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Electrician

Once per turn, the Electrician may add (or remove) a wire token to a component on her tile for free. She also starts the game with the most health of all the adventurers.

Surveyor

Hie Surveyor starts with 2 tiles at die beginning of the game and can hold 4 in hand. He can also give tiles to other players on his tile or an adjacent tile for free at any time.

Knotsmith

The Knotsmith may spend actions to repair the rope belonging to a player on his tile or an adjacent tile by 1 point of wear per action. …

This section explains each ability and its effect in detail.

Elder (1)

The Elder takes the "Quill" ability card from the supply and places it faceup next to his character card. The Elder is no longer the leader of his clan. The new leader of his clan is the character with the highest number.

Assassin (2)

The Assassin forces any player to suffer two wounds. Then, the Assassin gives the dagger to that player.

Harlequin (3)

The Harlequin chooses any two players. Then, he secretly looks at each of their character cards and returns them facedown to their respective owners, being careful not to let anyone else see them. …

Components

• 1 Playing Board.
• 34 Maze Tiles (12 of them printed on both sides)
• 24 Treasure Cards.
• 4 Playing Pieces
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Search the Labyrinth for your magical objects and characters by carefully moving through the constantly moving maze.

The first player to find all of their objects and characters and then return to the starting square is the winner.

Setup

Before playing for the first time, carfefully move the maze and the character/object cards from the stamped board. Shuffle the maze cards well and then place them face upon the board to create a random maze. …

You can place 1 House on each island that has strictly more of the first Resource than the second.

You can place 1 House on each island that has at least all the symbols of the card.

Components

• 16 tiles
• 8 dice

Setup

Lay out all tiles side-by-side in ascending order.

Game Play

1. Roll all available dice.

   
   

2. Keep all the dice of one value.

   • You cannot select a value of dice that you have already set aside.
   • If you cannot take a set of dice, you have failed to take a tile and you must stop.
   
   

3. Stop or roll again.

   If you choose to stop, you add up the value of all your dice (worms have a value of 5).

   1. If it equals or exceeds the value of one of the tiles in the center AND one of your dice contains a worm, you may take that tile. …

Object of the Game

Be the first player to reach 8 points. A set of 4 treasures (1 of each color ) is worth 6 points . Individual treasures are worth 1 point.

Game Play

Treasures left on a player's base can NOW be stolen by other players if they reach the player's dock! If a player completes a set of treasures, the 4 colored treasures are removed from the base and placed beside the player. This set cannot be stolen by other players.

When reaching an opponent's base, the active player can steal up to two treasures of different colors. …

This is the 10th addition to the game of Dominion. It has 300 cards and 96 metal tokens. There are cards you can buy now and pay for later, piles with two different cards, and Landmarks which add new ways to score. VP tokens and Events return from previous sets. We hope you enjoy this expanding world of Dominion!

Dominion: Empires cannot be played by itself; to play with it, you need Dominion or the first edition of Intrigue, as both provide the Basic cards as well as the full rules for setup and game play. …

Explanation of Occupation Cards

When hiring an occupation card, you will pay the cost written on the card to the bank and place the card on an empty house in the nagaya. If you don't have enough townspeople meeple or the nagaya is full, you cannot hire the card.

You will place the townspeople meeple under the lower left of the card. The location of the townspeople meeple indicates the current degree of growth.

The occupation card can level up to three different degrees. However, some occupation cards start from the second or third level. Once grown, the salary you'll receive at the closing will change. …

ZINGO ! is a fun and interactive matching game that brings fast-paced excitement and learning to the classic game of Bingo!

Players eagerly await their chance to slide the ZINGO !

Zinger and reveal new tiles. The first player to cover all the spaces on his/her ZINGO! card is the winner!

ZINGO! tiles and cards feature both images and words, making this game great for pre-readers and early readers alike.

Components

• 72 double-sided ZINGO! Tiles
• 6 Two-Sided ZINGO! Cards

Parent's Guide

ZINGO! provides a rich opportunity for hands-on learning. With its zany Zinger and fast-paced matching, ZINGO! helps young children build image/word association, vocabulary, and matching skills through an engaging and fun play experience. …

Components

• Game board
• 48 Asset cards
• 95 Trade tokens
• 26 Large scoring chips
• 5 Player boards
• 45 Building tiles
• 150 Population markers (wooden discs)
• 20 Status track markers (wooden cubes)
• 1 First player marker (wooden crown)

Game Board

The main playing area is divided into seven regions which are distinguishable by their color and by the map borders that separate them; Europe & the Mediterranean, the Far East, India, North America, the Caribbean, South America, and Africa.

Each region has cities with connections to other cities, a Shipping Track, and a place for a stack of cards. …