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guild memBership

Guild membership is a crucial part of the game. Not only

does it enable you to perform the push and pull functions

during a Guild Action for immediate veneration points, it

also earns you reccurring vp at the dawn of each epoch.

Membership in a guild is realized by earning related status

stars as follows:

• Each related pawn in play: +1 (primary)

• Each related feudum ruled: +3 (primary)

• Each related location ruled: +1 (secondary)

You must have at least 1 of the guild’s primary criteria

(pawn or feudum) in play BEFORE the guild’s related

location (outpost, farm or town) counts towards status in

that guild. (Refer to location icons printed in each guild.)

Guild Track

If you have earned 1 or more status stars in a guild, you

MUST immediately place an inﬂuence marker from your

personal supply onto the related guild track. If you have

no inﬂuence markers in your personal supply, place one

in the guild as soon as you get one. Inﬂuence markers

in guilds may not be voluntarily removed.

Guild Status

The player with the most

status stars places his marker

on the space furthest to the right on the guild track

denoting him as guild master. Players with the second

and third most status stars place markers to the left in

descending order and are known as the journeyman and

apprentice respectively. The guild master, journeyman

and apprentice score 5, 3 or 1 vp respectively at the

dawn of each epoch. Note: The apprentice space is

NOT used in a game with less than 4 players. Whether or

not the space is occupied, the apprentice portion of a

payment is ALWAYS sent to the opposite side of the board

to the church coffer or farmer’s purse.

You must surpass (not tie) another player in status stars to

take his spot on a guild track. When this happens, replace

his marker with yours and bump his marker 1 square to

the left (or return his marker if no space remains).

Farmer’s Purse

When the guild master at the Farmer Guild

performs the push function, he splits any

shillings in the farmer’s purse with the journeyman, keeping

the odd numbered shilling. If there is no journeyman, that

portion remains in the purse for the next distribution.

Reeves (Advanced Game)

When you perform a journeyman’s pull or a

guild master’s push, you may add a maximum

of 1 Reeve disc to the guild (top left or right

respectively) to immediately score a bonus of

+1 vp AND another +1 vp if your second reeve

is in play at another guild! A future push or pull

done with your reeve present will score in the

same manner.

Note: Players who throw feasts do NOT score

for their opponent’s reeves.

If you switch from journeyman to guild master

or vice versa, move your reeve to that side of

the guild. If you are demoted to apprentice (4

to 5-player game), or get bumped off the guild,

return the reeve to your personal supply.

Note: Using your reeves may limit you

from entering the Epic Voyage and

Military Service Tracks!

For example, the red player rules a noble feudum

(+3 ), and a town (+1 ) for a total of +4 , making him

the guild master. Green has a noble pawn (+1 ) and a

town (+1 ) in play for a total of +2 , making him the

journeyman. Later, red loses his feudum, and suddenly

his town does not count towards his star total. Red loses

his guild membership and green becomes the guild

master. Later, red migrates a noble pawn to the board

(+1 ). Suddenly, his town counts towards his total

again, but he now only ties green with +2 and must

settle for journeyman status.

apprentice journeyman guild master

Miss Allison

The six guilds

When playing a Guild Action, you must choose 1 of 3

guild functions. The 6 guilds and their functions are

described on the next few pages and summarized on the

back side of your reference card. Note: There are limited

resources in the game and a shortage may weaken or

prevent a guild action.

1. Farmer Guild

1. Trade at Guild

Any player may

send all goods from

one of his ruled farms to the

Farmer Guild to receive 1 food

or 1 shilling for every 2 goods

sent. Note: Acquired food and/or

shillings are taken from the

haversack and/or general supply.

Surplus

Any goods sent to the Farmer Guild

above its limit of 10 go back into the

haversack, UNLESS there are beads atop

the chickens. The sum of the beads here is

the number of goods that randomly “spill over” into ﬁrst the

Merchant Guild and then the Alchemist Guild if space

permits. Whatever is left, or does not ﬁt, goes back into

the haversack.

2. Pull into Guild

The journeyman at the Farmer

Guild pulls 2 rosary beads from

the Monk Guild with the lowest and highest values and gives

them to an opponent who secretly divides the beads into two

closed ﬁsts. The journeyman selects a ﬁst and places the

chosen bead (alms) onto an empty chicken space in the

Farmer Guild, returning the other to the rosary.

If the new sum of beads atop the chickens is 5 or more, score

3 vp and draw 2 Royal Writ cards keeping 1 of them. Return

the other card to bottom of deck.

3. Push out of Guild

The guild master at the Farmer

Guild moves 5 goods (fewer if

impossible) from the Farmer Guild to the Merchant Guild.

Place the goods in their respective bins. If there is no room

for a particular good, you may not transfer it. If you complete

1/2/3 rows or columns, you receive 4/5/6 vp respectively.

(You may complete rows/columns that were partially ﬁlled.)

Note: During this function, you may complete rows or

columns, but not both, as a good may not count twice toward

your goal.

Pull Push

Trade

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