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• The player whose master builder was drawn first can now choose whether to place

the master builder (for a cost of 7 gold) or to pass (and lose the first action!)

• If the player decides to place a master builder, he or she places the master builder on

the chosen space and moves his or her wealth marker down 7 spaces. Next, the cost

marker is moved 1 space lower on the cost track; placing the next master builder will

cost only 6 gold. Then the next master builder is drawn from the bag. (It is possible

that this could belong to the same player.) The player whose master builder was

drawn may choose to place his or her master builder at the cost shown, or to pass.

This continues until all of the master builders have been drawn from the bag.

• Whenever a player has either placed

a master builder or passed, the cost

marker is moved 1 space lower on

the cost track. This means placing

the first master builder costs 7 gold,

the second costs 6, the third 5, the

fourth 4, the fifth 3, the sixth 2, and

the seventh 1 gold.

• From the eighth master builder and on, placing master builders is free. (Therefore,

players no longer have the option of passing and the master builders must be placed.)

Important: When playing with 2 players, the cost marker is placed on “0” after all 6

master builders have been drawn from the bag.

• If the player whose master builder is drawn from the bag decides to pass, the master

builder is placed on the cost track

on the space corresponding to the

cost the player would have paid if he

or she had opted to place the master

builder instead of pass.

Example: The red player passed on a

cost of 7 gold. The cost marker is moved

to the 6 and the red master builder is

placed on the cost space next to the 7.

• After all of the master builders have been drawn from the bag, the master builders

who were passed are placed on the master builder spaces, starting with the player

whose master builder is furthest to the left on the cost track (i.e., the one who first

passed). Then, the master builder

who was passed second is placed,

and so on.

Example: The red player passed first,

then the blue player, and then the red

player again. Now that all the other

master builders have been placed, red

may place his master builder for free onto

a master builder space, then blue, and

then red again.

Important: A specific event card stipulates that each player may only place 2 master

builders in the next round. In this case, the third master builder of each color is placed

next to the board when it is drawn.

Phase III: Game Board Actions (in Clockwise Order)

• In this phase, the players resolve the actions associated with each numbered location

on the game board. The actions are resolved in numerical order, which corresponds

to a clockwise direction around the board. The master builders are returned to the

bag once the actions of a location have been completed.

1. Events: Reveal the top event card

• After all master builders have been placed on the

game board, the starting player turns over the topmost

event card and reads it aloud. The event is resolved

immediately.

• There are positive (with a seal) and negative (with no seal) events. An event applies,

in principle, to all players.

• A negative event affects all players, except perhaps a player who has placed a

master builder at the Archbishop’s seat in this round. This player has the option of

protecting himself or herself from negative events (see below).

Note: One of the event cards requires the players to pay 4 gold each. If a player cannot pay

4 gold, he or she must pay as much gold as he or she has. Players lose 1 victory point for

every 2 gold that they cannot pay (rounded down, in the player’s favor).

Note: If a player loses a craftsman due to the effects of an event card, remove the craftsman

card from the game.

2. Archbishop’s seat: Protection from events

If you beg the spiritual powers for assistance, you need not fear

any stroke of fate. You might even get support for your plans.

A player who has placed a master builder at the

Archbishop’s seat in this round can choose either to be

protected from a negative event or, regardless of the event,

to take 1 building resource of his or her choice from the

resource market. (Note: Not from the 3 resource spaces!)

3. Wool mill: Collect income

• Each player receives his or her income from the wool

mill.

• Each worker that a player placed in the wool mill at the

end of Phase I earns the player 1 gold. Move the player’s

wealth marker to reflect the increase in gold. The workers are

then returned to the player’s reserve.

Important: A player may not have more than 30 gold; any additional income is lost.

4. Kingsbridge: Take an advantage card

Generous support is available to those who seek it from the secular

authorities.

Each player who has placed a builder in Kingsbridge receives

the advantage card that was placed above that master builder

space. For further explanation of the advantage cards, see below.

Should one or both fields in Kingsbridge remain unoccupied, the

advantage cards are removed from the game.

Brother Remigius

supports you in

the monastery!

In a later round,

you may place one

of your master

builders for free.

liena

supports the building

of the cathedral!

Each round, you

receive 1 additional

wood production.

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