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Overview (2)
This 7Wonders expansion allows you to build fleets of Ships to conquer the seas. New
Armada and Island cards enrich the game and increase the interaction between players.
The flow of the game is slightly changed, but the victory conditions remain identical to
those of the base game of 7Wonders.
Game Elements (3)
Note: In order to differentiate the new elements from those already existing, the naming
of some elements from the base game have been changed:
• Military Conflicts become Ground Conflicts (as opposed to Naval Conflicts).
• Shields become Ground Shields (as opposed to Naval Shields).
•The new Age cards are called Armada cards, but these are still Building cards like
those from the base game.
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• 8 Dockyard boards
• 32 Ship figures (8 each in 4 colors)
• 24 Armada cards
-8 AgeI cards
-8 AgeII cards
-8 AgeIII cards
• 27 Island cards
-9 of level 1
-9 of level 2
-9 of level 3
• 2 Incursion tokens
• 6 coins of value 6
• 4 game aids
-2 Naval Conflicts/ Discard
-2 Naval Conflicts/Turn resolution
• 1 score booklet
• This rulebook
• 48 Naval Conflict tokens
-31 Victory tokens
· 11 value 1 tokens
· 12 value 3 tokens
·7 value 5 tokens
· 1 value 7 token
- 17 Defeat tokens
·7 value -1 tokens
·5 value -2 tokens
·5 value -3 tokens
• 6 Ground Conflict tokens
-3 Victory tokens
· 1 value 1 token
· 1 value 3 token
· 1 value 5 token
-3 Defeat value -1 tokens
7 Wonders: Armada
“Let him that would move the world first move himself.”
—Socrates

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Dockyard Boards
The Dockyard boards represent the evolution of the players’ fleets. Each fleet consists of
one Start space and six upgrade spaces, with most of the upgrade spaces granting a
benefit.
All Dockyard boards grant the same benefits, but the Naval Construction costs are
different from one board to another.
Each board is divided into 4 fleets:
• Red (military)fleet: Grants access to a new type of war, Naval Conflict.
• Yellow (commercial)fleet: Grants access to new trade routes.
• Blue (civilian)fleet: Grants extra Victory Points.
• Green (scientific)fleet: Grants access to unknown Islands.
On each board, one of the 4 fleets bears a Wonder symbol on its Start space.
This symbol indicates the color of the fleet linked to the player’s Wonder.
Ship Figures
The Ship figures are in 4 colors (Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green). These make it possible to
show the status of the fleets on the players’ Dockyard boards.
Armada Cards
Armada cards are Buildings which have new effects.
These are divided by Age, with 2 Red cards, 2 Yellow cards, 2 Blue cards, and 2 Green
cards for each Age.
Note: All Armada cards have a logo in their bottom center to be able to sort them easily
after use.
Island Cards
The Island cards represent islands to be explored. These are divided into 3 levels of 9
cards, each offering a unique effect.
Naval Conflict Tokens (Blue colored tokens)
The Naval Conflict tokens represent Naval Defeats and Victories.
There are 2 types of Naval Conflict tokens:
• Naval Defeat tokens (of value -1, -2, and -3)
•Naval Victory tokens (of value 1, 3, 5, and 7)

Naval Conflict tokens are different from Ground Conflict tokens from the 7Wonders base
game.

