum
value that can be reached by the arrow of the Market slider is
8, while the maximum is 16.
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With the Scoring tokens in the positions depicted above, only a Tome
Scoring is triggered after round 3, while an Artwork Scoring and a Gem
Scoring are triggered after round 4. All kinds of Scoring (including a
Contract Scoring) will occur again at the end of the final round.
TOME SCORING
Some say that knowledge is the most valuable treasure. If that
knowledge is stored in the form of ancient, rare, and precious
tomes, that is most certainly true.
When a
Tome Scoring
occurs, find the
most advanced
space
with a Prestige value that you have reached or passed on your
Tome Track. You gain Prestige points
equal to the value shown
on the banner below that space.
If a Tome Scoring was triggered with the current level of this Tome
Track, you would gain 9 points.
ARTWORK SCORING
The value of artwork tends to rise over time, and the more artwork
you have in your collection, the better.
When an
Artwork Scoring
occurs, you must compare the
current
level
of your
Artwork Track
with the position of the
Market slider
on the Central board. You gain Prestige points
equal to the value
shown
on the Art Market
corresponding to the level of your
Artwork Track
.
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End of Game
The game ends when the last round is completed and the final
scoring is set. The player with the
most Prestige points
wins.
In case of a tie, the victory is shared... or should we say split?
ScorIng
There are 4 kinds of Scorings:
Tome Scoring
,
Artwork Scoring
,
Gem Scoring
, and
Contract Scoring
. All of these Scorings are
triggered at the
end of the final round
, just before the end of
the game.
Additionally,
mid-game Scorings
are triggered when the Round
marker crosses a Scoring line during the End of Round Phase (see
page 8). This happens
after the 3
rd
and 4
th
rounds
.
When a Scoring line is crossed,
check the
2 Scoring tokens
placed
on it: the
corresponding Scorings
occur
immediately
.
There are 4 kinds of Scoring tokens: 3 of them trigger the
Tome
,
Artwork
, and
Gem Scorings
respectively. The fourth one is a “
No
Scoring
” token, which has
no effect
.
Note:
This means that 1 of the mid-game Scorings will trigger 2
kinds of Scoring at the same time, while the other will only trigger
1 kind of Scoring.
If you reach the
end of the Prestige Track
(99 points), and you
need to gain further Prestige, advance your wooden cube on the
+100 Track
to the
“100” space
to mark that you completed a full
round of the Prestige Track.
With the Market slider in this position, you would gain 0 points for
values 0-2 on your Artwork Track; 6 points for values 3-5; 10 points
for a value of 6; 13 points for values 7-9; and finally, 15 points for
values 10 or more.
The current level of this Artwork Track is 9. With the values of the Art
Market depicted above, you would gain 13 points.
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Contracts and Seals are closely related. Contracts are earned by
advancing on most Resource Tracks, but they are worth nothing if
you do not have the Seals that testify their validity.
When the
Contract Scoring
occurs at the end of the last round,
the number of points you earn from the
Contract icons
you have
for each Resource is determined by the level you reached on the
corresponding Seal Track
(as suggested by the symbol shown in
each specific Seal icon)
.
Follow this procedure, one Resource at a time:
•
Count the number of
Contract icons
you reached or passed on
that
Resource Track
.
•
Add any
Contract icons
matching that Resource on your
Character tile
.
•
The
Prestige value
of each of those Contract icons is equal to
the
number of
icons
shown in the
rightmost banner
you
reached or passed on the corresponding Seal Track.
•
Move on to the
next Resource Track
and repeat the process
above.
CONTRACT SCORING
Gems are a tricky business: the more gems you have of one type,
the more you want gems of the other. Gems which are rarer are the
ones more valuable to you.
When a
Gem Scoring
occurs, you gain Prestige points
equal
to twice the value
shown on the
Gem Track
that is the
least
advanced
on your board.

