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DeaLs in DetaiL

Deals are the focus of New Angeles; each deal represents an

opportunity for a corporation to make a powerful ally through

services oered to the city. During a deal, the active player

proposes an action that benets the board, and he attempts to

convince the other players to support that action. e other

players can compete to propose alternative actions, then they

can give support to the action they think is best. e player

whose proposed action has the most support wins the deal.

e process of a deal consists of the following steps:

1. asset

e active player reveals the rightmost asset card below the

turn track (the card whose slot has the highest number), reads

it aloud, and places it faceup in the “Revealed Asset” box of the

board so all players can see it (asset cards are explained later).

2. Main offer

e active player chooses one action card from his hand and

places it faceup in the “Main Oer” box of the board. is is

his  , and throughout the deal, he should try to

convince other players of its importance (see the “Negotiaton”

sidebar below).

3. counteroffer

Starting with the player to the le of the active player and

proceeding clockwise, each player has one opportunity to

propose a . To propose a counteroer, that

player chooses an action card from his hand and places it

faceup in the “Counteroer” box of the board.

A player can propose a counteroer even if one has already

been proposed. To do so, he must discard action cards from

his hand equal to the number of faceup action cards in the

“Counteroer” box. His counteroer is placed on top of any

other action cards already in the “Counteroer” box, making it

more costly for the next player to propose a counteroer. e

player who proposes the last counteroer is the 

.

Aer each player has an opportunity to propose a counteroer

(excluding the active player), play proceeds to the next step.

4. suPPort

If there is no counteroer, the players skip directly to the

Resolution step. Otherwise, the players who are not either the

active player or the countering player become 

, who can use their action cards to determine the

winner of the deal.

Starting with the supporting player to the le of the active

player and proceeding clockwise, each supporting player has

one opportunity to support an oer. To provide support, he

chooses any number of action cards from his hand and places

them facedown next to either the main oer or counteroer. If

he does not want to support either side, he can abstain.

e active and countering players are highly encouraged to

negotiate with the supporting players to garner support for

their oers (see the “Negotiation” sidebar).

5. resoLution

e winner of the deal is the player whose oer has the most

facedown action cards next to it. If the main oer and the

counteroer have the same number of action cards next to

them, the active player wins the deal.

e winner of the deal resolves the action card he proposed

for his oer. en, he claims the revealed asset card, placing it

faceup next to his corp sheet. All action cards played as oers

or in support are discarded facedown to the discard pile.

neGOtiatiOn

Negotiation is the key to success in New Angeles since

a player rarely wins a deal without the support of other

players. Players should do their best to gather support for

their actions and are highly encouraged to do so through

any means necessary. Sometimes a player can argue that his

action is just what the city needs. However, winners do not

rely on necessity; a promised reward or thinly veiled threat

can be just as persuasive, and nothing greases the wheels of

industry like the simple exchange of capital.

See the “Trading” section on page 14 for more details on

the rules of trading.

Humanity Labor has once again denied any connection between

the advocacy organization and the violent movement Human

First. is comes in the wake of another spate of vandalism

in which dozens of androids, both bioroids and clones, were

destroyed by sledgehammer-wielding activists in “Robot City.”

A masked Human First spokesperson released a statement via

shoutcast: “We will never accept being replaced by androids. Take

up your hammer! Take down the golems!”

“We will not stand by while average citizens are terrorized by the

violent and extremist methods of this dangerous movement,” said

Lieutenant Khromova of the Violent Crimes Investigation Division.

“Androids are private property and their destruction is a serious

crime.” Speaking o the record, police sources conrm that the

NAPD considers Humanity Labor a public front for Human First.

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