AI: 100% Human Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Credits
• Contents
• Card Anatomy
• Overview and Goal
• Setup
• 2 Phases Overview
• End of the Game
• End of Phase 1 Example (4-Players)
• End of the Game Example (4-Players)
• 2-Player Mode
• Solo Mode
• Icons
• Cards Details
• AI Cards Details
• Objective Cards Details
• AI Basic Grammar

Credits

A game from Pierrick et Renaud Libralesso.

Development, AI cards design and solo mode: Dimitri Perrier.

Illustrations: Vidu.

Translation: Danni Loe.

AI, 100% Human is a game by Explor8. All rights reserved (c) Explor8 2024.

Thanks: Pierrick and Renaud: a big thank you to all the testers: the Leaf (Ligue extraordinaire des auteurs franciliens), our friends, Marion, our family... We've made you play with columns that are built horizontally, but in the end, it's a game!

Explor8: Thanks to Pierrick and Renaud for their confidence in the development of the project. A big thank to Valentin, always ready to test new AI cards, to the enthusiastic and committed Anae, Anna, Blandine, Julien, Sylvain, Sebastien and Steeve, our very first fans, and to all those who have supported us and supported us in this project! Enjoy!

Contents

• 6 AI cards (double-sided - 1 per color)
• 16 Objective cards (8 Phase 1 and 8 Phase 2), including 6 Starter cards (S)
• 60 Development cards Phase 1 (numbered 1 to 5, 6 different colors)
• 60 Development cards Phase 2 (numbered 1 to 5, 6 different colors)
• 18 Player Aid cards (3 per color)
• 6 Divider cards (1 per color)
• 6 AI Standees and 6 AI tokens (1 each per color)
• 6 Victory Point markers (double-sided, 1 per color)
• 1 score track (in 3 pieces)

Card Anatomy

Development cards and AI cards:

• A number from 1 to 5.
• A color (associated with a symbol) that corresponds to the 6 types of AI: Illustration (red), Gaming (blue), Calculation (yellow), Hacking (black), Research (green), Conversation (purple).
• 4 connections (one in each corner).
• An effect that describes: the conditions to fulfill, and the number of victory points (VP) you will gain, either immediately or at the end of the game.
• A placement requirement, that indicates the area of your tableau that must fulfill the condition.
• A number for referencing detailed rules, if needed (see the Cards Details section).

Objective cards:

• An effect.
• A placement requirement.
• A phase number.
• A number for referencing detailed rules, if needed (see the Objective Cards Details section).
• Starter cards for your first games.

Overview and Goal

AI is a drafting game with a reserve and immediate scoring all structured around building a tableau.

A game plays over two phases, each with 7 turns using draft mechanism. Simultaneously, each turn all players take the following actions, in order:

1. Choose 1 card from your hand and add it to your reserve.
2. Pass your hand of remaining cards to the player to your left.
3. Choose 1 card from those in your reserve and place it in front of you.
4. Reveal your chosen card and place it in your tableau.
5. Check the effect of the card and immediately gain VPs.

All players play 7 cards in Phase 1 and 7 cards in Phase 2. At the end of Phase 2, each player's tableau is complete.

At the end of each Phase, players score additional points by fulfilling a common objective. At the end of Phase 2, players also score points based on the conditions of their AI card.

At the end of the second phase, the player with the most VP wins the game.

What is Drafting?

Drafting is a game mechanism where all players simultaneously choose a card from their hand, then pass their unchosen cards to an adjacent player.

Reserve and immediate scoring?

Your reserve represents the area where you store the cards chosen while drafting. After drafting, you will choose a card from your reserve to play into your tableau later on the same turn.

Drafting with a reserve lets you better prepare your card combinations and chains. Since you immediately score each card played, the reserve lets you optimize your choices and play the best Development card, in the best place, at the best time.

Tableau?

The Tableau is the play area in front of each player. Your tableau consists of a grid of 15 cards: 3 rows of 5 cards, with your AI card in the center. You will add a new card to your tableau each turn. The 3 player aids help you visualize the 3 rows of your tableau and show you the card icons.

Setup

1. Score track

Assemble the score track and place it in the center of the table.

2. Victory Point markers

Place the Victory Point marker of each player on the 0 space of the score track.

