The Amazing Rules of the Game

Ready or not, here I come! Let’s dive into the incredible world of the game.

I’m going to share the nitty-gritty details of the game with you. But first, let me explain why the game is so important. You see, the game is not just any ordinary activity. It’s a transcendent experience that brings people together, challenges us, and ignites our competitive spirit.

So, what are the rules of this magnificent game? Well, let’s find out!

1. Rule #1: Be a team player. This game is not just about winning; it’s about collective effort. It’s important to work together as a team, supporting and encouraging one another.
2. Rule #2: Follow the leader. Every game needs someone to take charge and guide the way. By following the leader’s instructions, you ensure that everyone is on the same page and playing by the same rules.
3. Rule #3: Keep your eye on the prize. Stay focused on the goal and give it your all. Remember, every move counts, so make each one with intention and purpose.
4. Rule #4: Embrace the unknown. In this game, surprises are around every corner. Embrace the uncertainty and use it to your advantage. Adaptability is the key to success.
5. Rule #5: Play fair. Cheating is not an option. The game is only meaningful if everyone plays by the rules. So, be honest, show respect for your opponents, and play with integrity.

Now that you know the rules, it’s time to put them into action. Get ready to step into the game, embrace the challenges, and let the magic unfold.

Remember, the game is more than just a game. It’s an opportunity to test your skills, grow as a person, and create memorable moments. So, are you ready to embark on this incredible journey? I know I am!

• Gameboard
• 4 Player Boards
• 56 Master Cards
• 54 Posteer Cards
• 16 Circus Tents
• 40 Coins
• 19 Dice
• 48 Special Effects Gems
• 3 Wagons
• 32 Trainer Markers
• 4 Scoring Markers
• 8 Hat Figures
• 72 Camp tiles
• 12 Trainer Tiles
• Portable Plastic Box

Getting Started

Wow, there are so many cool things included in this game! Here’s what you’ll find in the box:

– A gameboard for all the action to take place on

– 4 boards for each player to keep track of their progress

– 56 Master Cards to play with

– 54 Posteer Cards, each with their own unique abilities

– 16 Circus Tents to set up your show

– 40 Coins to buy special effects and other cool stuff

– And don’t forget the 19 dice – you’ll need those for sure!

But the fun doesn’t stop there. There are also 48 Special Effects Gems, 3 Wagons, 32 Trainer Markers, 4 Scoring Markers, and 8 Hat Figures to really bring the circus to life.

To top it all off, you’ll also get 72 Camp tiles, 12 Trainer Tiles, and a handy Portable Plastic Box to store everything in.

Now that you know what’s inside the box, let’s get started on setting up the game.

1. First, I need to place the game board right in the middle of the table.
2. Next, I’ll gather all the supplies that I’ll need for the game. Here’s what I need:
   • Coins – I’ll make sure to sort them by their value.
   • Gems – I’ll sort them by their color.
   • Camp tiles – I’ll sort them by their type. I’ll put all the pieces in separate compartments of a portable plastic box. This box will serve as the general supply and I’ll make sure to place it within reach of every player.
3. Now, let’s determine who will be the starting player. We’ll do this by rolling the dice. Depending on how many players there are, we’ll use a certain number of dice. Any leftover dice can be returned to the box. The starting player will roll all the dice and place them on the MAIN TENT. Here’s how many dice to use for each player count:
   • For a 2-player game: 3 orange dice, 3 green dice, 3 purple dice, and 2 clear dice.
   • For a 3-player game: 4 orange dice, 4 green dice, 4 purple dice, and 3 clear dice.
   • For a 4-player game: Use all the dice.

Let’s get started with setting up the game. First, I’ll set aside the 16 master cards marked with Roman numbers, I- IV (at the bottom-left side of the cards), for now. Then, I’ll shuffle all the remaining master cards and trainer tiles, creating two facedown decks on their designated spaces. From these decks, I’ll draw master cards and trainer tiles to fill up the card spaces and tile spaces of the MAIN DISPLAY. I’ll make sure to place all these cards and tiles face up, so we can see them clearly.

Now, let’s move on to the next step. Depending on how many players we have, we’ll fill up the top three spaces (3 cards and 3 tiles) for a 2 or 3-player game, or fill up all spaces (4 cards and 4 tiles) for a 4-player game. This will ensure that everyone has enough cards and tiles to play with.

