Tiletum

Edition, players, and objective: This entry follows Board&Dice's currently linked Tiletum base rulebook and official FAQ for the multiplayer rules, 2–4 players. The rulebook directs solo players to a separate Solo Rule Book, so this summary does not describe the solo mode. Play four rounds and earn Victory Points through buildings, Contracts, Characters, the King track, and fairs. The Fair in round four is scored before final scoring begins.

Round and action turns: Each round consists of Preparation, Action, King, Fair, and Cleanup phases. During Preparation, roll 8, 11, or 14 dice for two, three, or four players. In the Action phase, every player takes three main action turns. On a turn, choose a die still on the wheel, decide whether to claim its available Bonus tile, take resources, and perform the linked action. A die chosen by one player is no longer available to later players.

Dice and the resource trade-off: Die color identifies the resource gained, and its value determines the quantity. The linked action provides seven minus the die value in Action Points. Before selecting a die, a player may pay two Gold to raise or lower its value by one; each adjustment costs two Gold, and values wrap between one and six. Changing the value changes both the resource amount and action strength. The official FAQ says to move the adjusted die to the new action space and use that space's action and available Bonus tile.

Six actions and Action Points: The action types are Architect, Merchant, Character, Contract, King, and Joker. Architect builds on the map; Merchant moves and places Houses; Character recruits a card; Contract obtains or fulfils a Contract; King moves the King marker; Joker substitutes for one of the other five types. All points from one main action must be spent on that same type rather than split between types. Within the chosen action, use its legal options in the order allowed by its rules. Completing a building can grant a continuing bonus to a specified action.

Tasks, storage, and Bonus tiles: A player may perform listed Tasks at any time during their own action turn, before, after, or between Action Point expenditures. Tasks include paying to fulfil Contracts, placing a Crest, constructing at a Cathedral, or using a Helper; costs and prerequisites still apply. The die sequence is choose a die, optionally claim its Bonus tile, gain resources, and take the action. Place claimed tiles in personal storage, which must have room. Resolve a Helper fully before another tile or the main action; a tile activation must spend at least one Action Point and cannot be used as a free discard.

King phase: The King track determines a round reward, point changes, and turn order for the next round. The player in the leading position takes the listed reward; when there is no reward beside that space in the final round, the leader receives four Victory Points instead. Low positions can lose points, so the track is not a one-way source of bonuses. If players tie, the marker stacked lower at that space has priority; turn order is then set from track position.

Fair phase: A player qualifies if they have a House in the Fair town or have a Merchant there when the Fair is scored. Score the town's printed Victory Points plus the value on the current Fair tile, multiplied by the number of times the player meets that tile's condition. Count the condition as shown on the tile; do not substitute the number of different condition types. Flip the Fair tile after scoring. The fourth-round Fair is scored normally, then Cleanup is skipped and final scoring follows.

Final scoring and ties: After the fourth Fair, multiply each player's number of Houses on the map by their number of Pillars for Victory Points. Score completed buildings by count: one or two score zero, three score five, four score ten, five score twenty, and six score thirty. Each group of four resources remaining in personal supply scores one point. Bonus tiles in storage are not leftover resources. The highest total wins; a tie goes to the player earlier in turn order.