Dominion

Setup: For 2–4 players, each starts with seven Coppers and three Estates, shuffled into a deck; draw five. The Supply contains seven Base piles and ten selected Kingdom piles. Ordinary Kingdom piles contain ten cards; Victory Kingdom piles use Victory-pile counts. Two players use eight Estates, Duchies and Provinces and ten Curses. Three or four use twelve per Victory pile and twenty or thirty Curses respectively.

Turn: Resolve Action, Buy and Clean-up phases in order. Normally begin with one Action, one Buy and zero coins. Unused Actions, Buys and money disappear before the next turn.

Actions: Spend an Action to play an Action card, resolving it completely from top to bottom before playing another. Extra Actions increase the allowance and extra cards are drawn immediately. Using remaining Actions is optional. Gaining a card does not play it.

Buying: First play any number of chosen Treasures; Copper, Silver and Gold produce one, two and three coins. Then buy affordable Supply cards. Normally buy one; extra Buys divide the same money across more purchases. After the first purchase, do not play more Treasures.

Gaining and costs: Normally take gained cards from the Supply to your discard pile; specified destinations such as hand or deck override this. Buying spends turn money rather than returning Treasure cards. Direct gains such as Workshop do not consume Buys, and extra money cannot increase their stated cost limits.

Clean-up and shuffling: Discard played Actions and Treasures and every remaining hand card, then draw five. If you need to process more deck cards than remain, shuffle discards and place them beneath the remaining deck first. An empty deck alone does not trigger an immediate shuffle.

Discarding and trashing: Discarded cards remain yours and can cycle back. Trashed cards enter the shared Trash, cease to belong to you, do not score for you and do not shuffle back. Resolve as much of a card as possible unless its wording imposes a condition or choice.

Attacks and Reactions: Attacks affect opponents according to their text. Reveal Moat from hand when an opponent plays an Attack to protect yourself from that attack; it remains in hand. Resolve simultaneous effects on different players, such as gaining Curses, in turn order starting with the current player.

End and score: At turn end, end the game if Provinces are empty or at least three Supply piles are empty, including Treasure or Curse piles. Score owned cards in every area: Estate one, Duchy three, Province six and Curse minus one. If Gardens is used, each scores one per ten total owned cards, rounded down. Most points wins; tied players with fewer turns win, or share victory if still tied.