3. Objective cards

Randomly choose 2 Objective cards: one for Phase 1 and one for Phase 2. (For your first games, use the Starter cards (S) for Phase 1 and 2). Place them face up on the corresponding spaces on the score track. Return the remaining Objective cards to the box.

4. Setup your tableau

Randomly give each player 1 AI card. Take the corresponding standee and 3 Player aid cards.

• Stack the 3 Player Aids in front of you in a column, so that each is next to a row of your tableau.
• Choose one side of your AI card and place it in the middle row, leaving space for two cards to the left.
• Place the standee on your AI card.

5. Deck

Take all the Phase 1 Development cards and make a face-down deck near the score track. Set the Phase 2 cards aside for now.

2 Phases Overview

For 3 to 6 players. (See Solo and 2-Player Mode below).

A. Setup

1. Create your reserve

Using the current Phase deck, deal 4 Development cards to each player. Then, each player chooses 2 cards to add to their reserve. Shuffle the remaining 2 cards back into the current Phase deck.

Take your 2 reserved cards and place the Divider card to their right. The Divider card lets you differentiate the cards in your reserve from those in your hand.

2. Deal cards

Using the current Phase deck, deal 7 Development cards to each player. Players add the cards in their hand to the right of the Divider.

B. First drafting turn overview

Simultaneously, all players take the following actions, in order:

1. Choose 1 card from your hand and add it to your reserve.
2. Pass your hand of remaining cards to the player to your left (Phase 1) or the player to your right (Phase 2).
3. Choose 1 card from those in your reserve and place it in front of you, face down.
4. Simultaneously reveal your chosen card and place it in your tableau, respecting the following two conditions:
   • The card you place must be orthogonally adjacent to an existing card in your tableau.
   • Your tableau has a maximum of 3 rows and 5 columns, with your AI card in the center.
5. Check the effect of the card and, if applicable, immediately gain VPs by moving your marker on the score track. Scoring is simultaneous, except for black Hacking Development cards (see the Icons section).

C. Next turns

Repeat these actions in the same way for each subsequent turn, using the hand of cards that the player passed to you.

Important:

• You may never exchange cards in your reserve with those in your hand.
• Any card placed in the tableau can no longer be removed or moved, except under the effect of certain cards.
• Cards in your reserve will either be placed in your tableau or discarded at the end of the phase.

D. Last turn

On the 7th turn of the draft of the current Phase you will only receive a single card. Place it in your reserve, like in previous turns, then choose 1 card from your reserve to add to your tableau. Then, discard the cards remaining from your reserve.

At the end of Phase 1, your tableau will have 7 Development cards and your AI card. At the end of Phase 2, 14 Development cards and your AI card.

E. End of Phase scoring

Check whether you fulfilled the conditions on the current Phase Objective card and gain VP, if any.

At the end of Phase 1, proceed to Phase 2. Repeat in the same way actions A, B, C, D and E. At the end of Phase 2, continue to AI card scoring (F).

F. AI card scoring

After scoring Phase 2 Objective card, check whether you fulfilled the effect of your AI card and gain VP, if any.

Tip: Choose one player to move everyone's score markers on the track. Tell them the number of VP you gained and your player color.

End of the Game

The game ends after finishing the second phase.

The player with the most VP wins the game. In case of tie, share the victory.

End of Phase 1 Example (4-Players)

In each round, players simultaneously reveal their card, place it in their tableau and immediately score points. In this example, we're on the last turn of Phase 1. We'll score:

• points for the last Development card added in the tableau.
• points for the Objective card Phase 1 (Omega 3): in this row, gain 0/1/3/7/12 VP if you have 1/2/3/4/5 cards with different numbers.

Pierrick plays the black card (103), he can copy a yellow card from one of his two neighbors. He decides to copy Renaud's yellow card (082). He applies the effect of the chosen yellow card and takes into account its location in his own tableau. He scores 3 VP for each combination of 2 connectors, the sum of which is exactly 5. Here, he checks the condition on each of the rows in his tableau. He fulfills the condition 2 times, he scores 6 VP.

Pierrick has 3 cards with different numbers on the middle and bottom rows. As the Phase 1 objective card's location zone shows only 1 row, he can only count one row. He therefore scores 4 VP.

