Enclosure

Enclosure Rulebook

Table of Contents

Components

Enclosure Boards x4
Movement Cards x24 (6 types, 4 each)
Player Aid Card x1 (the back side is a reference for Biohack)
Creature Tokens x48 (6 types, 8 each): Sumesh, Gajamina, Safat, Tsuchinoko, Werewolf, Cerberus
Basic Research Cards x36
Advanced Research Cards x12
Private Milestone Cards x6
Public Milestone Cards x12

Enclosure Board

First player mark: the pink mark at the top of one board.
Habitat Area (16 spaces): The enclosure's habitat is divided into 5 areas: mountain, coast, forest, desert, and city. The city area consists of 4 spaces, and each other area consists of 3 spaces. Each space can contain up to one creature token.
Research Area (4 spaces): You can place one research card in each space from 1 to 4. However, space 4 cannot be used at the start of the game.

Setup

Prepare as many enclosure boards as the number of players (one of them should have a pink mark on the top). Each player randomly receives one board. The player who receives the board with the pink mark is the first player. The players will take turns in clockwise order.
Each player takes 1 each of the 6 types of creature tokens (Sumesh, Gajamina, Safat, Tsuchinoko, Werewolf, and Cerberus). Then, randomly place the tokens one by one on the following 6 spaces in the enclosure board:
- 2-1: The leftmost space in Mountain
- 2-2: The topmost space in Coast
- 2-3: The rightmost space in Forest
- 2-4: The bottommost space in Desert
- 2-5: The top-left space in City
- 2-6: The bottom-right space in City
Take 4 each of the 6 types of creature tokens and place them in the center of the table. This will be called the "Supply". If playing with 3 or fewer players, return the unused creature tokens back to the box.
Each player takes 6 movement cards (1 of each type of movement) and puts them in their hand. Then, randomly discard as many cards as indicated in the table below. Place the discarded card(s) in a face up stack in front of you (this will be called the "discard pile").

	2 Player Game	3 Player Game	4 Player Game
First Player	Discard 1 card	Discard 2 card	Discard 3 card
Second Player	Do not discard	Discard 1 card	Discard 2 card
Third Player	-	Do not discard	Discard 1 card
Fourth Player	-	-	Do not discard

Each player receives a random private milestone card. Place the card face up on the 4 space in the research area of their own enclosure board. Return the unused private milestone cards back to the box.
Randomly take the public milestone cards as many as the number of players + 1 and place them face up in the center of the table. Return the unused public milestone cards to the box.
Shuffle the basic research cards and advanced research cards separately and place them face down in the center of the table. These are called "Basic Research Deck" and "Advanced Research Deck" respectively.
Draw 5 cards from the top of the basic research deck and 4 cards from the top of the advanced research deck. Place them face up in a row next to each deck. These are called the "Basic Research Display" and "Advanced Research Display" respectively.
Put the player aid card on the table reachable by all players.

Game Flow

Each player takes turns in clockwise order, starting with the first player. The end game is triggered when any player completes 12 research cards (sum of both basic and advanced research cards). The game continues until everyone has played the same number of turns. Then, the final score is calculated and the player with the most evaluation points (EP) wins the game.

Turn Flow

On each of your turns, you can perform any combination of actions worth 3 action points (AP) (or 4 AP if you meet the conditions described below). You may perform the same action more than once in one turn. You do not have to use all of your AP, but you cannot carry over unused AP to your next turn.

1AP: Play a movement card
1AP: Take a research card
2AP: Collect movement cards
2AP: Complete researches
0AP: Complete a Milestone

At the end of your turn, if there were card(s) taken from the basic or advanced research display, draw new card(s) from the top of the corresponding deck and place it face up to fill all the empty spaces.

Play a movement card (1AP)

Choose a movement card from your hand and push or swap creature tokens based on that card. Place the used cards face up in your discard pile.

Pushing Creatures (1 type)

Take any creature token from the supply and push it straight from the outside into any one of the 12 spaces on the outer side of your habitat area (you may push it in from any direction, regardless of the orientation of the card image).

If there is already another creature token on that space, that token will be pushed in the same direction and moved to the next space. Following this, as long as there is a creature token in the destination space, the pushing will continue in the same way. A creature token that was pushed out from the habitat area is returned to the supply.

Swapping Creatures (5 types)

From your habitat area, choose any two spaces that are indicated in the movement card and have a creature token at least on one of the spaces. If both spaces have creature tokens, swap their positions. If only one space has a creature token, move that creature to the other space.

Card images can be rotated or flipped as desired.

Take a research card (1AP)

Select and take any one of the research cards from any display (basic or advanced). Empty spaces are not replenished with new cards yet (as mentioned above, they are replenished at the end of the turn).