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Incursion Tokens (Red colored tokens)
Incursion tokens are linked to the Dock, Quay, and Jetty cards.
These represent the extra Ground Conflicts linked to these cards.
Score Booklet
A new score pad is included in this box. It allows players to integrate Victory Points
earned from Naval Conflicts, some Island cards, and those present on the Dockyard
boards into the game’s final scoring.
Setup (5)
Note: underlined steps refer to the 7Wonders base game.
1. Sort the cards from the base game by Age according to the number of players.
Put the remaining cards back in the box; they won’t be used for this game.
2. Sort the Armada cards by Age and shuffle each deck thus formed. For each Age,
randomly take as many Armada cards as there are players. Shuffle these cards together
with the corresponding Age cards from the base game.
Note: For a game with 3 players, return to the box the 5 Armada cards bearing the
double arrows icon (Western Emporium, Eastern Emporium, Dock, Quay, and Jetty).
Then, proceed as indicated in step 2.
3. Sort the Island cards by level (1, 2, and 3). Shuffle each deck thus formed and place
them, face-down, near the middle of the table.
4. Place the Naval Conflict tokens, the Incursion tokens, and the extra Ground Conflict
tokens next to the Ground Conflict tokens from the base game.
5. The extra Coins are added to the Coins from the base game and form the bank.
Each player begins the game with 3 Coins of value 1, which they place on their board.
6. Place the game aids in the middle of the table so that everyone has access to them
during the game.
7. Give each player a Dockyard board — which they should place vertically to the right of
their Wonder board — and one Ship figure of each color. Place these figures on the Start
space of their color.
(See Image on page 5)

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Game Overview (6)
At the beginning of each Age, players are each dealt a hand of 8 cards (instead of 7 as
in the base game). Each player will thus play an additional card each Age.
The game plays out according to the usual 7Wonders rules, with the exception of four
new rules:
1. Naval Construction
2. Naval Conflicts
3. Discarding a Card
4. Scoring Guilds
1. Naval Construction
Naval Construction can be performed immediately following the construction of a
Building card or during the construction of a Wonder stage.
Note: When a Ship reaches the last space of its line of the Dockyard board, it’s no longer
possible to upgrade the corresponding fleet.
a. Building Card
When a player constructs a Red, Yellow, Blue, or Green card, they may also perform a
Naval Construction and upgrade the fleet of the same color as that of the card
constructed. To do so, they must pay, in addition to the cost of the card, the Naval
Construction cost of the corresponding color on their Dockyard. If they do so, they
move the Ship of THE SAME COLOR one space upward on their Dockyard board.
Example: Gabriel constructs a Blue card and so may perform a Blue Naval Construction.
His card costs 1 Stone and his Naval Construction costs 1 Clay. He must thus pay a total of 1 Stone and 1
Clay to be able to perform both constructions. (Image on page 6)
It’s possible to perform a Naval Construction even when the construction of an Age card
is free (such as via chaining, the Olympia Wonder, or with Babel tokens). In this situation,
the Naval Construction cost must still be paid according to the usual rules.
Important: Cards constructed for free from the DISCARD (Halikarnassós,
Solomon…) do NOT allow players to perform a Naval Construction.
b. Wonder Stage
On each Dockyard board, a Wonder icon appears on the Start space of ONE of the 4
fleets (Red, Yellow, Blue, or Green).
When a player constructs a stage of their Wonder, they may pay, in addition to the cost
of that stage, the cost of the Naval Construction of the color associated with the Wonder

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icon on their Dockyard board. In that situation, they move the Ship of THAT color one
space upward.
Example: Ann wants to construct the first stage of her Wonder, Giza, which costs 2 Stones.
As the Wonder symbol on her Dockyard board is located on her Red fleet, she also performs a
Naval Construction which costs 1 Wood. She must thus pay a total of 2 Stones and 1 Wood to be
able to perform both constructions. (Image on page 7)
2. Naval Conflicts
At the end of each Age, after having resolved the Ground Conflicts of the base game,
the players must now resolve a Naval Conflict.
Each player calculates their Naval Strength by adding up all of the Naval Shields
they have in their City, their Dockyard board, and their Islands, then they compare that
total with those of ALL of the other players.
Resolution ALWAYS starts by giving a Naval Defeat token to the player with the
weakest Naval Strength, before giving Naval Victory tokens to the players with the
strongest Naval Strength (see chart on page 8 - Weakest / Strongest / 2nd / 3rd).
• The player with the weakest Naval Strength gains 1 Naval Defeat token of value -1, -2,
or -3 depending on the current Age.
• The player with the strongest Naval Strength gains 1 Naval Victory token of value 3, 5,
or 7 depending on the current Age.
• The player with the second-strongest Naval Strength gains 1 Naval Victory token of
value 1,3,or5 depending on the current Age.
• The player with the third-strongest Naval Strength gains 1 Naval Victory token of value
3 only in AgeIII.
Clarification: In a given Age, a player who has gained a Naval Defeat token cannot
also gain a Naval Victory token.
Note: It’s possible that some players will receive no tokens during the resolution of Naval
Conflicts.
Ties
In case of a tie for the weakest Naval Strength, all tied players take a Naval Defeat token
of the value corresponding to the current Age.
In case of a tie for the strongest Naval Strength, all tied players take the reward for the
next lower rank corresponding to the current Age. In this situation, the player with the
second-strongest Naval Strength gains no token in AgeI and AgeII, but gains a Naval
Victory token of value 3 in AgeIII.