Renaud plays the red card (73), he checks the condition all around the red card, he has 2 yellow cards and 1 green card, he scores 7 VP.

Renaud has 5 cards with different numbers in the middle row. He scores 12 VP.

Players discard cards from their reserve. They turn the Phase 1 Objective card face-down; it will no longer be counted. Each player receives 4 Phase 2 Development cards and choose 2 cards to add to their reserve. Next, they receive 7 new Phase 2 Development cards and proceed with the first turn of drafting, this time turning counter-clockwise.

End of the Game Example (4-Players)

Finally last turn of Phase 2. Check whether you fulfilled the conditions on:

• points for the last Development card added in the tableau.
• points for the Objective card Phase 2 (Omega 4): in your tableau, 4 VP per diamond with 4 connections of different colors.
• points for AI card of each player.

Pierrick has played the green card (69) (in your tableau, 3 VP per card of the color you have the least of). He has 1 single purple card and 1 single black card. He scores 3 VP (1x3). Only one color is chosen.

In a complete tableau, there are a maximum of 8 diamonds. His tableau contains 3 diamonds of 4 different colors. Pierrick gets 15 extra VP (3x5).

Finally, the AI (01) card gives 7 points per figure respecting shape and color. The tableau is composed of: a square (2x2 cards) of red and blue cards - the cards belong to only one combination, so Pierrick can't count the second square; and a L of yellow and black cards. Mirrored is permitted (see the Icons section). He gets 14 VP (2x7).

Renaud has played the green card (87) (1 VP per group of 2 horizontal connectors (top) of different colors). His tableau is complete, with 12 figures made up of 2 connectors. All the groups are made up of 2 connections of different colors. He scores 12 VP (12x1).

In a complete tableau, there are a maximum of 8 diamonds. Only 5 diamonds are composed of 4 different colors. Renaud gets 25 extra VP (5x5).

Finally, the AI card (08) gives 3 points for each column made up of a set of 3 cards with consecutive numbers. With only 2 columns meeting this condition, Renaud gets 6 VP (2x3).

2-Player Mode

With 2 players, the setup and the drafting rules are changed.

Setup

Phase 1: reveal 2 columns of 3 cards to form a grid.

Phase 2: add 2 columns of 3 cards to the right of the 2 columns previously revealed.

During the game, when a player plays a Hacking card (black cards), he can use their opponent's tableau or this grid. This grid represents a neutral neighbor for each player.

The rest of the setup is the same to that for 3-6 players.

Drafting overview

Complete the following actions in order. You and your opponent play simultaneously.

• Choose 1 card from your hand and place it in your reserve, face down.
• Then choose a Development card to discard from your hand.
• Draw a card from the corresponding deck (Phase 1 or Phase 2) and add it to your hand without showing it.
• Choose 1 card from your reserve and place it in your tableau, check the effect and immediately mark points, if any.
• Finally, pass your hand to your opponent.

All other steps are identical to those for the 3-6 player configuration.

Solo Mode

Setup

• Place 3 Divider cards in a row, and 3 Divider cards in a column. So you form a 3x3 grid. The order of the colors is not important.
• Complete the grid with 9 Development cards Phase 1. It is called the draft grid.
• Choose your AI card and setup your tableau (see the Setup section).
• Then place your standee on the Divider card of the chosen AI's color.
• Randomly choose 2 Objective cards (Phase 1 and Phase 2). Place them face-up on the corresponding spaces on the score track. Return the remaining objective cards to the box.
• Place your victory point marker on the space 0 of the score track.
• Draw 4 Development cards (Phase 1) and choose 2 cards to add to your reserve.
• Form a deck of 18 Development cards (Phase 1) and place it next to the draft grid. The deck forms the Phase 1 timer stack.
• Place the remaining cards on the corresponding space on the score track.

Phase 1

Choose and add 7 Development cards (Phase 1) to your tableau, following the steps below:

1. Choose one of the 3 cards in the row/column where your standee is present, and tilt the remaining 2 cards in the row/column slightly.
2. Add the chosen card to your reserve.
3. Move your standee on the Divider card which has the same color than the card you've just added to your reserve.
4. Place one of the cards from your reserve in your tableau, respecting the adjacency and format conditions (see the 2 Phases Overview section).
5. Check the effect of the card, and if applicable, immediately gain VP's by moving your marker on the score track.
6. Discard the 2 tilted cards and complete the grid with 3 new cards from the deck, placed next to the draft grid.