Alternatively, you may take a card by drawing from the top of any deck instead.

Place the taken cards on the free space in your research area. This action cannot be performed if there is no free space in your research area.

Collect movement cards (2AP)

Return all movement cards in your discard pile to your hand.

Complete research cards (2AP)

Take all research cards in your research area that meet the requirements (specific creature tokens in specific habitat areas) and place them face up next to your enclosure board. You have now completed those cards.

If any of the cards that you have completed has a "Push a Creature Token" effect indicated at the bottom, you may immediately execute it. This pushing is similar to the "Play a Movement Card" action, but specifies the type of creature taken from the supply. If there are no tokens of that creature in the supply, this effect cannot be performed.

Research Card

Basic research card: shows the type of creature token taken from the supply (Push a Creature Token effect), the EP, and the requirements.
Advanced research card: shows the requirements, the Push a Creature Token effect, and the EP.

Complete a Milestone (no AP consumption)

This action does not consume AP. Take your private milestone card or one of the public milestone cards in the center of the table that you have fulfilled the requirements for and place it face up next to your Enclosure Board.

You have now completed the card. There is no limit to the number of milestone cards that can be achieved in one turn. If you complete your private milestone card, you will be able to perform actions up to 4 AP starting from your next turn. Additionally, research cards can be placed in the 4 space of your research area. Public milestone cards are first-come-first-served. Milestone cards that have been completed by a player cannot be completed by anyone else.

Milestone Card

Please refer to the Reference section below for each milestone card's details. A private milestone card may list alternative requirements ("or"): fulfill any one of them. Each milestone card shows its EP.

End Game

The end game is triggered when any player completes 12 research cards (sum of both basic and advanced, but not including milestone cards).

When the next player to the right of the first player finishes their turn (if that player is the one who triggers the end game, then at the end of their turn), the game ends and the final score is calculated.

Final Score Calculation

Count the EP shown on each basic research card, advanced research cards, and milestone cards. The player with the highest total EP wins the game.

In case of a tie, the player with the most advanced research cards is the winner. If there is still a tie, the player with the most creature tokens on their habitat area is the winner. If still tied, all tied players share the victory.

Biohack: Expansion Module

You may use the creature tokens in this "Enclosure" as an expansion module in "Biohack".

When playing Biohack, each player randomly places the 6 creature tokens (1 of each type) on the following creature card spaces in their player board:

3 rightmost spaces of the common class
2 rightmost spaces of the artisan class
1 rightmost space of the noble class

Each creature token represents a creature icon. This reference will be on the back side of the player aid.

Token	Creature icon
Sumesh	Mammal
Gajamina	Aquatic
Safat	Avian
Tsuchinoko	Reptile
Werewolf	Primate
Cerberus	Feral

Whenever a player creates a creature and places the creature card on the space where there is a creature token, check whether the creature type (any icon in the creation cost) matches with the creature token or not.

If the creature type matches with the token, move the token to near the player board.

If the creature type did not match with the token, return the token back to the box.

At the end of the game, each creature token moved to near the player board will give an additional 3 EP.

Reference

Private Milestone Cards

Each private milestone card (1EP) has two alternative requirements, one per creature:

Sumesh: Have 3 or more Sumesh tags, or have completed 6 or more basic research cards. Sumesh tag x 1EP
Gajamina: Have 3 or more Gajamina tags, or have completed 6 or more basic research cards. Gajamina tag x 1EP
Safat: Have 3 or more Safat tags, or have completed 6 or more basic research cards. Safat tag x 1EP
Tsuchinoko: Have 3 or more Tsuchinoko tags, or have completed 6 or more basic research cards. Tsuchinoko tag x 1EP
Werewolf: Have 3 or more Werewolf tags, or have completed 6 or more basic research cards. Werewolf tag x 1EP
Cerberus: Have 3 or more Cerberus tags, or have completed 6 or more basic research cards. Cerberus tag x 1EP

Public Milestone Cards

Have 2 or more coast tags and 1 or more mountain tag. 3EP
Have 2 or more forest tags and 1 or more desert tag. 3EP
Have 3 or more city tags. 3EP
Have at least 1 tag each of the 5 habitat area. 5EP
Have completed 9 or more basic research cards. 4EP
Have completed 3 or more advanced research cards. 5EP
Have 5 or more creature tags of the same type. 4EP
Have 12 or more creature tokens. 5EP
Have 3 or more creature tokens of the same type. 3EP
Have creature tokens in all 6 spaces of mountain and forest. 4EP
Have creature tokens in all 6 spaces of coast and desert. 4EP
Have creature tokens in all 4 city spaces and have completed 3 or more basic research cards. 4EP