Lastly, we’ll place the three wagons on their designated starting spaces in the TRAVEL AREA. You’ll notice that there’s a highlighted space for each wagon. Make sure to position the wagons with their fronts pointed towards the left in a clockwise direction. This way, we’ll be ready to start our exciting journey!

With these simple setup instructions, we’re all set to begin our adventure. Have fun and enjoy the game!

1. Let’s start by putting one tent face up on each of the 15 spaces with a poster symbol in the TRAVEL AREA. There are 5 spaces on each track. If there’s an extra tent, just put it back in the box for now.
2. Next, we need to prepare the posters. Take the starting posters with the green backside and set them aside. Shuffle the rest of the posters and create a deck with them. Place the deck on the designated space on the game board. Now, draw 4 posters from the deck and distribute one to each space in the POSTER DISPLAY. Make sure they’re face up so everyone can see them.

Welcome to Player Setup!

Hey there! It’s time to get ready to play The Magnificent. As a player, I receive Player Board “II” with the A-side facing up. Don’t forget to grab all the Master Cards marked II. They’re important for the game!

Here’s what you need to do to get started:

Choose a color that represents you on the board. Each player gets to pick their own color. Cool, right?

Take your scoring marker in your chosen color. This marker will keep track of your points throughout the game. Place it on space “0/100” of the SCORING TRACK. Make sure it’s ready to go!

Awesome, you also get 2 hat figures. One of these hat figures will be placed on the “#1” space of the performance track by the starting player. Let’s make it happen!

Important: Hey there, make sure you have the A-side facing up! Look at your player board – you’ll see a Roman numeral. Now, for your first game, we’ll each take four master cards that match that number. These cards were set aside during the General Setup. If we’re playing with less than four players, we’ll shuffle the rest of the “starting master cards” into the deck. Got it so far? Great!

Okay, let’s get everything set up. Take a look at your player board. You’ll see a spot at the top-left corner where your starting poster goes. Place it there, face up. On your board, you should also have some master cards. Make sure those are face up and put them somewhere separate from your player board.

Now, let’s grab our starting supply. You’ll need a few things: gems and coins. You should have one orange, one green, one purple, and one clear gem. These go in your storage, on the matching spaces. Next, grab six coins and one trainer marker. Put those beside your player board along with your hat figure.

Alright, we’re all set up and ready to go. Let the fun begin!

Important: When starting the game, the first player must give 1 coin to the player who is going last in the turn order. It’s a rule that adds an interesting twist to the beginning of the game.

Now, let’s talk about setting up the game board. The number of tiles you need depends on the number of players:

– For a 2 or 3-player game, you will need 3 tiles.

– For a 4-player game, you will need 4 tiles.

Once you have the right number of tiles, it’s time to place them in your trainer area. Start with the player to the right of the starting player, and continue counterclockwise. Each player gets to choose one of the tiles and place it faceup on the leftmost space in their trainer area.

But what happens in a 2-player game? Well, in that case, the tile that was not chosen gets shuffled back into the deck. This way, each player still has a fair chance of getting the tile they want.

Now that you have set up the game, it’s time to start exploring the world of trainers and Pokémon! Good luck!

Let’s Play the Game!

Hey there! So, here’s how we play the game. We’ll have 3 rounds, and in each round, we’ll each take 4 turns. The goal is to collect as many tickets (points) as possible for our shows. We can earn these points by setting up shows and scoring our master cards.

Now, to do well in the game, we’ll need to do a few things. First, we have to expand our CAMPS to recruit performers. We’ll also need to travel around, gaining special effects, raising tents, and marketing our shows with cool posters. And of course, we’ll have to set up shows to earn points and coins!

After each round, we all get a new master card. This card represents the decisions we make as the Ringmaster. And guess what? These choices will earn us even more points!

During the game, we’ll be drafting dice to gather enough power to do the actions we want. So make sure you choose your dice wisely!

But be careful: The higher the total dice value of the same color you choose, the more powerful actions you will have access to, but you will also have to pay more coins at the end of the round!

I’ll start by taking the first turn, and then it will be your turn, followed by the other players in a clockwise direction. When it’s your turn, you will need to do the following 3 steps:

1. Choose One Die

Select a die from the main tent and place it on any empty master card in your PLAY AREA. By the end of each round, you should have one die on each of your four cards.

On the card you choose, there is a special bonus that you can use once at any time during your turn (with a few exceptions).

