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Manual — Imperial Settlers: 3 Is a Magic Number

Edge Entertainment, Pegasus Spiele, Pendragon Game Studio · Jogo de tabuleiro · 2016
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IMPERIAL
SETTLERS
3 IS A MAGIC
NUMBER
This is not a stand-alone expansion.
You need the Imperial Settlers
base game in order to play.

CONTENTS
67 cards: 10 Atlantean cards, 10 Barbarian cards, 10 Japanese
cards, 10 Roman cards, 10 Egyptian cards, 13 Common cards,
2 Virtual player Faction cards, 2 Attack cards.

FORMATS OF PLAY
The following two formats describe rules for deck construction.

OPEN
You may mix any Common and Faction cards from any
expansions with the corresponding cards from the Imperial
Settlers base game and have fun. Note that this way you
may create chaotic and crazy decks.

STANDARD
This is the only format allowed at tournaments. You only use
the Common cards from the Imperial Settlers base game.
Choose one Expansion and build your Faction deck.

BUILDING A FACTION DECK
Each Faction card has the number of its copies indicated in
the bottom right of its central image. There are cards which
come with 3 copies, 2 copies or a single copy.
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EXAMPLE: You are playing Romans and
have Caesar's Pantry in play with one
completed RED SET. Therefore,
Caesar's Pantry already has one
Common card marking it. Then, one of
your RED Locations is Razed. When you
play the next RED card, you do not score
the Caesar's Pantry Feature. In order to
score, you will need to play a 6th Red Location,
and therefore have a second SET.

EXAMPLE: You play Caesar's Pantry and you
already have 3 RED in play. You do not score for
this SET because Caesar's Pantry only scores for new SETS.
You should mark Caesar's Pantry with a face down Common
card to show that you must complete a second SET before you
can score with Caesar's Pantry.

This will help you keep track of how many SETS you will need
to have in play before you can claim the Feature bonus.

CARDS CLARIFICATIONS

Welcome Expedition
You don't gain 1 when
placing card as
a Foundation.

Interrogation
Master - You don't
gain 1 when
placing card as
a Foundation.

Cherry Orchard -
EXAMPLE: If you have 3
PINK and 6 RED in
your Empire when using the Action
- you'll receive 3
for them.

SINGLE PLAYER GAME

This expansion introduces 2 Virtual player Faction cards for
the Virtual player. During the setup of the solo game draw 1
random Virtual player Faction card for the Virtual player. This
card will change the rules of the solo game.

NOTE: When playing the solo variant
of Imperial Settlers with the
Egyptians or Japanese
as the Virtual Player's
faction, add
2 Attack cards with a
on them.

The Japanese - After
revealing the Attack card,

first check if you have a Deal providing the Good. If so, remove
the Deal and place it on the Virtual player's Collection pile.
Then proceed with the standard Attack rules.

Attack card placement is not affected by the Deal
being discarded - it always goes on top. At the
end of the game, Deal cards in the Virtual
player's Collection pile are counted as
two Location cards.

The Egyptians - after revealing the
attack card, first check if you have
a Faction with the matching color.
If so, put a on
this Faction card, as
a blockade symbol. The blocked Faction
is considered to not be in play during the next
round. Then proceed with the standard Attack
rules.

A blocked Location doesn't produce, provide feature
bonuses, and you cannot use its action. It cannot be used
as a foundation, and their color is not counted. They do not
count as Location in your Empire for that round. A building
blocked during the final round does not count for VP.

Attack card placement is not affected by
a Blockade - it always goes on top.

If you have more than one Location with the matching color,
choose a Location to be blocked using the standard Attack
rules.

is discarded to the Virtual player's Collection pile during
the Cleanup phase. At the end of the game, are counted
as two Location cards.

CHECK OUT YOUR NEW GAME
BASED ON IMPERIAL SETTLERS
MECHANISMS

GAME DESIGN: Ignacy Trzewiczek
SINGLE PLAYER RULES: Maciej Obszański
ARTWORK: Tomasz Jędruszek, Denis Martynyets, Rafał Szyma
GAME MANUAL: Yiannis Strigkos, Chevee Dodd
Dear Customer, our games are assembled with the greatest
care. However, if your copy lacks anything we apologize for
it. Please let us know if you have any questions at
portal@portal.games.

© 2014 PORTAL GAMES
ul. Sw. Urbana 15, 44-100 Gliwice, Poland
portalgames.pl, portal@portal.games
Imperial Settlers & Portal Games (publisher). All rights
reserved. Reproduction of any part of this work by any
means without the written permission of the publisher is
expressly forbidden.

Many thanks to: Maciej Obszański, Chevee Dodd, Marek,
Jeff Patino, Yiannis, Asia, Merry, Romek, Szymon.

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