GEM SCORING
Tobey has 5 Contracts on his Tome Track and 4 Contracts on his Artwork Track. He also has 1 Contract of both kinds on his
Character tile, bringing his total to 6 Tome Contracts and 5 Artwork Contracts.
Since he reached the end of his Tome Seal Track, each of Tobey’s Tome Contracts is worth 4 points, for a total of 6 x 4 =
24 points. Not bad at all! On the other hand, he only passed the banner with 2 Star icons on his Artwork Seal Track, which
means that his 5 Artwork Contracts are worth 2 points each, for a total of 10 points.
With these values on your Gem Tracks, since the least advanced one (the Emerald Track) has a value of 8, during a Gem Scoring you
would gain 8 x 2 = 16 points.
In this example, the 2 Gem Tracks are tied at value 7. If a Gem Scoring occurs in this situation, you would still only earn points for one of
them, for a total of 7 x 2 = 14 points.

At the end of the game, Tome, Artwork, and Gem Scorings are all triggered again. Carey scores the maximum of 10 points for the Tome Scoring, but she’s too low on the Artwork Track to get any points from the Artwork Scoring, given the current values of the Art Market. Regarding the Gem Scoring, Emeralds are her lowest Gems with level 9 reached, earning her 9 x 2 = 18 points. 28 points so far.

It’s now time to calculate the Contract Scoring, one Resource at a time! Carey has 7 Contracts on her Tome Track plus 1 more on her Character tile, for a total of 8 Tome Contracts. Since she maxed out her Tome Seal Track, each of her 8 Tome Contracts is worth 4 points, for a total of 32 points. Her Artwork Seal Track is stuck at level 0, though, so her 2 Artwork Contracts are worth nothing. Artwork is not Carey’s thing, apparently.
Moving to Gems, Carey has 6 Topaz Contracts that are worth 1 point each, and 2 Emerald Contracts that are worth 0 points each. Finally, Carey maxed out her Gold Track, which grants her 5 Gold Contracts, and she has 2 more Gold Contracts on her Character tile. Each of these 7 Contracts is worth 3 points thanks to her maxed out Gold Seal Track, for a total of 21 points.
Carey gained a whopping 87 points in the final Scoring alone!
Having already earned 16 points during the mid-game Scorings, she finishes the game with a total of 103 Prestige points!

ENDGAME SCORING EXAMPLE
For example, if the board tells you to deal Level III cards this round, you must also deal 1 Level II card to each player.

AddItIonal Rules for 2 Players
There are a few additional rules when you play a game with only 2 players:

•During setup. During step 13, after the Host has dealt 4 Level I cards to each player, don’t put the remaining cards back into
the box. Instead, place them close to the other decks of cards, face down, next to the Central board.

•During the Deal phase. When the Host deals Resource cards,in addition to dealing 1 Resource card from the deck for the
current round, they must also deal 1 Resource card from the previous Level.
Note:
The maximum hand size does not change, so you’ll probably have to discard more cards, more often than usual.

CARD ICONS
Advance on the Prestige Track
Advance on the Tome Track
Advance on the Artwork Track
Advance on the Topaz Track
Advance on the Emerald Track
Advance on the Gold Track
Advance on any Diamond Seal Track
Advance on any Square Seal Track
Advance on any Seal Track
Advance on any Track

SPECIAL SPACES (INSTANT)
Immediately advance 2 spaces on any single track of your choice (except the Gold Track)
Instant advancement on the Tome Track
Instant advancement on the Artwork Track
Instant advancement on the Topaz Track
Instant advancement on the Emerald Track
Instant advancement on the Gold Track

CONTRACT SCORING
Tome Contract
Artwork Contract
Topaz Contract
Emerald Contract
Gold Contract
Prestige points you gain during a Tome Scoring
Prestige value of each Contract for the corresponding
Resource during the Contract Scoring
Tome Seal
Artwork Seal
Topaz Seal
Emerald Seal
Gold Seal

COMMON BOARD
Card Level during the Deal phase Maximum hand size

WATCH YOUR NEIGHBORS
Your game experience while playing The Great Split is greatly influenced by the players sitting to your left and right and how they play. The next time you play, we recommend that you swap places around the table. With new neighbors come new challenges!

CREDITS
Game Design
: Hjalmar Hach, Lorenzo Silva
Artwork:
Weberson Santiago
Project Manager
: Carola Corti
Art Direction
: Lorenzo Silva
Graphic Design
: Noa Vassalli, Fábio Frencl
Rulebook
: Carola Corti, Alessandro Pra’
Editing
: William Niebling, Alessandro Pra’

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