When I play the game, I pick up an orange die with a value of 3. Then, I add the value of my other orange die to get a total power of 8. But here’s the exciting part: the bonus on the card I chose lets me increase my power by 2 if I use it with an orange die. So my power is boosted to 10.

2. Find Out How Powerful You Are

To figure out how powerful I am, I need to calculate my current power. That means adding up the value of the die I just took and all the dice of the same color that I’ve taken before in this round. These are the dice sitting on my master cards. I use my power to do things in the game, like taking actions (which I’ll explain later).

Now, I have an option to make my power even stronger. I can discard gems of the same color as the die I just took. For each gem I get rid of, my power goes up by 2. And guess what? Clear gems are like magic because they can be used as any color!

Clear dice: When you choose a clear die, it’s like having a wild card that can be any color – orange, green, or purple. To figure out your power, you add together the values of all the dice of one color that you choose. But there’s an important rule: a clear die only adds to your power on the same turn that you take it. If you have any clear dice left over from previous turns, they don’t count towards your power.

Taking my turn, I see a clear die and immediately decide to treat it as though it were orange. I combine the values of my two orange dice, giving my total power a boost to 11. Wanting even more power, I throw away 2 orange gems, increasing my power by an additional 4. This brings my final power to an impressive 15.

3. Now it’s time to make a choice

Hey there! Trainers play a super important role in this game. When it’s your turn, you can take advantage of trainer spaces (like trainer tiles or common trainer spaces on the gameboard) to access some special abilities.

Let’s Create

Want to go a step further? Well, if you’re feeling creative, you can even design your very own trainer! Think about what kind of power or advantage you want your trainer to have, and let your imagination run wild.

Boost Your Game

Looking for an edge? Trainers are just what you need! They can give you that extra push to help you outsmart your opponents and conquer the game. So, always be on the lookout for trainers that match your gameplay style.

Take the Lead

Remember, trainers can be a game-changer in your strategy. They’re like secret weapons that can tip the balance in your favor. So, don’t underestimate their power and make sure to use them to your advantage.

Unleash Your Skills

Ready to take your skills to the next level? Trainers are here to help! They can give you unique abilities and powers that will make you an unstoppable force on the gameboard. So, don’t hold back and unleash your full potential!

That’s all for now. Have fun and enjoy your journey as a trainer!

When you choose to “Build,” you’ll be expanding your CAMP by using camp tiles. Here are the rules you need to follow:

• Look at the options for “Build levels” on the left side of your player board. Choose one that has a power requirement equal to or less than your current power. You can choose a level that requires less power if you want. If it’s a small box, it will cover 4 spaces in your CAMP. If it’s a large box, it will cover 6 spaces.
• Get the camp tiles that match the color of the die you took this turn.
• You can place your first camp tile anywhere in your CAMP. But for all the other tiles, they must be placed next to another tile so they share at least one border (one space).

When setting up your CAMP, remember a few important things about camp tiles. They have a unique feature – they can be rotated and flipped to change their position before you place them. But once you place a tile, you can’t move, flip, or rotate it anymore. So make sure you’re satisfied with its placement!

Another thing to keep in mind is bonus spaces. If you cover one with a camp tile, you instantly gain the bonuses shown on that space. It’s a nice little extra reward for your strategic placement.

And if you decide to build more than one camp tile on the same turn, you can choose the order in which you build them. Just remember that you have to take the bonuses from the first tile before you start building the next one(s). So plan your moves wisely!

With these considerations in mind, you’ll be well-equipped to strategically set up your CAMP. Enjoy the game!

When I first got my chance to play the game, I decided to take a “Build” action. Using the green die and the discarded gems, my power was 10, which is the sum of 6 and 4.

With this power, I knew I could choose green camp tiles with a total value of up to 10. After giving it some thought, I decided to build one large camp tile and one small camp tile, which required 9 power.

In addition to these camp tiles, I was rewarded with a trainer marker and 2 coins.

Keep in mind: If all the camp tile Bonus spaces have been used up, you won’t be able to get that particular camp tile anymore.

B. Travel

If you do the “Travel” action, you’ll move the wagon that matches the color of the die. Move it along its track in a clockwise direction. You can move the wagon up to the number of steps matching your power. You’re not required to use all your power.

Gems and posters: As you go through or land on a symbol, you’ll gain a gem or a poster (posters are only available after picking up tents).