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In case of a tie for the second-strongest Naval Strength, tied players gain no tokens in
AgeI and AgeII. In AgeIII, they gain one Naval Victory token of value 3 if only ONE player
has the strongest Naval Strength, otherwise they gain nothing.
In case of a tie for third-strongest Naval Strength, tied players gain no tokens in AgeIII.
Example: In AgeII, Gabriel and Paula have the weakest Naval Strength with 2 Naval Shields, so they each
gain a Naval Defeat token of value -2. Ann has the strongest Naval Strength with 8 NavalShields, so she
gains a Naval Victory token of value 5. Romeo and Fred are tied for the second-strongest Naval Strength
with 6 Naval Shields each. Since they’re tied, they should gain the reward for a rank lower, but there aren’t
any in AgeII. These two players thus gain no tokens.
3. Discarding a Card
Each time a player discards a card, they can choose between:
Gain 3 Coins or Move their Yellow ship one space for free (without paying the cost of the
Naval Construction)
4. Scoring Guilds
At the end of the game, each Guild card is limited to a maximum value of 10 Victory
Points.
Example: Romeo played the Philosophers’ Guild and the Traders’ Guild. The player to his left has 7 Green
cards and 4 Yellow cards, and the player to his right has 5 Green cards and 2 Yellow cards. Romeo gets 10
Victory Points for the Philosophers’ Guild (and not 12 as he would otherwise), and 6 Victory Points for the
Traders’ Guild at the end of the game, which gives him a total of 16 Victory Points for his two Guilds.
Description of the Dockyard Boards
Red Fleet
The Red fleet grants Naval Shields and thus increases the Naval Strength of players.
A player’s Naval Strength corresponds to the number given on the Naval Shields of their
Red fleet, which are added to the other Naval Shields present in their City, their
Dockyard board, or their Island cards.
Example: Gabriel’s Red fleet is located on the third upgrade space of his Dockyard board, granting him 3
Naval Shields. In addition, he has an Island card which gives him 2 Naval Shields. His Naval Strength thus is
5.
Yellow Fleet
The Yellow fleet indicates the Commercial Level of the players, grants them Coins, and
allows them to levy Taxes which impact other players.
The last space of this line also grants 2 Naval Shields.
When their Yellow fleet reaches a space with a Coin, the player immediately gains the
number of coins indicated.

