pleasedontburnmyvillage
A fearsome dragon is threatening to burn all the villages in the kingdom! Luckily dragons are greedy, so if you can bribe him with treasures from the battlefield like a barbarian's axe or a phoenix feather, you might persuade him to spare your village. Unfortunately, other villagers in the kingdom have the same idea...
In Please Don't Burn My Village!, which is set in the world of Castle Panic, you want to bribe with the right treasure at the right time to keep the dragon's attention — while buying treasures at the black market and cursing the other villagers' treasures. When no treasure remains, the dragon will burn all of the villages except one. Will yours be the one that survives?
In more detail, players hold a hand of treasure cards that they can use to 1) bribe the dragon, 2) buy more treasure cards from the black market, or 3) draw a treasure card. When they bribe the dragon, they place the cards in sets in front of them, move the token up in value in the dragon's favor, and deal more cards into the black market.
If they instead choose to buy at the black market, they pay from their hand the number of cards indicated on a black market stall, take the cards from that stall into their hand, and move down a treasure in the dragon's favor that matches one of the cards they used to buy their cards. The number of spaces a player moves a token up (when bribing the dragon) or down (when buying at the black market) equals the number cards played. If players don't want to affect the values in the dragon's favor or are out of cards, they can simply draw a card.
The game features a push-your-luck ending: every time someone bribes the dragon, cards are turned over and placed in the black market spaces until a matching card or wild is revealed. When no card is found and the deck runs out, the game ends, play stops and players add any cards in their hand to bribes that match cards they previously played. (A player cannot add wild cards and new treasure types at this time.) Then they sum the total value of their bribes, with each card being worth its value in the dragon's favor. Unplayed wild and treasure cards are worth -1 to -4 points. The player with the highest score wins, sparing their village from disaster. Who can best time their bribes to ensure their treasures are most valued by the dragon when the game comes to an end?
Numărul de jucători: 2 - 5
Durata jocului: 17 mn
Complexitate: 1 / 5
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How to Play
On your turn, perform one of the following actions:
- Bribe the Dragon (3 steps)
- Visit the Black Market (2 steps)
- Draw 1 card
Bribe the Dragon
Maybe he’ll spare us for a pile of Magic Scrolls?
Step 1: Make the Bribe
Choose 1 or more Treasure cards of the same type (plus any Wilds) from your hand to offer the Dragon. You may make a new Bribe OR add to an existing Bribe.
Wild cards CANNOT be played on their own as a new Bribe. They must be played with at least 1 Treasure card. Wild cards CAN be added to an already existing Bribe on their own.
Step 2: Gain the Dragon's Favor
The Dragon is pleased, and your Treasure increases in value.
- The Treasure token matching the Treasure card you played moves one space to the right for every card you used (including Wilds) to make a Bribe.
- Treasure tokens you pass are moved down to make room.
- A Treasure token can never go beyond the 4 space. If you Bribe with the Treasure type already in the 4 space, the Treasure token does not move.
Step 3: Refill the Black Market
- Cards are dealt from the deck into the Market Stalls.
- The first Treasure is added to the 3 Market Stall, the second to the 2 Market Stall, and so on.
- After placing a Treasure in the 0 Market Stall, the next Treasure card will start the line over in the 3 Market Stall, then the 2 Market Stall, and so on.
- Treasures will be placed like this until either a card matching the Treasure card you played in your Bribe OR a Wild card is placed in a Market Stall.
- If the deck runs out before a matching Treasure card (or Wild card) is turned over, the game ends.
Visit the Black Market
It’s a deal too good to pass up!
Step 1: Buy Treasure Cards
You can visit the Black Market to buy more Treasure cards and curse a Treasure token to reduce its value.
- Decide which Market Stall you would like to buy cards from.
- Discard the number of cards from your hand equal to the cost shown on the chosen Market Stall.
- You may discard Treasure cards of any type to pay the cost. They do not need to be all the same.
- You can discard Wild cards to count towards that total, but you can never discard ONLY Wild cards. You must discard at least 1 Treasure card.
- Take all the cards from the Market Stall and add them to your hand.
- Cards in the 0 Market Stall may be taken for free without discarding any cards, as they have no cost.
- There is no limit to the number of cards you may have in your hand.
Step 2: Curse a Treasure
- Select a Treasure card you discarded (not a Wild) to be cursed.
- Move that Treasure token down 1 space to the left in the Dragon's Favor for every card you discarded. This decreases the value of that Treasure.
- Treasure tokens you pass are moved up to make room.
- If you choose the cards in the 0 Market Stall, you do not curse a Treasure token because no cards were paid.
- Unlike when making a Bribe, you CANNOT discard more cards than the cost of the cards you are buying.
Draw 1 Card
Maybe we can find something good lying around?
- Instead of Making a Bribe or Visiting the Black Market, you may draw the top card of the deck and add it to your hand.
- There is no limit to the number of cards you may have in your hand.
- Drawing the last card from the deck does not end the game.
- If the deck is empty before you choose this action, the game ends.
Game End
The game does not end immediately when the deck is empty. Instead, it ends when you would draw a card, but cannot do so.
- Once the game ends, Treasure cards in your hand matching Bribes you have already made will be added to your bribes.
- Any Treasure cards you haven't used in Bribes will stay in your hand.
- Wild cards will stay in your hand.
Scoring
- Every card in a Bribe is worth the value shown for the matching Treasure token in the Dragon's Favor.
- For every Treasure card left in your hand, you lose the value shown for the matching Treasure token in the Dragon’s Favor.
- For every Wild card left in your hand, you lose 2 points.
- The player with the highest score will have their village spared and is the winner!
- In case of a tie, the player who has the most cards of the highest value Treasure token is the winner.
- If still tied, the player with the most cards of the next value to the left in the Dragon's Favor wins, and so on.