Repeat these steps until you have placed 7 Development cards. After you finished all 7 turns, discard the cards remaining in your reserve, check whether you fulfilled the conditions on the Phase 1 Objective card and, gain VP, if any.

At the end of round 1, your tableau will have 7 Development cards (Phase 1) and your AI card.

Phase 2

Build a new draft grid with 9 Development cards (Phase 2). Your standee starts on the Divider card where it finished at the end of Phase 1. Draw 4 Development cards (Phase 2) and choose 2 cards to add to your reserve.

Play the 7 turns in the same way as Phase 1. At the end of turn 7, when your tableau is complete, check whether you fulfilled the conditions on the Phase 2 Objective card and, gain VP, if any. Finally, check whether you fulfilled the effect of your AI card and gain VP, if any.

Note: The effect of cards 105 and 106 cannot be applied in solo mode, so gain immediately 4 VP when you placed the card in your tableau.

Scoring

Refer to the table below to measure the performance of your Artificial Intelligence!

• 110 points or less: Failure
• 111 points: Mentat
• 117 points: AL9000
• 123 points: Shyrka
• 129 points: Cortana
• 135 points: Skynet
• 142 points: PRIV8

Icons

Golden rule: A card and a connector can only count toward a single combination during scoring.

Set - A set is a certain number of cards that are not required to be adjacent, symbolized by splayed cards.

Group - A group is a certain number of cards that follow specific placement rules (adjacent, diagonal, ...), symbolized by adjacent cards.

Mirrored - You can mirror the shape of a group.

Same color/number - The color/number you have the most of gives you VP. In case of tie, only one color/number gives you VP.

Connections - When checking a connection condition, only the connections (triangles) on the top- or the right-half of the card count towards fulfilling the condition.

Connections and colors - Both colors shown must be present, but may be in any order.

Diamonds - Both colors shown must be present, but may be in any order. Score VP even if the diamond is not complete.

Mixed colors - Cards with two colors let you choose between the two. Example: you can choose between 1 purple card or 1 red card to fulfill the condition.

Placement requirement icons:

• Check the effect in all your tableau (including AI card).
• Check the effect in each row of your tableau.
• Check the effect in each column of your tableau.
• Check the effect for cards adjacent to the played card (maximum 8).
• Check the effect in the row where you placed the card.
• Check the effect in the column where you placed the card.

Black cards

Important: Apply the effects of black cards after another card's effects.

• Reserve.
• In an adjacent player's tableau: copy a card in an adjacent player's tableau.
• Card played this turn.
• Ongoing effect.
• Check the conditions in an adjacent player's tableau, corresponding to the placement of your black card (shown as "my tableau" / "adjacent player's tableau").
• Copy a card in an adjacent player's tableau and apply its effect in your tableau. Apply the card effect according to its placement in the chosen player's tableau (see the End of Phase 1 Example and End of the Game Example sections). AI cards cannot be copied.

Cards Details

Golden rule: A card and a connector can only count toward a single combination during scoring.

Group

• 001 In your tableau, 2 VP per diagonal group of 2 purple and/or red cards. These groups may include only purple cards, only red cards, or a mix of purple and red cards. Each card can only count toward a single combination. Mirror a shape of a group is allowed.
• 002 2 VP per diagonal group of 2 blue and/or yellow cards.
• 003 3 VP per diagonal group of 2 black and/or blue cards.
• 004 / 005 3 VP per diagonal group of 2 cards of the same color.
• 006 / 007 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 black and/or green cards.
• 008 3 VP per vertical group of 2 blue and/or red cards.
• 009 In each row, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 green and/or purple cards.
• 010 2 VP per horizontal group of 2 purple and/or red cards.
• 011 2 VP per horizontal group of 2 blue and/or red cards.
• 012 In this row, 4 VP per horizontal group of 2 red cards.
• 013 / 014 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 cards with the same number.
• 015 3 VP if all 3 cards have different numbers.
• 016 3 VP if all 3 cards have different colors.
• 017 In each row, 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 cards with the same number.
• 018 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 cards of the same color.
• 019 4 VP per horizontal group of 3 cards of different colors.
• 020 In your tableau, 4 VP per group of 3 black and/or green cards in an L shape.
• 021 In your tableau, 5 VP per group of 3 cards with the same number in an L shape.
• 022 In your tableau, 5 VP per group of 3 black and/or blue cards in an L shape.
• 023 In your tableau, 8 VP per group of 4 purple and/or red cards in a square.
• 024 In each row, 3 VP per group of 2 purple and/or red cards in the corresponding shape.
• 025 In your tableau, 7 VP per set of 2 horizontal groups of blue and/or yellow cards.

