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Components

• 1 game board

• 35 path tiles

• 8 marker stones

• 1 Dragon tile

The Tiles

Each path tile shows four lines-or paths-that create eight points on the tile's edges. When the tiles are laid alongside each other, these points line up and the paths continue.

Each tile is unique.

Paths on a tile might cross one another, but they each proceed uninterrupted and independently of the others.

Setup

1. Lay out the game board.
2. Each player chooses a marker.
3. Find the Dragon tile and set it aside.
4. Shuffle the path tiles and deal three face down to each player.
5. These tiles create your hand. You may look at the tiles in your hand at any time.
6. Stack the remaining path tiles face down. This stack is the draw pile.

Game Play

The oldest player takes the first turn. …

Tsuro of the Seas is a board game for two to eight players. Players sail their ships by placing wake tiles and moving their ships along the routes that begin at the edge of the board and travel through the mystic seas.

You will sail the treacherous waters of the Mystic Seas in an engaging game of adventure and suspense! As the captain of one of the Emperor's mighty Red Seal ships, you will navigate the seas by placing Tsuro wake tiles to direct your vessel. …

You need to own the Tsuro of the Seas boxed game in order to use these tiles. All the following rules are optional and all players should agree on using them before you begin play.

Mystic Portal

The portal tile is shuffled into the wake deck during game setup.

The player that draws the portal tile may play it in lieu of a wake tile or at any time when he is faced with elimination, even on another player's turn. …