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遊戲教學 #1851
Move #2
Progression 0%
BETA version
As this is an early version of the game, you agree that bugs can still occur. [More]
It's your turn!
Nekonyancer[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53f54a0a97.51185179.jpg[/img]
After 5000 years, the ice has at least begun to recede, allowing the remnants of humanity to emerge from beneath the earth. Each faction will try to revive the frozen earth according to their own ideals!
[green][tip] This tutorial is best viewed on a computer![/green]1maintitlebar_content000
NekonyancerIn *Revive,* players will play cards onto their personal boards to gain resources, then use them to place meeples and structures on the board, unlocking new technologies and abilities.
Eventually, players will acquire *artifacts,* which increase specific scoring criteria. When enough artifacts have been collected, the game will end, and [green]whoever has the most points wins![/green]2maintitlebar_content000
NekonyancerBy default, each player is given a random *Tribe* with unique abilities. However, for this tutorial, I allowed each player to pick one.
Each tribe board has two sides: a *sun* side (left) and a *moon* side (right).
[tip] If you want to take a closer look, you can use [red]*these buttons*[/red] to zoom in and out!4zoomminus000zoomplus 1 zoomminus 1
NekonyancerIn general, moon sides are more complicated.
Let's play as the Nadair, using the sun side. It's a simple tribe with flexible abilities, making it good for new players.
*Click [red]here[/red] to select the Nadair! Then click on [blue]"confirm"[/blue] at the top.*6tribeTT_1_0010btn_confirm 2 tribeTT_1_0 6
Nekonyancer[blue]Okay, let's take our first turn![/blue]
Each player can perform 2 *main actions* per turn, plus any number of *free actions.* Main actions include:
*• Play a card.*
*• Explore.*
*• Populate.*
*• Build.*
*• Use Switch token.*
*• Hibernate.*
We may perform the same action twice.1player_name_1194135467d368e54826c00
NekonyancerWe'll start by *playing a card.*
First, we'll need to find our [red]*hand*[/red] and our player board, which have been laid out on a [green]*green mat*[/green] for us.
*Scroll down* until you find them.2player_name_1194135467d368e54826c00active_11941354 6
NekonyancerEach player started the game with a set of *six* starter cards. Of these six, they drew three as their [red]*first hand*[/red] and placed the other three in their [blue]*resting area.*[/blue]3rest_1194135467d368e54826c00active_11941354 1 rest_11941354 2
NekonyancerEach card has 1 or 2 icons across the top and another 1 or 2 across the bottom.
When we play a card, we must tuck part of the card under a *slot* on our player board.
There are four slots on our board - two at the top and two at the bottom [blue](see arrows)[/blue].4rest_1194135467d368e54826c00disc_19 15 disc_21 10 disc_29 15 disc_30 10 active_11941354 1
NekonyancerIf we select a *top slot,* we'll tuck the bottom of the card underneath and activate the *top* icons.
If we select a *bottom slot,* we'll tuck the top of the card underneath and activate the *bottom* icons.5rest_1194135467d368e54826c00disc_19 15 disc_29 15
NekonyancerLet's try it!
*Select [red]this card.[/red]*
BGA should have highlighted all four slots for us.
*Click on the bottom-left slot* [blue](see arrow)[/blue].6rest_1194135467d368e54826c10disc_30 10 active_11941354_item_51 6
Nekonyancer*Great!* Now we can trigger the bottom icons. In this case, there's a slash, so we'll have to pick just one of them.
The icon on the left represents a *slot module.* The one on the right represents a *Tribe ability.*1maintitlebar_content67d369108f75900
NekonyancerSlot modules can augment slots to provide extra resources whenever cards are placed in them. Let's get one!
*Click [blue]here.[/blue] When the two options pop up, select the [blue]left[/blue] one.*2maintitlebar_content67d369108f75910btn_action_0 2
Nekonyancer*Good!* Now we can select one of the five modules in the [blue]Supply.[/blue] If your screen is large enough, you should be able to scroll around and find it. If not, BGA may have moved them all into a *menu* at the top.
