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TRIBE OF MINOTAURS

Though their visage is bestial

and their reputation cruel, the

Minotaurs of the Six Kingdoms

are mighty at war and productive

in peacetime. Their herd-like

instincts enable them to work

together, accomplishing much

more than their numbers would suggest.

If you choose a Minotaur to be the Leader of a Band of Allies, you

need one less card than normal to place your Control marker in the

matching Kingdom.

For example, if you have 3 Control markers in Rhea, you can add a

fourth mar ker there by playing a Band with a red Minotaur Leader consist-

ing of just 3 cards.

TRIBE OF ORCS

The most migratory of Tribes, it is

against the nature of Orcs to remain

in one place for long. On the one

hand, it teaches them to dispose of all

unnecessary possessions. After all,

who wants to carry furniture you’re

never going to use? On the other

hand, it does breed a certain kind of jealousy, and when a

horde of Orcs grows big enough, they ﬁnd it hard not to

“liberate” some pretty things…

If you choose an Orc as the Leader of a Band of Allies, you may

place one of your Control markers on your Orc Horde board in the

space that matches the color of your Orc Leader (in addition to any

Control marker you may be able to place in a Kingdom). You can only

have one Control marker in each space on your Orc Horde board.

At the end of the Age, you may emp your Orc Horde to have

them go pillaging. If you do, you score Glor based on the number of

Control markers you removed, as shown on your Orc Horde board. Or

you can leave your markers there to tr to score higher in a later Age.

For example, if you play a Band of Allies with an orange Orc Leader,

you can place a Control marker in Ithys (if your Band is large enough) and a

second marker on the orange space of your Orc Horde board.

If you have a total of 3 markers on your Orc Horde board at the end of any

Age, you can remove them to earn 6 Glor.

TRIBE OF SKELETONS

The biggest mystery that surrounds the Tribe

of Skeletons is where, exactly, they come from. No

one has ever admitted to animating the remains

of the dead. And yet, these creatures will happily

follow anyone that gives them a direction. Sadly,

despite their loyalty and devotion, without powerful

magic, Skeletons cannot remain intact, and the chaos

surrounding the end of an Age always disrupts their

animation.

Unlike other Tribes, Skeletons can never be the Leader of a Band

of Allies. But Skeletons are treated as a “wild card”: you can add them

to any Band regardless of their color or Tribe. They count towards the

abili of the Leader of their Band and for achieving the necessar

card number to place your Control marker on a Kingdom, as normal.

However, Skeletons are brittle and can surive only through

powerl magic. As a result, at the end of ever Age, all Skeletons,

wherever they are, must be discarded before awarding Glor for the

Bands of Allies.

For example, if you have a Band of 5 Allies that includes 2 Skeletons, at

the end of the Age those Skeletons are discarded, and you only score Glor for

the 3 cards le behind.

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