Dominion: Intrigue

Setup: Choose ten Kingdom piles from the Second Edition list, either entirely from Intrigue or mixed with owned sets. Add Copper/Silver/Gold, Estate/Duchy/Province, Curse and a Trash area. Each player shuffles seven Coppers and three Estates and draws five. Victory Supply piles use eight cards for two players or twelve for three–four; use ten/twenty/thirty Curses respectively.

Turn sequence: Action, Buy, Clean-up. Start each turn with one Action and one Buy. Action cards may add Actions, cards, Buys or money for this turn. Finish resolving the current Action before spending another Action to play the next card; using every available Action is optional.

Buying: Play any number of Treasures first, then pay to buy cards from the Supply. Extra Buys share your available money; gained cards normally enter your discard pile rather than your hand. You cannot play more Treasures after buying. Producing money does not consume Treasure cards, and unused money and allowances disappear at turn end.

Clean-up and cycling: Discard played cards and remaining hand cards, then draw five. When an instruction needs more deck cards than remain, shuffle your discard pile beneath the remaining deck first; an empty deck alone does not cause an immediate shuffle. Trashed cards enter the shared Trash and leave your ownership, unlike discarded cards.

Choices: You may choose an option you cannot fully perform and do as much as possible, but conditional rewards still require their condition. Pawn requires choosing two different options before resolving either. Trading Post, for example, awards its Silver only if two cards were actually trashed, not just one.

Multiple types: Harem is both Treasure and Victory; Mill and Nobles are both Action and Victory. All relevant rules recognize every listed type. Playing them does not spend their endgame points. Ironworks can award multiple type bonuses for one multi-type card. Each Duke scores according to the number of Duchies you own.

Interaction and Reactions: Follow each Attack’s instructions and reveal/resolve Reactions one at a time at their specified timing. Masquerade passes cards and is not an Attack: players with cards simultaneously pass one left, skipping empty hands; passing is not gaining. Only the player who played Masquerade may then trash a hand card.

Ending and scoring: With two–four players, finish the current turn if Provinces are empty or at least three Supply piles are empty, then score all owned cards. Highest score wins; tied players with fewer turns win, otherwise share victory. Five–six players need extra base cards: fifteen/eighteen Provinces, forty/fifty Curses and a four-empty-pile threshold.