*Either way, please find the [blue]Supply[/blue] now.*
The modules are the notched rectangles that look like micro SD cards. Most modules have an indicated resource and 1 or 2 colors, showing which kinds of cards are required to gain the resource.1player_name_1194135467d369147297700supply 2
Nekonyancer*Select [red]this module.[/red]*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53f863d194.73870909.jpg[/img]
*Then continue.*2player_name_1194135467d369147297700slotModules_item_52 1
NekonyancerAre you still looking at our player board? If so, you should see that BGA highlighted all the places where we can place the module. Each card slot on the top of our board can accommodate 3 modules each. Others, only 2.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53f6385ad7.61796424.jpg[/img]
*Place the module [red]here![/red]*3player_name_1194135467d369147297710
Nekonyancer*Good!* We covered up this icon:
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53f7a99422.96194806.jpg[/img]
Whenever we do that, we immediately gain the resource shown on the module.
[green]In this case, we gained one gear![/green]1module_5267d3691d6528800
NekonyancerWe have four resource tracks in the bottom-right corner of our player board. From left to right, they are *crystals, gears, books,* and *food.*
As the first player, we started with our leftmost tracker (crystals) set to 1 and the others set to 0. The second player starts with the 2 leftmost trackers set to 1, and so on.2foodMarker_1194135467d3691d6528800
NekonyancerAnd now, thanks to our module, we have 1 gear as well!3gearsMarker_1194135467d3691d6528800
NekonyancerOkay, that's it for our first action! For our second action, let's play a card into the same slot we placed our module in!
*Select [red]this card![/red] Then select the top-left slot on our board!*4disc_2667d3691d6528810disc_29 15 active_11941354_item_49 6
NekonyancerGreat! We gained 1 food and 1 gear from the card, plus another gear from the module because we used a yellow card, matching one of the module's colors!
That was our second main action, so there's nothing left to do this turn.
*Click on [red]"End Turn"[/red] at the top!*1citizencard_4967d369216c85910btnId_endTurn 1
Nekonyancer[blue]Good! Next, our opponent will take their turn.[/blue]
We don't need to worry about them though. For this tutorial, let's just focus on ourselves.1player_name_1194135467d3692b9ee3900
NekonyancerNext turn!
Let's learn about *constructing buildings.*
Each player may only construct with 5 [red]*small buildings*[/red] and 3 [blue]*large buildings*[/blue] per game. We can see how many we have left of each kind in our player info panel.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53f967c657.95596068.jpg[/img]2player_board_1194135467d36944288b600
Nekonyancer*Small* buildings cost *3* gears each.
*Large* buildings cost *5* gears each.
[green]Looks like we have just enough for a small one![/green]3counter_gears_1194135467d36944288b600
NekonyancerBuildings can only be placed on light brown *sand spaces* on the main board. Most other kinds of spaces grant bonuses whenever a building is built next to them.
One of the main types we'll be looking for is *terrain* spaces.4fieldSel_7_967d36944288b600
NekonyancerThere are three kinds of terrain: *yellow fields, green forests,* and *gray mountains.*
Whenever we place a *small* building next to one, we'll advance one step on the corresponding *machine track,* which I'll show you later. *Large* buildings grant *two* steps instead of one!5fieldSel_7_967d36944288b600
NekonyancerFor example, [red]*this space*[/red] is adjacent to 2 yellow fields and 1 green forest. If we built a large building there, we'd advance *4* spaces on the yellow machine track and *2* spaces on the green track.6fieldSel_5_1067d36944288b600fieldSel_5_10 1
NekonyancerIn addition to adjacent spaces, we'll need to consider *range* when constructing buildings.
We must pay one *food* for each space in between our construction site and our nearest building or meeple.11fieldSel_7_967d36944288b600
NekonyancerRight now, we don't have any meeples or buildings on the board, so range will be calculated from *the Chasm,* the space in the middle of the map from which humanity reemerged onto the surface world.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53fb2dda48.65092150.jpg[/img]12fieldSel_7_967d36944288b600
NekonyancerIf we put a building [red]*here,*[/red] we'd have to pay *1 food* for range because there would be one full space separating the construction site from the Chasm.13fieldSel_7_967d36944288b600fieldSel_5_10 1
NekonyancerWith all that in mind, I think [blue]*this*[/blue] is the best construction site for us. It's adjacent to three terrain spaces, granting three machine track bumps. It's also adjacent to the Chasm, so we won't have to pay any food for range!
*Click [blue]here![/blue] Then minimize this box and select the small building!* (It's on the left!)14fieldSel_7_967d36944288b610fieldSel_7_9 7
Nekonyancer*Great!* Before we get further into machines, let's take a look at the other things buildings can get bonuses from.