Sets

• 026 In each column, 3 VP per set of 2 purple and black cards.
• 027 2 VP per set of 2 purple and black cards.
• 028 4 VP per set of 2 green and yellow cards.
• 029 2 VP per set of 2 blue and/or yellow cards.
• 030 2 VP per set of 2 black and/or green cards.
• 031 3 VP per set of 2 purple and blue or yellow cards.
• 032 2 VP per set of 2 purple and/or blue or yellow cards.
• 033 3 VP per set of 2 cards numbered 2 and 4.
• 034 3 VP per set of 2 cards numbered 2 and 3.
• 035 In this row, 5 VP per set of 2 red cards.
• 036 6 VP per set of 2 purple cards.
• 037 In each row, 3 VP per set of 2 yellow and/or red cards.
• 038 3 VP per set of 2 cards numbered 1 and 5.
• 039 Adjacent to the played card, 5 VP per set of 2 black cards (8 possible cards).
• 040 4 VP per set of 2 black and/or green cards (8 possible cards).
• 041 In each column, 2 VP per set of 2 cards of the same color.
• 042 In each row, 2 VP per set of 2 cards with the same number.
• 043 In each column, 4 VP if one of the cards is blue or green, one is blue or purple, and the final card is purple or green.
• 044 In each row, 5 VP per set of 3 blue and/or yellow cards.
• 045 5 VP per set of 3 black and/or green cards.
• 046 6 VP per set of 3 blue and/or green cards.

Large Sets

• 047 In your tableau, 7 VP for a single set of 5 cards with different numbers.
• 048 6 VP for a single set of 5 cards of different colors.
• 049 6 VP per set of 6 cards of different colors.
• 050 5 VP per set of 4 cards of the same color.
• 051 In this row, 6 VP for a single set of 4 cards with different numbers.

Scoring per Card

• 052 In your tableau, 1 VP per red card.
• 053 In this row, 3 VP per yellow card.
• 054 2 VP per black and/or green card.
• 055 2 VP per purple and/or red card.
• 056 Adjacent to the played card, 2 VP per red card (8 possible cards).
• 057 / 058 Adjacent to the played card, 2 VP per purple card.
• 059 / 060 In your tableau, 1 VP per card of the color you have the most of.
• 061 / 062 In this row, 2 VP per card of the color you have the most of.
• 063 / 064 In this row, 2 VP per card of different colors.
• 065 In this row, 2 VP per card with the same number.
• 066 In this column, 2 VP per card of different colors.
• 067 Adjacent to the played card, 2 VP per card of the same color (8 possible cards) regardless of the played card's color.

Least Cards

• 068 / 069 In your tableau, 3 VP per card of the color you have the least of.

Progressive Scoring

• 070 / 071 In this column, gain 2/4/8 VP if you have 1/2/3 purple and/or red cards.
• 072 Adjacent to the played card, 1/3/7/12 VP if you have 1/2/3/4+ red cards (8 possible cards).
• 073 Adjacent to the played card, 1/3/7/12 VP if you have 1/2/3/4+ green and/or yellow cards (8 possible cards).
• 074 Adjacent to the played card, 1/3/7/11 VP if you have 1/2/3/4+ green and/or yellow cards (8 possible cards).
• 075 Adjacent to the played card, 1/3/7/11 VP if you have 1/2/3/4+ blue and/or green cards (8 possible cards).
• 076 Adjacent to the played card, 1/3/7/12 VP if you have 1/2/3/4+ black and/or blue cards (8 possible cards).
• 077 Adjacent to the played card, 1/3/8/13 VP if you have 1/2/3/4+ cards with the same number (8 possible cards), regardless of the played card's number.