Tent: To pick up a tent, you’ll need to end your movement on a tent. You won’t be able to move any further this turn.

I take a “Travel” action with a green die and a power of 8. I can move the green wagon up to 8 spaces. I decide to stop on the tent (after 7 spaces) to pick it up. I also gain 4 gems: two green, one purple, and one orange.

I put the tent on a space in my TENT AREA and take the bonuses (one poster and one trainer marker). The gems go in my STORAGE. Since I already have 2 green gems, I must discard one green gem for one coin.

When you gain a gem, you put it on an empty matching space in your STORAGE.

The maximum storage capacity is 3 of each type of gem. If you gain a gem that you cannot store, you gain 1 coin instead. Note that you cannot voluntarily discard gems to gain coins.

As the end of this chapter approaches, I find myself reflecting on the possible ways to navigate the genre garden. With numerous exciting and enticing options, it’s important to know where to begin and what to expect when exploring unfamiliar literary paths. The journey to identifying the right genre can be overwhelming, but by following these simple steps, you’ll be well on your way to finding your literary sandbox of choice.

First and foremost, it’s crucial to understand your personal preferences and tastes. What books do you enjoy? What movies or TV shows captivate your attention? Identifying the genres that align with your existing interests can serve as a helpful starting point. Considering these factors will save you time and effort in narrowing down your choices.

Once you have a few genres in mind, it’s time to dive deeper. Take the time to explore different books within those genres. Read book descriptions, summaries, and even a few sample chapters. This will give you a feel for the writing style, themes, and overall atmosphere of each genre. It’s like taking a peek inside the cover before committing to the whole story.

Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and try something new. Sometimes, we discover genres that we never thought we would enjoy but end up falling in love with. Embracing the unknown can lead to surprising and memorable reading experiences.

Consider reaching out to friends, family, or online communities for recommendations. Gathering insights and opinions from others who have explored various genres can provide valuable insights and expose you to hidden gems you may have never considered.

Keep in mind that it’s okay to change your mind or take detours along the way. Reading should be an enjoyable and personal experience, so don’t feel obligated to stick with a genre if it doesn’t resonate with you. Flitting between genres or indulging in different genres simultaneously can be an exciting and enriching journey.

Remember, the ultimate goal is to find enjoyment and fulfillment in your reading choices. By understanding your preferences, exploring different genres, seeking recommendations, and embracing new experiences, you will embark on a rewarding literary adventure. So, grab a book, get comfortable, and let the genre exploration begin!

So, you’ve got yourself a tent! Exciting stuff, right? Well, let me show you what to do with it. Find a nice empty spot in your TENT AREA and plop that tent down. Just make sure not to cover the preprinted tent on the left, we don’t wanna cause any confusion here!

As soon as you place your tent, you’ll get some sweet bonuses. Take a look at page 8 to see exactly what you’ll be getting. Trust me, it’s worth it!

Oh, and here’s a little heads up: once you’ve placed your fourth tent, that’s it, you’re done. No more tents for you. But don’t worry, you can still end your movement on a tent without claiming it. So, feel free to stop by and say hello even if you can’t snag any more tents.

Now, let’s talk about posters.

Pretty cool, right? Each time you gain a poster, you get to draw the top one from the deck. Or, if you see something you like in the POSTER DISPLAY, you can snatch it up instead. But don’t forget to immediately replace it with a fresh one from the deck! Oh, by the way, the poster you take doesn’t have to be attached to a tent below it – you can place it on any empty space in your POSTER AREA.

Step 3: Get Started

Once you have collected all the necessary materials and set up your workstation, it’s time to start working on your project. Here are a few key steps to follow:

1. Read the project instructions carefully.
2. Break down the project into smaller tasks.
3. Create a timeline or schedule to manage your time effectively.
4. Start with the most important task or the one you find most challenging.
5. Take breaks regularly to maintain focus and prevent burnout.
6. Seek help or clarification if you encounter any difficulties.
7. Review your work periodically to ensure it aligns with the project requirements.
8. Make any necessary adjustments or revisions.

Remember, starting a project may seem daunting at first, but breaking it down into smaller, manageable tasks can make it more approachable.

When you choose to “Perform,” you’re putting on a show that aligns with the specifications listed on your posters and tents. Doing this allows you to accumulate points and coins, which are essential for further progress.