First, note the crystals located along the edge of the map.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53fd3749e3.20636124.jpg[/img]
When we build a small structure next to one, we'll gain 1 crystal resource. Large structures provide 2.
There are also some *vast crystals* hidden under the ice that provide the same reward.2stuff_167d3694f137fa00
NekonyancerThis is a *water source.* Whenever we build next to one, we'll gain whatever reward is shown on it.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53fe5c7fe8.09022077.jpg[/img]
This one provides a *module!*3fieldSel_6_767d3694f137fa00
NekonyancerUnlike *crystals* and *terrain* spaces, each player can only gain a specific water source's reward *once.* Building a large structure will not double the reward, and building additional adjacent structures will yield nothing.4fieldSel_6_767d3694f137fa00
Nekonyancer[blue]Here's a recap of what we've learned about construction:[/blue]
• Small buildings cost 3 gears, large ones 5.
• Adjacent yellow/green/gray terrain spaces grant machine track advancements.
• Adjacent crystals grant crystals.
• Large buildings grant 2x track advancements or crystals.
• Adjacent water sources grant whatever is shown, but only once.
• We must pay 1 food per full space separating the construction site from our nearest piece, or the Chasm if we have no pieces yet (Range).5player_name_1194135467d3694f137fa00
Nekonyancer[blue]Make sense so far?[/blue] If not, it might come together after this next part.
*Scroll down* to our player board so I can teach you about *our machine grid.* It comprises three tracks, corresponding to the three types of terrain. All of them start near the [red]*center*[/red] and spiral outward from there.6player_name_1194135467d3694f137fa00trackMarker0_1_11941354 1 trackMarker1_1_11941354 1 trackMarker2_1_11941354 1
NekonyancerAll the light blue circles on the grid represent *locked machines.* Each one is tied to one or two track numbers, indicating *requirements.*
For example, [red]*this one*[/red] is tied to "4" on the green machine track. If we advance to the fourth space on our green track, we'll unlock it!8disc_2367d3694f137fa00disc_23 1
Nekonyancer[blue]*This one*[/blue] is tied to *"5"* in green and *"10"* in gray. We'll need to meet both requirements to unlock it!9disc_2667d3694f137fa00disc_26 2
NekonyancerWhen we placed that small building next to one terrain space of each type, each of our [blue]*tech trackers*[/blue] advanced one space.
It just so happens that there's a machine linked to the first step on each track. We unlocked [red]*all three of them!*[/red]
You can *hover* over each one to see what they do.10trackMarker1_2_1194135467d3694f137fa00trackMarker2_2_11941354 2 machine_37 6 trackMarker1_2_11941354 2 machine_38 6 trackMarker0_2_11941354 2 machine_39 6
NekonyancerBut what happened to the light blue discs that were covering these machines?
They were moved to the [red]*progress track*[/red] on the side of our board. Each space has a number with purple laurels around it, indicating end game victory points. At the end of the game, we'll only gain the points indicated on the *lowest visible space* on our track.11machine_3767d3694f137fa00disc_16 1 disc_17 1 disc_18 1
NekonyancerConstructing that building was just the first main action of our turn. Before we take our second main action, let's *activate* a machine, which is a type of *free action.* Remember, there's no limit to how many free actions we can take on a turn.12machine_3967d3694f137fa00
Nekonyancer[blue]Activating a machine requires⚡.[/blue]
Each player started the game with 1⚡in the center of their grid, but we'll gain more as we fill in more of our progress track.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53fc3c1420.97507385.jpg[/img]
Looks like our next unlocked machine will grant us our second⚡!13energyCounter_1194135467d3694f137fa00
NekonyancerLet's activate [red]*this machine.*[/red] It allows us to move a played card to our rest area. You'll see later why this is a powerful ability.
*Select [red]this machine.[/red] Then select the [blue]card[/blue] we tucked under the top of our player board!*14machine_3867d3694f137fa10machine_38 6 citizencard_49 7
NekonyancerGreat! Now that the slot is clear, we can place our last card there and trigger our module again!
*Select [red]our last card![/red] Place it in the same slot as earlier!*1active_11941354_item_4867d3696b95f6e10active_11941354_item_48 6
NekonyancerThat was a very productive turn!
*Click on [red]"End turn."[/red]*1btnId_endTurn67d3696e4df7110btnId_endTurn 1
Nekonyancer[red]Next turn![/red] *Scroll back up* to the main board.