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A player’s Commercial Level corresponds to the number indicated on the Commercial
Level symbol of the space in which their Yellow Ship is located. (Vase)
At the end of a turn in which their Yellow fleet reaches a space with the Tax symbol
(Broken coin and Vase), the player collects a Tax of the indicated amount. When this
happens, all of the other players lose the number of Coins indicated MINUS their
Commercial Level, which they return to the bank.
Example: Paula’s Yellow fleet reaches the second upgrade space of her Dockyard board. She immediately
gains 2 Coins and levies a Tax of 1 at the end of the turn. Art’s Yellow fleet is located on the first upgrade
space; he loses no Coins (Tax of 1 – Commercial Level of 1). Romeo’s Yellow fleet is still on the Start space
of his Dockyard board; he thus loses 1 Coin as his Commercial Level is a 0 (Tax of 1 – Commercial Level of
0).
Clarification: If multiple Taxes are levied at the end of a given turn, only the highest
Tax is applied.
Example: Paula’s Yellow fleet reaches the final space of her Dockyard board; her Naval Strength increases
by 2 and she levies a Tax of 4. Art’s Yellow fleet has been upgraded four times; he immediately gains 4
Coins and levies a Tax of 2. At the end of the turn, only the tax of 4 is applied (the highest). Paula loses no
Coins. Art loses 2 coins (Tax of 4 – Commercial Level of 2). Romeo’s Yellow fleet is still located on the Start
space of his Dockyard board; he thus loses 4 Coins (Tax of 4 – Commercial Level of 0).
Clarification: A player whose Commercial Level is higher than the Tax levied does
not gain Coins from Taxation.
Blue Fleet
The Blue fleet grants players Victory Points which will be tallied at the end of the game.
The number of Victory Points a player gains corresponds to the space in which their Blue
Ship is located at the end of the game.
The last space of this line also grants 1 Naval Shield.
Example: Romeo’s Blue fleet reaches the final space of his Dockyard board. He now has a total of 10 Victory
Points in his Dockyard board and his Naval Strength increases by 1.
Green Fleet (page 11)
The Green fleet allows players to Explore unknown Islands.
When a player’s Green Ship reaches an Exploration space, they can Explore a new
Island of the corresponding level and thus benefit from its effect.
There are two possibilities for exploration:
• Solitary Exploration:
If one player is the only player to Explore an island of that level that turn, they draw 4
Island cards from the corresponding deck and choose the one they want to keep. The
player places it to the right of their Dockyard board, so that only the effect appears. They

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replace all of the unselected cards in the corresponding deck and then shuffle it
thoroughly.
Example: Art’s Green fleet reaches the second upgrade space of his Dockyard board. He is the only one to
Explore a level 1 Island that turn. He thus takes 4 level 1 Island cards and chooses the one that he wishes to
keep.
• Group Exploration:
If multiple players are going to Explore an Island of the same level in the same turn,
they deal all of the Island cards of that level between themselves, face down, so that
each player receives the same number of cards. Any remaining cards are returned to the
middle of the table. Each player chooses, from among the Island cards they are dealt,
the one they wish to keep and places it to the right of their Dockyard board, so that only
the Island’s effect appears. All unselected cards are returned to the corresponding
deck and that deck is then shuffled.
Example: In a 7-player game, the Green fleets of Flora, Romeo, and Gabriel reach the second upgrade
space of their Dockyard board. There are thus 3 players to Explore a level 1 Island that turn. They deal to
themselves all of the level 1 Island cards so that each of them gets the same number. They therefore each
receive 3 cards and choose, from among these, the one they wish to keep.
Description of the Armada Cards (page 12)
(Red)
DOCK - QUAY - JETTY
These cards grant Ground Shields (1/2/3 respectively) and create an extra Ground
Conflict between the player who constructs one of these cards and the indicated player.
When a player constructs a card with the Incursion symbol (red standing token), they
take an Incursion token from the reserve and immediately hand it to the player
designated by the double arrow, targetting the oponent on the indicated side of the
player.
At the end of the current Age, the player who triggered the Incursion resolves, following
the usual rules, a Ground Conflict with their two neighboring players AND with the
player who has possession of the Incursion token.
Once the Ground Conflicts are resolved, the targeted player returns the token to the
reserve.
Note: Play these cards carefully, as they do not guarantee victory against the
targeted player.
COASTAL DEFENSES - FORTIFIED PORT - COASTAL FORTIFICATIONS
These cards grant Naval Shields which increase a player’s Naval Strength (1/2/3 Naval
Shields respectively).