Connections

• 078 In each column, 2 VP per vertical group of 2 connections that add up to exactly 6.
• 079 In each column, 2 VP per vertical group of 2 connections that add up to exactly 5.
• 080 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 connections that add up to exactly 7.
• 081 In each row, 2 VP per horizontal group of 2 connections that add up to exactly 7.
• 082 In each row, 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 connections that add up to exactly 5.
• 083 In each row, 2 VP per horizontal group of 2 connections that add up to exactly 6.
• 084 In each column, 2 VP per vertical group of 2 connections with the same number.
• 085 In this row, 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 connections with the same number.
• 086 In each row, 2 VP per horizontal group of 2 connections of the same color.
• 087 In each row, 1 VP per horizontal group of 2 connections of different colors.
• 088 In this column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 connections of different colors.
• 089 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 blue and red connections.
• 090 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 blue and green connections.
• 091 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 purple and black connections.
• 092 In each row, 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 black and purple connections.
• 093 In each row, 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 blue and green connections.
• 094 In each row, 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 blue and red connections.

Diamonds

In a complete tableau, there are a maximum of 8 diamonds.

• 095 In your tableau, 2 VP per diamond with at least 1 yellow and 1 purple connection.
• 096 In your tableau, 2 VP per diamond with at least 1 red and 1 black connection.
• 097 In your tableau, 2 VP per diamond with at least 1 red and 1 purple connection.
• 098 In your tableau, 2 VP per diamond with at least 1 yellow and 1 black connection.

Black Cards

Apply the effects of black cards after another card's effects. (Cards 105 and 106 are always counted last, the other black cards in the order of their identification number.)

Copying cards

When copying an effect, copy the VPs, condition, and placement requirements. Compare the conditions of the chosen card in your opponent's tableau with your own tableau, as if your played card took on the effects of the chosen card, and gain the corresponding VP. AI cards can not be copied.

• 099 / 100 Copy the effect of any blue card in an adjacent player's tableau.
• 101 / 102 Copy the effect of any green card in an adjacent player's tableau.
• 103 / 104 Copy the effect of any yellow card in an adjacent player's tableau.

Copying points

• 105 / 106 Gain the same number of VP as an adjacent player gains this turn. Both adjacent players must announce their VP as they gain them; you gain VP equal to whoever gains the most this turn.
• 107 In an adjacent player's tableau, 2 VP per card numbered 5.
• 108 2 VP per card numbered 1.
• 109 2 VP per card numbered 2.
• 110 2 VP per card numbered 4.
• 111 / 112 In the corresponding row of an adjacent player's tableau (meaning the same row where you place this card in your tableau), 2 VP per card of different colors.
• 113 / 114 3 VP per card of the color they have the most of.

Special cards

• 115 / 116 In your tableau, -2 VP, then exchange 1 played card with 1 card in your reserve. Neither the AI card nor cards 115 and 116 can be involved in the permutation. The card returned to the reserve cannot be placed in the tableau on the same turn. Check the conditions of the new card put into play and score the VPs, if any.
• 117 / 118 Ongoing effect: 2 VP / 3 VP, then draw 1 card from the corresponding deck of the current phase and add it to your reserve. At the start of Phase 2, keep 3 cards instead of 2 when creating your reserve.
• 119 In your tableau, you may exchange a card with an empty space. You cannot exchange your AI card. After exchanging, you must still respect all placement requirements (adjacent to another card). Do not gain additional VP from exchanged cards. Score 2 VP.
• 120 Same effect as number 119. Score 3 VP.