Let's learn about *exploring.* This action allows us to flip over a frozen *area tile.* Each tile has a cost and benefits shown on the back.1tile_2867d3697ee6c9800
NekonyancerFor example, [red]*this tile*[/red] will cost 2 food. It will grant us 1 [blue]blue victory point[/blue] and a new *citizen card.* You can see the icons more easily if you hover over it with your mouse.
If you look around the map, you'll see that *food* is the most common kind of resource required for exploration.2tile_2667d3697ee6c9800tile_26 6
NekonyancerIn addition to the tile's cost, we'll need to deal with *range* again. Now that we have a piece on the board, we will no longer calculate range from the Chasm. Instead, we'll pay 1 food per full space between the tile and [blue]*our nearest piece.*[/blue]
To explore [red]*this tile,*[/red] we'd have to spend 1 additional food on range.3tile_2667d3697ee6c9800tile_26 6 stuff_1 2
NekonyancerThe total exploration cost for this tile will be 3 food, and we have exactly that much. Let's do it!
*Click on [red]this tile[/red] to explore it!*4tile_2667d3697ee6c9810tile_26 6
Nekonyancer*Click on "[blue]confirm!"[/blue]*1confirm_choice67d3699bbe23910
NekonyancerGood!
Next, we can *rotate* the tile however we like, but I think it's fine as it is.
Click on [blue]*"confirm!"*[/blue]1btnContainer_2667d3699f0eff110btn_confirm 2
NekonyancerAs you can see, the tile has two terrain spaces on it (green and gray). If we had arranged the tile with those spaces next to buildings, those players would gain machine track advancements!
That's right; players can gain bonuses by placing [blue]buildings next to terrain[/blue] *OR* [blue]terrain next to buildings![/blue]
In this case though, there aren't any adjacent buildings.1btnContainer_2667d369a86ad9c00
NekonyancerNext, let's go over our *rewards,* starting with the [blue]blue victory point.[/blue]
Blue points have the *same value* as the purple points, but they allow us to advance on the victory point track *now.* Purple ones will only be added at the end of the game.
[green]We're now at "1!"[/green]2vp_1194135467d369a86ad9c00vp_11941354 3
NekonyancerWe can unlock rewards for reaching certain points on the victory point track before the end of the game.
For example, when we reach the 5th step, we'll gain a *crate token!*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540ddc4bc6.15351788.jpg[/img]3tile_867d369a86ad9c00
NekonyancerPlayers can peek inside their crate tokens at any time. As *free actions,* they can *open* them to gain whatever prizes are stored within! It's usually a couple of resources.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea53ff23e918.07148789.jpg[/img]
Some effects let you score additional points for collecting crate tokens.4pagemaintitletext67d369a86ad9c00
NekonyancerNow for our other reward: a new *citizen card!*
You've probably already noticed that there are five cards laid out in the [red]*Supply.*[/red]
Go ahead and examine them for a minute. Remember that you can *hover* over them for details.5player_name_1194135467d369a86ad9c00citizenCards_item_41 1 citizenCards_item_42 1 citizenCards_item_43 1 citizenCards_item_44 1 citizenCards_item_45 1
NekonyancerYou know, I don't like any of the available cards. Let's draw a random one from the deck instead.
*Click [blue]here[/blue] to draw a random card! Then continue.*6btn_draw67d369a86ad9c10btn_draw 2
NekonyancerGreat! Now we can play it for more resources!
*1. Scroll down* to our player board.
*2.* Select our [red]*new card.*[/red]
*3.* Place it in our second *top* slot.1player_name_1194135467d36a106fd3510active_11941354_item_40 6
NekonyancerNext, let's learn about our [red]*switch token.*[/red] It's pretty simple.
When we use it, we can gain one resource of our choice *OR* the resources shown on one of the cards our opponents played in their *top* slots.1switch_1194135467d36a404da3a00switch_11941354 1
NekonyancerLet's try it!