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(Blue)
SHIPYARD - CONSTRUCTION YARD - DRY DOCK
HANGAR - CAPTAINCY - NAVAL MINISTRY
These cards allow the player to freely move one of their Ships, of their choice, upward
one space (without having to pay the cost in resources or in Coins). Some of these cards
also grant Victory Points (0/0/2/3/4/5 respectively).
Clarification: A player is also allowed to perform a Blue Naval Construction when
constructing one of these cards and then benefit from the free movement from
these cards. A player can therefore perform 2 Naval Constructions during the
same turn with these cards.
(Yellow)
PIRATE CACHE - PIRATE LAIR - PIRATE BROTHERHOOD
These cards immediately grant Coins or Victory Points (3/6 Coins or 4 Victory Points
respectively).
Moreover, all other players lose 1 Coin per Commercial Level reached by their Yellow
fleet.
Example: Gabriel’s Yellow fleet is on the third upgrade space of his Dockyard; he thus loses 2 Coins. Paula’s
Yellow fleet is still on her Start space; she therefore loses no Coins.
EASTERN EMPORIUM
Once per turn, the player can purchase 1 resource of their choice from among those
produced by the player located to the right of their right-hand neighbor for 1 Coin.
CUSTOMS OFFICE
At the end of the game, the player gains 2 Victory Points for each Commercial Level
reached by their Yellow fleet.
WESTERN EMPORIUM
Twice per turn, the player can purchase 1 resource of their choice from among those
produced by the player located to the left of their left-hand neighbor for 1 Coin.
(Green)
STEERSMEN’S ACADEMY - MAP ROOM - NAVAL ARCHIVES
These cards allow the player to draw the top Island card from the deck of the indicated
level (level 1/2/3 respectively) and put it in play (to the right of their Dockyard board).
The player then benefits from its effect.
Note: Be careful not to confuse this effect with Exploration made through Naval
Construction.

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EXPLORER’S OFFICE - SOCIETY OF NAVIGATORS - CAPTAIN’S CIRCLE
These cards grant a scientific symbol matching the one the player has the most of.
In case of a tie between multiple scientific symbols, the player chooses one from among
the tied symbols.
Description of the Island Cards (page 14)
The Island cards are divided into 3 levels which are independent of the Ages: a player
can discover a level 2 Island during AgeI.
The Island cards grant unique and private effects.
WILD ISLAND - VIRGIN ISLAND - ABANDONED HARBOR
These Island cards produce 1 of the pictured resources each turn.
Clarification: The resources from these Island cards cannot be purchased by
neighbors through commerce.
BRONZE ISLAND - IRON HARBOR - SCARLET ARCHIPELAGO
These Island cards grant Ground Shields (1/2/3 respectively).
WINDBLOWN ISLAND - WINDY HARBOR - TRADE WINDS ARCHIPELAGO
These Island cards grant Naval Shields (1/2/3 respectively).
INHABITED ISLAND - STATUES HARBOR - SOVEREIGN ARCHIPELAGO
At the end of the game, these Island cards grant Victory Points (3/5/7 respectively).
TOPAZ ISLAND - AMBER ISLAND
These Island cards allow the player to freely move the Ship of the indicated color
upward one space on their Dockyard board.
FROTHY HARBOR
This Island card allows the player to freely move two different Ships upward by one
space each on their Dockyard board.
STORMY ARCHIPELAGO
This Island card allows the player to freely move three different Ships upward by one
space each on their Dockyard board.
FORGOTTEN HARBOR
Once this Island card enters play, at the end of each Age, the player can choose not to
participate in Naval Conflicts. If they decide not to take part in Naval Conflicts, their
Naval Strength is simply ignored during the resolution of Naval Conflicts.

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RAINBOW ARCHIPELAGO
At the end of the game, the player chooses a card color. They gain 1 Victory Point per
card of this color present in their City.
ANCIENT HARBOR
Once this Island card enters play, the player pays 1 less resource for each Naval
Construction they perform.
Clarification: This discount ONLY applies to resources. All Coin costs must be paid in full.
WONDROUS HARBOR
Once this Island card enters play, the player gains 1 Coin for each Naval Construction
they perform (whether this construction is free or the construction cost is paid).
LOST ISLAND
Once this Island card enters play, all Naval Constructions made by the player via their
Wonder are free AND the player can choose, each time, the color of the fleet associated
with their Wonder.
FOGGY ISLAND
Once this Island card enters play, the player no longer suffers monetary losses due to
Taxes or Pirate cards.
PIRATE HARBOR
All other players lose 1Coin per Commercial Level reached by their Yellow fleet. At the
end of the game, this Island card also grants 3 Victory Points.
LUXURIOUS ARCHIPELAGO
At the end of the game, the player gains 2 Victory Points per Commercial Level reached
with their Yellow fleet.
GOLDEN ARCHIPELAGO
At the end of the game, this Island card grants an extra scientific symbol of the player’s
choice.
EMERALD ARCHIPELAGO
At the end of the game, this Island card grants an extra scientific symbol matching the
symbol the player has the most of.
SHELTERED ARCHIPELAGO
At the end of the game, the player gains 2 Victory Points per Island card in their
possession, including this one.

