Description
7 Wonders: Edifice offers players a chance to collaborate and build communal buildings. By doing your part, you'll get rewards when the building is completed. However, if you opt out and the building isn't constructed, you'll face a penalty. This expansion includes fifteen edifice cards, five for each of Ages I, II, and III. To set up, randomly pick one card from each age, place it project - side up on the table, and add 2 - 5 participation markers per card according to the number of players. The project side shows both rewards and penalties. Once in an age, when building a wonder level, you can pay the edifice card cost for that age (besides the level cost) and get a participation marker. When the last marker is removed from a card, flip it to reveal the constructed side and distribute the rewards. If there are markers left at the age's end, players without a marker face the penalty. If a player can't take the full penalty, they get a debt token worth - 2, - 3, or - 5 points depending on the age. This expansion has two new double - sided wonders. Ur can only be used with this expansion, while Carthage can be used in any 7 Wonders game. It's compatible with all editions of 7 Wonders.
To start using 7 Wonders: Edifice, first randomly select one edifice card from each age (I, II, and III). Place these cards project - side up on the table. The number of participation markers you place on each card depends on the number of players, between 2 and 5. During the game, when you're building a level of your wonder, you have a chance once per age to pay the cost of the edifice card for that age and get a participation marker. When all the participation markers are removed from a card, flip it to get the rewards. But if there are markers left at the end of the age, those without a marker will face a penalty. If you can't pay the full penalty, you'll get a debt token. Remember, Ur can only be used with this expansion, while Carthage can be used in any 7 Wonders game. This expansion works with all editions of 7 Wonders. Keep the cards in a dry and clean place to maintain their quality and ensure they last long for many games to come.