*Click on our [red]switch token.[/red] Then scroll down to our opponent's board and select [blue]this card.[/blue]*2switch_1194135467d36a404da3a10switch_11941354 1 citizencard_52 7
NekonyancerNote that using the switch on our opponent's card made them move it to their [blue]*resting area.*[/blue]
This helps them because it frees up the card slot and gets the card back into their hand faster!1rest_9214348767d36a781ca1b00tribe_11941354 2 rest_92143487 2
NekonyancerStill, I don't regret our action. With the resources we got from it, I can show you how to *populate.*
First, scroll around until you find our [red]*tribe board.*[/red] It should be just under our player board.2tribe_1194135467d36a781ca1b00tribe_11941354 6
Nekonyancer*Populating* involves moving a *meeple* from our tribe board onto the main board. The first time we do this, we must use [red]*this meeple.*[/red] The cost is shown next to it: *2 books.*3stuff_967d36a781ca1b00stuff_9 1
NekonyancerWhen we pay the cost and place the meeple, we'll unlock [blue]*this technology.*[/blue] We'll also unlock the [red]*next tier*[/red] of meeples for future populate actions.
Each meeple we place will also uncover 2 purple victory points.4stuff_967d36a781ca1b00stuff_10 1 stuff_11 1 stuff_12 1 tribeTT_1_1 7
NekonyancerNext, *scroll up* to the main board.
Meeples can only be placed on [red]*location spaces.*[/red] I like to think of them as the ruins of ancient human society.5fieldSel_7_667d36a781ca1b00fieldSel_4_9 1 fieldSel_7_6 1
NekonyancerUnfortunately, the only [red]*locations*[/red] we know of right now are rather far from our only [blue]*building.*[/blue] Just like before, we'll have to pay for *range,* and this time it will cost 2 food!
[blue]Wait a second. Do we have enough resources for this? Check our player info panel.[/blue]6fieldSel_8_1067d36a781ca1b00stuff_1 2 fieldSel_4_9 1 fieldSel_7_6 1
Nekonyancer[blue]Just barely![/blue]
We have 2 food to cover the range. We only have 1 book (this action will require 2), but *crystals* can function as *wild resources.* We can use our crystal as another book.7player_board_1194135467d36a781ca1b00
NekonyancerWith that settled, *let's populate!*
That was perhaps not the best choice of words. Stop giggling.
*Click on [red]this space[/red] to place a meeple!*8fieldSel_4_967d36a781ca1b10fieldSel_4_9 6
NekonyancerGreat!
Note that each location can accommodate *multiple* meeples, but only *one per player.*
However, if our opponent chooses to populate this space later, they'll have to [red]pay us 1 book[/red] since we already have a meeple here!1stuff_967d36a8c7ab2000
NekonyancerLater on, we'll be able to populate *large locations,* like [red]*this one.*[/red] The rules for doing so are exactly the same as for small locations.
Each large location we populate will activate an end game scoring condition! [red]*This one*[/red] will grant points equal to our yellow machine track's final position.2tile_867d36a8c7ab2000tile_8 6
NekonyancerOkay, we've learned about all five *main actions* now! Again, they are...
• Play a card.
• Construct a building.
• Explore.
• Populate.
• Use switch token.
We're out of cards and almost out of resources now, and it's our turn again. Since we can't perform any main actions, we are forced to [blue]*Hibernate.*[/blue]1btn_hibernate67d36aa03937300btn_hibernate 2
NekonyancerWe actually could have hibernated earlier by foregoing any main actions on our turn, but it didn't seem like a good idea.
Hibernation is a *five-step process* that functions as a sort of *reset button.*2btn_hibernate67d36aa03937300
Nekonyancer*Scroll down* to our player board so I can explain more easily.
*Step 1:* All⚡[red]*tokens*[/red] are returned to the center of our player board so they can be used again.4player_name_1194135467d36aa03937300machine_38 1
Nekonyancer*Step 2:* All the cards in our [blue]*resting area*[/blue] move to our [red]*hand.*[/red]
*Step 3:* All the cards that we played into our board's [green]*card slots*[/green] are moved to our [blue]*resting area.*[/blue]5rest_1194135467d36aa03937300active_11941354 1 rest_11941354 2 citizencard_51 3 citizencard_48 3 citizencard_40 3
Nekonyancer*Step 4:* Our [green]*switch token*[/green] is set to the "unused" position.
With all that in mind, *click on [blue]"Hibernate"[/blue] at the top!*6switch_1194135467d36aa03937310btn_hibernate 2 switch_11941354 3
NekonyancerScroll back up to the main board.
*Step 5:* we advance one space on the [red]*Hibernation Track*[/red] and receive the bonus shown on that space OR the bonus on a lower space.
