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For example, if you occupy 2 Small Folk Regions,

you can collect 2 more Resource Cards if you have

at least 2 Command Cards to the left of your Plunder

Command when it is played.

Even if you play the Plunder Command with several cards

to the left of it, you only get to draw extra Resource Cards

if you occupy Small Folk Regions (1 extra Resource Card

for each occupied Small Folk Region). But to benet from

occupying Small Folk Regions, you must play the Plunder

Command after you have played other Command Cards.

Note: The Storm Giants have the “Negotiate”

Command, which serves the same purpose as the

Plunder Command.

USING RESOURCE CARDS

Resource Cards can be used for many dierent purposes

as listed on their individual cards. After using a Resource

Card’s text, discard the Resource Card face up into the

Resource Discard Pile.

Trade Command

The Trade Command allows you

to trade your Resource Cards

with adjacent giants or with the

Resource Deck. You may trade 1

card + 1 additional card for each

Command Card to the left of

your Trade Command. You may

only make one total trade (large

or small) during your turn, and

the trade happens all at once, no

matter how many cards you are

trading. You do not trade cards

individually one at a time.

TRADING WITH ADJACENT GIANT ARMIES

If another giant army is adjacent to one of your armies, you

may force a trade with that army. You essentially give the

opponent a certain number of Resource Cards (up to the limit

prescribed by your Trade Command), and they

must

trade

you the same number of Resource Cards back, if possible.

The opponent chooses which of their Resource Cards to give

you in return, but they must choose from among the Resource

Cards they owned at the start of your turn.

When forcing a trade, you can give the opponent a

maximum number of Resource Cards equal to the number

of Resource Cards owned by the opponent. If you trade

enough Resource Cards to equal your opponent’s total

number of Resource Cards, then they are obliged to give

you all of their original Resource Cards in exchange.

For example, you are next to the re giants who possess

a Journey Rune (green), a Blood Rune (red), and 2 Food.

You desperately need one of those Runes, so you trade

the re giants all 3 of your Resource Cards. The re

giants choose which 3 Resource Cards to give you in

return. Since the re giants only have 4 Resource Cards,

they will be obliged to provide you with at least 1 Rune.

your 3 hill giants. You only need to pay this penalty one

time this turn, even though you are moving 3 hill giants

through Delimbiyr Vale this turn. If you move units

through 2 dierent enemy regions during the same

turn, you must pay the penalty one time for

each

enemy

region that your units are passing through.

To wound a healthy unit, you simply ip the unit over to

its wounded side. If you wound an already wounded unit,

it is defeated and removed from the board (and the enemy

receives Ordning Points equal to the unit’s Ordning Value,

as normal). Note that since Champion Figures cannot

become wounded, they cannot be used to pay this penalty.

A single Champion passing through an enemy region

without any companions must pay one Resource Card or

be unable to pass through the region.

For most of the game, your giants also cannot end their

movement in an enemy’s Starting Region, even if it is

empty. However, you may pass through an enemy’s Starting

Region to the other side using the normal movement

rules outlined above. If your enemy has no units in their

Starting Region, your giants may pass through to the

other side without paying a Resource Card or sustaining a

wound. Once the rst OP Pool has been depleted, the Final

Ordning begins and your giants are allowed to end their

movement in an enemy’s Starting Region if there are no

units there to defend it.

Stacking limit: Each giant race has a stacking limit that

limits the number of giant units that the race can have in a

single region at the same time. The stacking limits for each

giant race are listed on the game board. Note that Leader

Tokens and Champion Figures are considered units, so

their presence aects the stacking limit. Also, you may

never have more than 1 of your Champion Figures in the

same region as your other Champion Figure. It is okay,

however, to move one of your Champions

through

your

other Champion’s region.

If you ever desire to move a unit into a region where there

is no room, then you may do so if you rst remove one of

your other giants from the destination region and return

it to your supply. You may do this freely as long as you are

only doing so to make room for incoming units.

Plunder Command / Negotiate Command

The “Plunder” Command allows you to pillage the nearby

small folk to draw Resource

Cards from the top of the

Resource Deck and place them

face up in your Resource Area.

You initially draw 2 Resource

Cards. Afterwards, for every

Command Card to the left of the

Plunder Command, you may

draw 1 Resource Card from

a Small Folk Region that you

occupy (maximum of 1 extra

Resource per region).

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