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Some clever giants (i.e. clever players) can suggest a

“friendly” trade, in which case both parties may choose to

trade a certain number of cards willingly. Because this is

not a forced trade, even uneven trades can take place (for

example, trading 2 Food for 1 Rune) if both players agree to

it. However, the total number of cards that you can give to

your opponent is still limited by the position of your Trade

Command Card in relation to your other Command Cards.

If an opponent rejects a friendly trade oer, you may still

perform a dierent type of trade afterwards, either with the

same or a dierent player, or with the Resource Deck.

TRADING WITH THE RESOURCE DECK

When trading with the Resource Deck, you may discard

any number of your Resource Cards (up to your trade limit)

into the Resource Discard Pile. In return, you draw the

same number of cards from the top of the Resource Deck

and add them face up to your Resource Area.

You may, if you wish, search for 1 card of your choice in

the Resource Discard Pile as part of this trade. You may

only do this

once

per trade, even if you are trading multiple

cards with the Resource Deck. The card you receive from

the discard pile takes the place of 1 of the cards that you

were entitled to draw from the top of the Resource Deck.

For example, you decide to trade 4 of your Resource

Cards with the Resource Deck. After discarding your

4 Resources, you search the Resource Discard Pile

for 1 Resource Card of your choice, and then you draw

3 new Resource Cards from the top of the Resource

Deck. You cannot receive more than 1 card from the

Resource Discard Pile during this trade.

Note: Any player may search the Resource Discard Pile

at any time during the game, including when deciding

whether or not to play the Trade Command.

Recruit Command

The Recruit Command allows

you to add new giants to your

forces. You immediately receive

the number of Recruit Points

specied on your Recruit

Command + 1 additional Recruit

Point for each Command Card to

the left of the Recruit Command

Card when it is played. The

Recruit Points that you receive

must be spent immediately or

not at all. They cannot be saved

for future turns.

To purchase a new unit, you must pay a number of Recruit

Points equal to the unit’s Ordning Value. The new unit is

placed with its healthy side up in your Starting Region.

Leader Tokens and Unit Tokens have their Ordning

Values printed on them, while Champion Figures have

their Ordning Values printed on their corresponding

Champion Cards.

You may recruit any units that you own, including your leader

if he or she was defeated earlier in the game. Even units that

enter the game for free due to special circumstances (such as

King Hekaton or the Vonindod) can be recruited again later at

full Ordning Value cost if they are defeated.

Stacking Limit: As mentioned in the “Move Command”

section on pages 11-12, 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.

If you ever desire to deploy a unit into your Starting Region

when there is no room, then you may do so if you rst

remove one of your other giants from the destination space

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.

King Hekaton (Storm Giants): Because the storm giants

have two dierent champions, it may sometimes be the

case that the storm giant player prefers to have King

Hekaton in a region instead of the other storm giant

champion. If this happens during any circumstance, then

the storm giant player is permitted to remove the other

storm giant champion from play in order to make room for

King Hekaton.

Lyn Armaal (Cloud Giants): The cloud giants’ Starting

Region is the Evermoors, but they do not necessarily

recruit new units there. Instead, they recruit units wherever

the Lyn Armaal Token is present, assuming that there are

no enemy units in the same region. This provides the cloud

giants with a certain degree of exibility when recruiting

new units, but it presents a danger as well since Lyn

Armaal’s current region might be attacked and conquered,

leaving the cloud giants without a region to recruit units

until they move Lyn Armaal elsewhere.

Note: The cloud giants’ Starting Region is always

considered the Evermoors, even if they move Lyn

Armaal somewhere else. This means that other giants

cannot attack or end their movement in the Evermoors

until the Final Ordning has begun, even if Lyn Armaal

is no longer there.

Leader Command

The Leader Command activates

your Leader’s special ability.

This ability is printed on the

corresponding Leader Card and

represents either an immediate

eect or an eect that lasts as

long as the Leader Command

remains on the table. Keep in

mind, however, that if a Leader

is wounded, the Leader’s

corresponding Leader Card

is ipped face down and the

Leader’s special ability is no longer considered to be active.

Alternatively, a player may use the Leader Command to

return their defeated Leader to their Starting Region for

free, although the Leader starts o wounded so its special

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