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Clarifications
Turn Resolution
Turn resolution always takes place in this order:
1. Pay all construction costs (card, Wonder, and possibly Naval Construction).
2. Move the Ship corresponding to your Naval Construction, if any.
3. Apply all effects, with the exception of Coin losses.
4. Resolve Island Exploration.
5. Resolve the construction of cards from the discard (no Naval Construction).
6. Resolve Coin losses (Taxes and Pirates).
Rules for 8 Players
The following rule adjustments will allow you to play with 8 players.
Note: An 8-player game is possible with the 7Wonders base game and the
Armada expansion, as long as an 8th Wonder from another expansion is available.
Setup
Prepare the game as you would for a game with 7 players (all cards for Ages I, II, and III
from the base game, 9 Guild cards, and 7Armada cards from each Age).
Game Overview
At the beginning of each Age, deal 7 cards to each player. Each player will play 6 of
them, just like in the base 7Wonders game.
Note: The 8-player game is primarily meant for the team variant.
Rules for Playing in Teams (números pares)
During your games with 4, 6, or 8 players, you can play 7Wonders with the 2-player
team variant.
Teammates must sit side by side.
Overview of an Age
During the game, teammates can communicate freely and show each other their hands
of cards.
It is mandatory to use your own resources before buying some from one of your
neighbors.
It is forbidden for teammates to:
• lend each other money
• trade cards with each other
• not pay for commerce between themselves
• buy resources when they could construct a building through chaining
When a player causes a loss of money (Taxes or Pirates), their teammate must still pay
that loss.

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•Resolution of Ground Conflicts
In team games, teammates do not fight each other. Each player faces off only against
their opposing neighboring City.
During the resolution of Ground Conflicts, DOUBLE the usual number of tokens are
given out:
• defeats all earn 2 Defeat tokens worth -1 point
• a victory in AgeI is worth 2 Victory tokens worth 1 point each
• a victory in AgeII is worth 2 Victory tokens worth 3 points each
• a victory in AgeIII is worth 2 Victory tokens worth 5 points each
•Resolution of Naval Conflicts
Naval Conflicts are resolved individually, according to the usual rules. Ties are resolved
normally, even if the tied players are part of the same team.
•Taxes and Pirates
Taxes triggered by the Dockyard board as well as Coin losses triggered by the Pirate
Cache, Pirate Lair, Pirate Brotherhood cards and the Pirate Harbor Island card are
applied to all players, without taking teams into account.
•Double arrows and Armada Cards
In team games, cards with double arrows effect work according to the usual rules and
respectively target the City to the right of the neighbor to the right or to the left of the
neighbor to the left, without taking teams into account.
Example: Paula and Gabriel form a team. Paula is sitting between Gabriel (to her right) and Romeo (to her left). In AgeII,
Gabriel plays the Quay card. This causes a new Ground Conflict and gives an Incursion token to the player to the left of
his left neighbor, meaning Romeo.
The Dock, Quay, and Jetty cards trigger an extra Ground Conflict, but only give 1 Defeat
token or 1 Victory token to the players involved.
•End of the Game
Each player tallies their Victory Points, and then the two teammates add their scores
together to get the total score for their team. The team with the most points wins the
game.
Armada and the Other Expansions
After multiple games of 7Wonders with the Armada expansion, you can start to mix the
expansions.
However, we suggest you play with a maximum of two expansions.
A few clarifications:
Armada + Great Projects
In this configuration, when a player constructs a card, they can choose to perform a
Naval Construction OR participate in the construction of a Great Project, but they can’t
perform both of these constructions in a single turn.
Armada + Cities
In this configuration, Debts are applicable for all Taxes levied and Coin losses
unresolved by players. In this situation, the players who can’t, or don’t wish to, lose the
owed Coins take 1 Debt token for each unpaid Coin.