Remember: The color of the die you use for this action doesn’t make a difference; it’s all about the power. To successfully “Perform,” follow these steps:

1. The first time I choose this action in a round, I take my hat figure from the game board and put it on a empty space on the PERFORMANCE TRACK that matches my power. If I choose this action again in the same round, I take the hat figure from my PLAY AREA instead. If I choose “Perform” more than twice in a round, I move one of my hat figures to the new space, even if it’s further down.
2. I can complete as many posters as shown on the space where I placed my hat figure. I have the option to not complete any posters. To complete one poster, I must meet the following requirements:

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   The first thing you need to know is that each poster must have a tent right below it. See, there’s already a preprinted tent on the left side of the tent area, which you can always use along with a poster above it. Easy, right?

3. Now, onto the posters. Each poster shows a camp tile or maybe even a few tiles, and you need to have those exact tiles built in your camp. If you manage to complete multiple posters, the requirements for the camp tiles are added together. So, if you have several posters with the same camp tile, you’ll need multiple copies of that tile in your camp to make ’em all work.

4. Moving on to gems. Some posters have gem requirements, but don’t worry, it’s not too complicated. Just discard the gems shown on the poster. And here’s a handy tip: clear gems are wild, meaning they can be used to replace any other gem. Pretty cool, right?

5. Finally, let’s talk about tents. Some tents also have gem requirements. So, if you want to complete a poster above a tent with a gem requirement, you’ll need to discard the gem shown on the tent or use a clear gem. That way, you’ll have everything you need to finish that poster.

When you complete a poster, you’ll receive the points and coins displayed on it, as well as the tents shown underneath. Flip the completed posters over and place them face-down in a pile next to your player board. Don’t remove the tents – you can use them again later.

When it comes to completing my posters in the CAMP game, there are a few things I need to take into account. First, I can only complete my leftmost and rightmost posters, as there are no tents below my middle poster.

Next, I need to make sure I fulfill all the requirements for my camp tiles. In my CAMP, I must have two orange camp tiles, two purple camp tiles, and the two large green camp tiles shown on the cards. Once I have the necessary tiles, I can move on to the next step.

Now it’s time to pay for my posters. I need to pay for the orange, green, and purple posters, plus an extra orange gem for the rightmost tent. Gem payments can add up quickly, but it’s worth it to complete my posters.

Once I’ve paid for my posters, it’s time to tally up my points and coins. For my completed posters, I earn a total of 27 points and 6 coins, and that includes the 2 coins I get for the preprinted tent. I put the finished posters face down in my play area to keep track of them.

Finally, I get to reorganize my remaining poster. I can move it to a position with a tent, so I can work on completing it in future turns.

Trainer Abilities

When it’s my turn, I can use as many trainer markers as I want on the trainer spaces. These spaces can be on the game board or on my own player board.

After I finish my turn, I move all the trainers I used to the area by the MAIN TENT. Take a look at the table below for a list of all the trainer spaces.

Some of these spaces have special rules and require specific actions to take effect. Keep in mind that some spaces are more powerful than others, and that’s intentional.

The symbol on top of each space shows how many trainers I need to trigger the effect:

Imagine this: you place a single trainer down, and like magic, it triggers a whole cascade of events. Sounds pretty cool, right? Well, that’s exactly what happens when you activate that one little trainer. It’s like setting off a chain reaction of awesomeness.

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Picture this: you have a mission, and it’s time to think outside the box. Your goal is clear – you need to trigger an effect, and the key lies in placing one or more trainers. But here’s the twist: each trainer can only activate the effect once. It’s like a magical puzzle waiting to be solved.

Now, let’s dive deeper into this fascinating challenge. We all know that when it comes to making decisions, there’s a lot to consider, especially when it involves trainers. You see, the trainers hold the power to evoke change, but you have to choose them carefully. It’s like selecting the perfect tool for the job.

Just imagine the possibilities! With the right trainers by your side, you can unlock a world of potential. These trainers, my friend, are the gateway to success. They open the door to transformation and discovery. Each one has its own unique ability, ready to be unleashed.

Let’s take a moment to break it down. Imagine you have a magical world in front of you, filled with different trainers. Some may possess the power to heal, mending what’s broken. Others might bring forth a burst of energy and vitality, rejuvenating even the weariest of souls. There are trainers that can ignite the flame of passion, sending sparks flying in every direction. And don’t forget those who can illuminate the path, guiding you through the darkest of times.