AI Cards Details

• AI-1 At the end of the game, in your tableau, 7 VP per group in the corresponding colors and shape. In a single tableau, you can make all 3 shapes. You may mirror the shapes. You may also make the same shape multiple times and gain 7 VP each time.
• AI-2 At the end of the game, choose a card in your reserve and place it adjacent to a card in your tableau. Check its effect and gain the corresponding VP.
• AI-3 At the end of the game, in your tableau, 3 VP per diamond with at least 1 yellow connection, 1 black connection, and 1 connection numbered 3 (8 possible diamonds). A connection can combine 2 conditions, for example it can be yellow with the number 3.
• AI-4 At the end of the game, in your tableau, multiply the color you have the least of by the color you have the most of, and gain the corresponding VP.
• AI-5 During the game, exchange 2 cards. You may exchange a card with an empty space. You cannot exchange your AI card. After exchanging, you must still respect all placement requirements (adjacent to another card). Do not gain additional VP from exchanged cards. Flip over your AI token; you can only trigger this effect once per game. At the end of the game, 5 VP.
• AI-6 Each phase, you may draw 2 cards and add them to your reserve. Then discard any 2 cards from your hand. Flip over your AI token; you can only trigger this effect once per phase. At the start of phase 2, return your AI token to its active side.
• AI-7 At the end of the game, adjacent to the played card, 4 VP per set of 2 red and purple cards (8 possible cards).
• AI-8 Ongoing effect: you may place Development cards diagonally adjacent to already-played cards. At the end of the game, 5 VP.
• AI-9 At the end of the game, in your tableau, 7 VP per set of 6 cards of different colors (2 possible sets).
• AI-10 Ongoing effect: Each time you play a Development card, you may decide whether your AI card will act as a green 4 or a black 2. Choose again when scoring the objective at the end of each phase. At the end of the game, 4 VP.
• AI-11 At the end of the game, in each column, 3 VP per set of 3 cards with ascending numbers. The cards can be played in any order. For example, if the top card is 3, the middle card is 1, and the bottom card is 2: the values of these 3 cards are ascending numbers, so it is a valid set.
• AI-12 At the end of the game, in each row, 5 VP per row where the 2 cards on each end have the same number.

Objective Cards Details

Phase 1

• Omega-1 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of 2 cards with the same number.
• Omega-2 In each column, 4 VP per vertical group of 2 cards that add up to exactly 6.
• Omega-3 In this row, gain 0/1/3/7/12 VP if you have 1/2/3/4/5 cards with different numbers. (Starter card, for your first games.)
• Omega-7 In your tableau, 3 VP per diagonal group of 2 cards of the same color.
• Omega-8 In each row, 3 VP per horizontal group of 2 cards of the same color.
• Omega-9 In each column, 3 VP per vertical group of connections of the same color.
• Omega-10 In your tableau, multiply the color you have the least of by the color you have the most of.
• Omega-11 In your tableau, gain 0/1/3/6/10/15 VP if you have 1/2/3/4/5/6 different colors.

Phase 2

• Omega-4 In your tableau, 5 VP per diamond with 4 connections of different colors. (Starter card, for your first games.)
• Omega-5 In each column, 7 VP if all 3 cards are of the same color.
• Omega-6 In each row, 11 VP per set of 3 cards of the same color and set of 2 cards of the same color. This represents a full house. The cards can be played in any order. All 5 cards may be the same color.
• Omega-12 In your tableau, 5 VP per diamond with 3 connections with the same number. In a complete tableau, there are a maximum of 8 diamonds.
• Omega-13 In your tableau, 5 VP per diamond with 4 connections with different numbers.
• Omega-14 In your tableau, 5 VP per diamond with 4 connections that add up to 13.
• Omega-15 In each row, 11 VP per set of 3 cards with the same number and set of 2 cards with the same number. This represents a full house. The cards can be played in any order. All 5 cards may have the same number.
• Omega-16 In each row, 13 VP per set of 4 cards with the same number. This is a four-of-a-kind. The cards can be played in any order.

AI Basic Grammar

Golden rule: A card and a connector can only count toward a single combination during scoring.

Card with same color - The color you have the most of gives you VP. In case of tie, only one color gives you VP.

Card with different color - Score points per card of different colors. 1 single card counts for 1 different card.

Card with 2 colors - Choose between the two colors. Examples: purple or red; black or green; green or yellow.

Connections with 2 colors - Both colors shown must be present, but may be in any order.

Card with same number - The number you have the most of gives you VP. In case of tie, only one number gives you VP.

Card with different number - Score points per card of different numbers. 1 single card counts for 1 different card.

Icon Sum - Score points per vertical group of 2 cards that add up to exactly 6 (or the number shown). Score points per group of 2 connections that add up to exactly 5 (or the number shown).