There are five spaces on the track. After reaching the top, we can still hibernate and gain one of the rewards again.1hib_1194135467d36abb8825e00hib_11941354 1
NekonyancerThe space we just advanced to grants another *slot module!*
*1.* Find the [green]*Supply.*[/green]
*2.* Select [red]*this module:*[/red]
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea54002a36a8.89124869.jpg[/img]
*3.* Place it [blue]*here,*[/blue] next to our first module.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea54013d5f75.10027840.jpg[/img]2player_name_1194135467d36abb8825e10slotModules_item_53 1 supply 3
Nekonyancer*We're almost done!* I just need to show you a couple more things. But first, we need to spend a couple turns playing cards to get resources.
[blue]You already know how that works, so I'll fast-forward a little bit...[/blue]1maintitlebar_content67d36acb391f400
Nekonyancer*Okay!* We gained a lot of gears last turn, so let's construct a *large* building! Again, this will require 5 gears, not 3.
I think [red]*this*[/red] is a good spot. We'll have to pay 1 food for range.
*Click [red]here![/red] Select a large building!* (On the right!)1fieldSel_8_1067d36b93af69010fieldSel_8_10 1
Nekonyancer*Great!* We moved up *4* steps on the green tech track and *2* steps on the gray one.
If you'll scroll down to our player board, you'll see that we unlocked a green machine and a gray machine, but each one has a [blue]*"?"*[/blue] on it (see arrows).
Whenever we unlock a [blue]*"?"*[/blue] machine, we must take a machine token from the supply and slot it into our grid.1player_name_1194135467d36ba90194f00energyCounter_11941354 9 trackMarker1_3_11941354 14
NekonyancerThere are three machine tokens of each technology color in the supply.
*Find the [blue]Supply.[/blue] Click on [red]this module![/red]*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea54025391b2.21113603.jpg[/img]2player_name_1194135467d36ba90194f10greenMachines_item_22 1 supply 2
NekonyancerNext, we need a gray machine token.
*Take [red]this one![/red]*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540319d747.54667316.jpg[/img]1player_name_1194135467d36bd0278ab10grayMachines_item_12 1
Nekonyancer*Excellent!* If you're still looking at our player board, you'll see that the [blue]*machine tokens*[/blue] we selected have been placed over the "?" machines.1player_name_1194135467d36bed13c1600machine_22 7 machine_12 7
NekonyancerNext, take another look at our *progress track.* When we gained more technology, we added more discs to it.
[red]*One of the spaces*[/red] unlocked a second⚡. Now we can activate *2* machines per hibernation cycle!2switch_1194135467d36bed13c1600disc_23 1
NekonyancerIf we add just one more disc, we'll cover up *this icon.*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea5404343b67.45793590.jpg[/img]
When we do, we can claim an *artifact!*
3switch_1194135467d36bed13c1600
NekonyancerUp until now, we've only moved discs from our machine grid, but there's another way to get them.
If you scroll further down to our tribe board, you'll see that there are five more discs along the bottom, next to our [red]*tribe ability.*[/red] Whenever we activate the ability, we'll move a disc to our track!4tribe_1194135467d36bed13c1600tribeTT_1_8 6
NekonyancerWe could activate our tribe ability by playing [red]*this card*[/red] in one of our bottom slots to activate this icon...
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea5404e7aec6.00411694.jpg[/img]
... but in this tutorial, I ended up simply placing another building instead. [blue]I'll fast-forward through that.[/blue]5active_11941354_item_4767d36bed13c1600active_11941354_item_47 6
NekonyancerOkay, we placed another building, which unlocked another machine, which let us rise high enough on the progress track to claim an *artifact!*
All the [red]*available artifacts*[/red] are located along the top of the main board. The number of artifacts depends on the number of players in the game.1artifact_667d36c3d82d1b00artifact_1 1 artifact_2 1 artifact_3 1 artifact_4 1 artifact_5 1 artifact_6 1 artifact_7 1 artifact_8 1
NekonyancerAs you can see, artifacts come in 3 colors. [red]Which color should we take?[/red]
To decide, we should first look at our secret [blue]*artifact card,*[/blue] which you'll find in our player info panel (usually in the top-right corner of the screen).2artifact_667d36c3d82d1b00artifactcard_artifactCard 2
NekonyancerEach player's secret [blue]*artifact card*[/blue] specifies three extra ways to earn points.
[blue]Ours says we can earn...[/blue]
• 2 points for each building next to a crystal.
• 1 point for each non-starting citizen card (which we get from exploring).
