Clank! Legacy: Acquisitions Incorporated

Play every card in your hand, choosing their order and interleaving actions. Normally acquired cards go to your discard pile for later reshuffling and drawing. Unspent Skill, Swords and Boots expire at turn end; draw five new cards.

Movement normally costs one Boot per path, with additional requirements as marked. Entering a Forest prevents further spending of Boots on Movement this turn, though Teleport remains possible. You may take an Artifact while on its space without taking it immediately upon arrival; normally you can carry only one and cannot exchange it.

Pause upon entering a Waypoint, read only its specified Book of Secrets passage and complete every instruction. In Towns, buy different market-item types for seven Gold each. Each Monster icon on a path deals one damage unless prevented with a Sword, but you cannot voluntarily take damage that fills your Health Meter or requires an unavailable supply cube.

At turn end, resolve eligible Contracts, discard played cards and draw, then refill the Adventure Row. Resolve revealed Events immediately and continue refilling. Any newly revealed Dragon Attack symbols trigger one attack: add Clank! to the bag and draw according to rage and applicable modifiers.

Returning to HQ with an Artifact lets you finish the turn, then remove your figure and Clank! from the Clank! area before refilling the Row, taking a 20-point Mug. A full Health Meter knocks you out; lay your figure on its side. Without an Artifact, or if knocked out in the Danger Zone, score zero. With an Artifact outside that zone, a knocked-out player still scores but earns no Mug.

Off-the-clock players no longer take ordinary turns. On each subsequent turn, add all Clank! to the bag and draw exactly four cubes, or six with two players, ignoring rage and Danger modifiers. There is no original-game countdown track. If an attack empties the Dragon Bag, all remaining players are immediately knocked out.

When everyone is off the clock, eligible players total Artifact, token, Gold and entire personal-deck points. Highest score wins; ties favor the more valuable Artifact. Campaign games also require reports, the epilogue and employee reviews. Normally reset to the original ten-card decks; Gold and tokens do not carry over.