Concordia

Setup: Each player starts with seven cards: Tribune, Architect, two Prefects, Mercator, Diplomat and Senator, with no Consul or Colonist. Place one land and one sea colonist in Roma; four reserve colonists and six starting goods occupy the storehouse.

Turns and retrieval: Play proceeds clockwise, with one personality card played and resolved per turn. Tribune retrieves all played cards; counting itself, each card beyond three earns one sestertius. You may also pay one food and one tool to deploy one colonist in Roma.

Movement and building: Architect provides a shared movement allowance equal to your colonists on the board. Land and sea colonists use their respective lines; occupied lines may be crossed but cannot be final destinations. After movement, build in adjacent cities, at most one house of your color per city and none in Roma.

Building costs: A brick city requires one food; other cities require one brick plus their own good. Base cash costs are 1–5 for brick, food, tool, wine and cloth cities, multiplied by the number of houses the city will contain after building. Goods costs do not multiply.

Production and trade: Prefect chooses a province showing its goods bonus, takes that bonus and produces one good per house for all owners, then flips its marker to coins. Alternatively, collect the visible coins and reset those markers. Mercator grants cash, then allows fixed-price bank trades in up to two goods types; player-to-player trade is forbidden.

Purchases and colonists: Senator buys up to two cards for printed goods plus position costs; slide and refill only after the purchases. Consul buys one card without its position cost. Colonist either deploys colonists in Roma or cities containing your own houses for one food and one tool each, or grants five sestertii plus one per own colonist on the board.

Storage and Praefectus Magnus: Each of twelve storehouse spaces holds one good or reserve colonist; goods cannot simply be discarded to make room. Praefectus Magnus doubles only the province bonus when its holder triggers production, then passes right. Taking cash neither doubles it nor passes the card.

Ending and scoring: Buying the final personality card or building your fifteenth house earns the seven-point Concordia card; everyone else gets one final turn. Gather all personality cards and score their gods for cash plus stored-goods value, non-brick cities, provinces, goods types, colonists and specialist cities. Highest score wins; resolve ties by holding or next receiving Praefectus Magnus.