The approximate number of turns left in the game (each game has about 15-18 turns in total) is the value when the tile is placed, so early game increases are worth a lot more than late game increases. Plan, build, and develop your small borough into a major metropolis. Income and Reputation increases (or decreases) change in value during the game. Sometimes a single extra point can be costly in the long run. Tiles can be placed so that they go around (but not rest on top of) the Borough Board. When discarding a tile, look at what your opponents (particularly the player to your left) might might be worth some extra money to get rid of a tile that's perfect for him.Īlways pay attention to where your Population Square is relative to the Red Lines. Each tile has four or five main elements, as shown in the example below: Tiles must always be placed so that at least one edge is adjacent to another tile (face up or face down).

Review the Tile List so you know what tiles might show up in each Stack. Keep both the public Goals and your private Goal in mind at all times these are worth a lot at the end of the game. a in the first turn is worth anywhere from $15-$18 by the end of the game!īe careful not to get too much population too fast, as you'll start to run into Red Lines faster and slow down your progress before you have a chance to build up a solid Income and Reputation infrastructure of tiles. Capstone Games: Ark Nova Card Drafting, Hand Management Strategy Board Game, 1-4 Players, 90 to 150 Minute Game Play, Multi. Focus on raising your income early in the game.

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