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F.A.Q.
Babylon Wonder (side B)
Q: Once the second Wonder stage for Babylon is constructed, can the player also
perform a Naval Construction with the two last cards of the Age?
A:The second stage of Babylon gives the player the ability to play the last card of the
Age instead of discarding it. The construction of this card is considered to be an extra
turn; the player can thus perform a Naval Construction during this new turn.
Global tie during Naval Conflicts
Q: During a Naval Conflict, what happens if all players are tied?
A: If all of the players have the same Naval Strength, no player gets any tokens for
victory or defeat.
Incursion Tokens
Q: What happens if a player plays both the Dock and Jetty cards during a single Age?
A: In that situation, they resolve only ONE extra Ground Conflict with the targeted
player.
Q: Can a player be the target of two Incursions during a single Age?
A:A player can be targeted by two different players who each play an Incursion card in
the same Age (double arrows). In that situation, that player will have to resolve 4 Ground
Conflicts at the end of that Age.
Diplomacy and Incursion
Q: Can a player who played a Diplomacy card still be the target of an Incursion?
A:The Diplomacy token has no effect on an Incursion.
Example: Gabriel is seated between Art (on his left) and Paula (on his right). Paula plays
a Diplomacy card and Art plays the Dock card. Art and Paula must still resolve a Ground
Conflict due to the Incursion.
Q: Is it possible to win two Ground Conflicts against the same player?
A:A player can only resolve ONE Ground Conflict per Age with any other player.
Example: Gabriel is seated between Art (on his left) and Paula (on his right). Gabriel plays
a Diplomacy card and Art plays the Dock card. While it looks like Art would need to
resolve two Ground Conflicts with Paula (one for the Dock and one because Gabriel
ducked out of the way using his Diplomacy token), they will only face each other once and
each will only take a single token (Victory or Defeat).
Credits
7Wonders Armada is a REPOS PRODUCTION game.
© REPOS PRODUCTION (2018) • All rights reserved.
Repos Production - Rue des comédiens, 22 - 1000 Brussels - Belgium • +32 471 95 41 32 • ww
w.rprod.com
The contents of this game may only be used for purposes of strictly personal and private entertainment.
Author: Antoine Bauza
Illustrators: Etienne Hebinger, Dimitri Chappuis, and Cyril Nouvel

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Developers: “The Sombrero-wearing Belgians” aka Cédrick Caumont and Thomas Provoost
Editorial Assistants: Virginie Gilson and Pierre Berthelot
Art Director: Alexis Vanmeerbeeck
Translation: Eric Harlaux - English Revision: Eric Franklin and Dustin Schwartz
Repos Team:
Eric Azagury, Nicolas Boseret, Cédric Chevalier, Winnie Kenis,
Nicolas Koenig, Nicolas Pastor, Guillaume Pilon, Florian Poullet, Régis Van Cutsem,
Nastassja Vandepeutte, Thomas Vermeir, and Géraldine Volders.
Testers:
Michaël Bertrand, Mikaël Bach, Émilie Pautrot, Frédéric Vuillet,
Françoise Sengissen, Corentin Lebrat, Ludovic Maublanc, Théo Rivière, Jenny Godard,
Matthieu Houssais, Mathias Guillaud, Florian Grenier, Bruno Goube,
and participants in Bruno Faidutti’s Rencontres Ludopathiques.
Thomas thanks Brigitte, Efpé, Jef, Roy, Bertrand, Magali,
Le Cyborg, Raphael, Magali, Philmer, Simon, and Sylvain.

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