Now, think about what you hope to achieve. What effect are you looking to trigger? Perhaps you seek to elevate your spirit, rejuvenate your mind, or regenerate your creative response. Whatever it may be, the right trainers are out there, waiting to assist you in your quest.

Remember, my friend, the power is in your hands. By placing the trainers strategically, you can unlock a world of possibilities. Think of them as your allies, each one uniquely qualified to help you. With their assistance, you have the ability to transform your reality and shape your destiny.

So, what are you waiting for? Take this journey and discover the joy and wonder that lies within. Embrace the challenge and let the trainers guide you. There’s a whole universe of magic awaiting you. Are you ready to unlock its secrets?

Got a pair of trainers? Well, here’s a nifty trick you can try! Just put two trainers together and watch the magic happen. It’s like pressing a button and seeing something incredible unfold before your very eyes.

Note: If you get a trainer, you can use it right away, but not to enhance or change the step that earned you the trainer. For example, you can’t use a trainer you just got from placing a camp tile to double the bonus of the same tile (but you can use it to double the bonus on your next tile).

The End of the Round

Once every player has taken 4 turns, the round comes to an end. At this point, we need to follow these steps:

1. Payment: When you play the game, you need to calculate the total value of the dice that are on your master cards. These dice come in three colors: orange, green, and purple. You have to pay coins that are equal to the highest value among the dice on your master cards. Additionally, you need to pay the total value of any clear dice you have. It’s worth noting that you don’t have to pay for any die symbols that are printed on the cards. If you don’t have enough coins to pay the required amount, you still have to pay whatever you do have. However, for each missing coin, you will lose points. In round 1, you’ll lose 1 point for each missing coin. In round 2, it’s 2 points per missing coin. And in round 3, you’ll lose 3 points for each coin you can’t pay. If this causes your score to go below “0” on the scoring track, you’ll need to move your marker down accordingly.
2. New master card & trainer tile: First, if I have 2 hat figures on the performance track, I should return the lowest one to my play area. Then, starting with the player on top, I can choose one set – one master card and the adjacent trainer tile – from the main display. I need to place the card next to my four other master cards and the trainer tile on a vacant space in my trainer area. In a 2-player game, if there is at least one vacant space between our hat figures, my opponent should discard one set before I take the last set. If not, I get to choose between the two remaining sets and discard the last set.

As a player, you have a few important steps to take during each round of the game. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Score and discard a master card: Choose one of your five master cards to score. This can be the card you just acquired. Score points and place the card in the discard pile.

2. Prepare for the next round (only after round 1 and 2): Return all trainer markers by the main tent to their respective owners.

3. Replenish the main display: Add new master cards and trainer tiles to the main display, following the same process as in the general setup. Remember that you don’t draw trainer tiles before the last round.

4. Move hat figures on the performance track: Move the hat figures to the bottom of the track while maintaining their relative order. The player whose hat figure is moved to space “#1” (at the very bottom) becomes the starting player in the next round.

At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins. As you go through each round, remember these steps to maximize your chances of success. Good luck!

When the third round of the game is over, that’s the end of it. Here’s what you need to do:

• Count your master cards: You score half the value of each of your remaining master cards. Just round down the number.
• Count your coins: For each remaining 5 coins, you get 1 point.
• Count your covered areas: Each fully covered rectangular area in your CAMP is worth 4 points. If you have any empty spaces in the areas, you can use your remaining gems to fill them up. One gem per space. But remember, placing gems only helps you complete areas. You don’t get bonus points for placing gems, and they don’t help you score completed rows or columns like some of the other master cards.

I use one purple and one orange gem to fill in the two empty spaces in the rectangle. Then, I score 4 points for this area. It’s pretty cool.

The Score of the Cards

Right at the bottom of my master card, there’s this thing called a scoring criterion. When the round is over, I score one of my five master cards. When the whole game is done, I score my remaining four master cards, but only at half their value.

A lot of cards have a max number of points I can score (it’s right there at the bottom of the card). And when I score half the points at the end of the game, the max score is also cut in half (rounded down, of course). Am I making sense?

Extra Good Stuff

You get extra bonuses when you activate a master card, put a camp tile on top of a bonus symbol, or place a tent in the TENT AREA. Bonuses are awesome, but you can only use them once. So if you discard 2 trainer markers to build two little green camp tiles, you can’t use that bonus again.