CoolMiniOrNot CMNETH001 Ethnos Game, Multicoloured

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c. If the Giants are in play, place the Giant token next to the main game board with the side matching the number of players face up.

Lay down the cards you want to include in the Band in front of you-remember that they must all be the same color or Tribe. My oldest daughter played clarinet and I got her a middle grade one so we didn't have to rent it. Of course, just after we got it she quits. You may use the ability on your Leader's card (abilities on the other cards have no effect, except for the Skeleton). Each Tribe has its own unique ability. At the end of the Third Age, the player with the most Control markers in a Kingdom earns Glory equal to the value of the highest Glory token in that Kingdom (in the "III" space). The player with the second most earns Glory equal to the middle token (in the "II" space), and the third place player earns Glory from the lowest Glory token in that Kingdom (in the "I" space).If the Tribe of Merfolk or the Tribe of Giants are in the game, use the 2-3 player side of the matching board or token.

How to win:Score the most glory by controlling regions, playing large bands and scoring other points through various Race special abilities. At the end of the first age, whoever has the most tokens in a region scores the glory shown on the first token. After the second age, the players with the most and second most tokens score glory equal to the values shown on the first and second tokens respectively. Players score similarly after the third age, then whoever has the most glory wins. (Games with two and three players last only two ages.) If your Band is large enough, place one of your Control markers on the Kingdom that matches the color of your Leader card. You can only place a Control marker if there are currently fewer Control markers of your color in that Kingdom than the number of cards in the Band you just played (for example, you only need 1 card to place your first marker in a Kingdom, 2 cards to place your second marker there, and so on).A Band of Allies is a group of cards that you play together from your hand. A Band can include anywhere from 1 to 10 cards. All of the cards in a Band must belong to the same Tribe (i.e., have the same name and art) or to the same Kingdom (i.e., have the same color). You must also wisely choose who will be the Leader of each Band, as only Leaders can use their special abilities to aid you. The player who can gather the most Glory over three Ages will be crowned Lord of Ethnos-and win the game! They would each receive 3 Glory: 4 + 2 = 6, divided by two. Wilfred would still be third and get nothing. Shuffle all the Setup cards and turn over six of them. These cards determine which six Tribes will be used in the game. Some area control games can have opponents messing with your pieces, moving them or killing them to gain control of regions. Thisstyle of game can be frustrating for some, especially when it ruins a move or a strategy built throughout a game. Ethnos is not one of these games, instead focusing on simply building more control than other opponents. Are There Any Issues?