• 1 point for each crate (some of which come from the blue victory point track).3artifactcard_artifactCard67d36c3d82d1b00
NekonyancerEach artifact we get will increase the point value of one scoring category.
For example, if we claim a *white* artifact, we'll score *2* points per crate instead of 1. If we get two white artifacts, we'll score *3* each!4artifactcard_artifactCard67d36c3d82d1b00
NekonyancerWe've already set up a card slot that can churn out tons of gears, so we'll definitely be placing a lot more buildings.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea5405e1c273.33109596.jpg[/img]
With that in mind, I think we should take a purple artifact.
*Click [red]here![/red]*5artifact_767d36c3d82d1b10artifact_7 6
Nekonyancer[blue]Okay, I think you've seen enough of the gameplay![/blue]
There are just a couple more things I wasn't able to squeeze in. Some citizen cards have a special symbol along the top or bottom:
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea5406a7cac5.19658258.jpg[/img]1maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
NekonyancerIf we play that card into a card slot, that special symbol will let us play another card in the same slot later on.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540eccd760.48415582.jpg[/img]
When we do, we'll not only trigger the modules again. We'll trigger the first card's icons too!2archivecontrol_editmode_centercomment67d36c695d78a00
NekonyancerSome tiles and citizen cards have *flasks* on them.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540f92de30.47167993.jpg[/img]
They don't do anything on their own, but some effects synergize with them. For example, you might encounter a card that gives you 1 blue point per flask you have.3maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
Nekonyancer[blue]That's everything![/blue]
The game will continue as you've seen until one player claims the last artifact. This player will receive the end game tile, which is worth 4 points.
All other players will then get one more turn. If any of them try to claim an artifact, they will instead take *minor artifact tokens,* worth 2 points each.
After those players' turns, the game will end, and BGA will count up the points.4maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
NekonyancerWhen points are counted up, our token will move along the *Victory Point track.* However, we will *not* receive rewards from it! Those rewards can only be unlocked during the game.5vp_9214348767d36c695d78a00
Nekonyancer[green]One last thing![/green]
There are many things you can customize in the *lobby options!* Each option is labeled, so I don't need to go through them here.
Just be sure to peruse through them before you play! :)6maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
Nekonyancer[blue]In addition to points they scored throughout the game, each player will score...[/blue]
• Points from the lowest visible icon on their *progress track.*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea5407bbe805.56827176.jpg[/img]
• 2 points for each unlocked *technology* on their tribe board.
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea5408864712.50876643.jpg[/img]7maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
Nekonyancer• Points from populated *large locations.*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea54094970b5.01021380.jpg[/img]
• Points from specific unlocked *machines.*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540a570386.27170490.jpg[/img]
• 4 points for the *end game tile.*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540b189305.75387202.jpg[/img]8maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
Nekonyancer• 2 points for each *minor artifact* (artifacts claimed after the end of the game was triggered).
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540bd27393.77939875.jpg[/img]
• Points from *artifact cards* and *artifacts.*
[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img67ea540cd5b5a2.98434952.jpg[/img]
• 1 point for every 5 leftover resources, rounded down.
[green]Whoever has the most points wins![/green]
*Tiebreaker:* remaining unscored resources.9maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
Nekonyancer[blue]*Thank you for playing through this tutorial for Revive!*[/blue]
If you have any questions or comments about the tutorial, feel free to send Nekonyancer a message!
Big thank yous go out to...
• *Helge Meissner, Kristian Amundsen Østby, Eilif Svensson,* and *Anna Wermlund* for designing this game.
• *Gjermund Bohne, Martin Mottet, Dan Roff,* and *Jessy Töpfer* for illustrating.
• *Aporta games* for publishing.
• *Ginso* for developing the game for BGA.
Have fun! :D10maintitlebar_content67d36c695d78a00
Nekonyancer
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Display game logs
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weak facedown tiles
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Game options
Game mode
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Game speed
Turn-based • 2 moves per day (+12h00 per turn (maximum 36h00))
Expansion
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Introduction Campaign
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Advanced Switch action
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Moon sides
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Vast Crystals
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Draft Start Deck
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Tribe Selection
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artifact cards
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Designer: Helge Meissner, Kristian Amundsen Østby, Eilif Svensson, Anna Wermlund
Artist: Gjermund Bohne, Martin Mottet, Dan Roff, Jessy Töpfer
Developed by: Ginso
Release 250312-2247
Note: 3D is experimental
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