Game Wonders (fan expansion for 7 Wonders)

Game Wonders (fan expansion for 7 Wonders) Rulebook

Table of Contents

Description of the Wonders
Description of the Symbols

Description of the Wonders

Each wonder board has a Side A and a Side B. Where the source gives the same text on both sides, it is shown once under Side A and marked as the same on Side B.

Prince of Persia - Alamut

Side A: sacrifice one card and pick two cards from the discard pile to play for free.

Clarification:

this special ability takes place at the end of the turn in which this stage is built. If players discard cards this turn (as in the case of the last turn of an age), the player can also choose from among them.
the player may not choose the card they just discarded.

Side B: same as Side A.

Dante's Inferno - Hell

Side A:

in addition to the resource cost, you must sacrifice a card when building this Wonder.
this allows the player to gain access to one resource of their choice each turn.

Clarification:

you must sacrifice the card immediately after you build the wonder and the sacrificed card is put in the discard pile.
the resource can be used to get any raw or manufactured material.

Side B: same as Side A.

Assassin's Creed - Jerusalem

Side A: at the end of the game, score 1 victory point for each Leader the neighboring cities owns.

Clarification: no coins are gained for any leaders played before the wonder was created.

Side B:

the first stage gives the player 1 victory point for each Leader the neighboring cities owns.
the third stage gives the player 1 victory point for each black card built by their two neighboring cities.

Clarification: no coins are gained for any leaders played before the stage was constructed.

Castlevania - Transylvania

Side A: the player adds 1 Shield for each Victory token they have at each conflict resolution.

Clarification: Victory tokens earned before constructing the second stage are included.

Side B:

the first stage gives the player 1 victory point at the end of the game for each black [card] in the owner's city.
the second stage adds 1 Shield for each Victory token they have at each conflict resolution.

Clarification: Victory tokens earned before constructing the second stage are included.

Diablo - Caldeum

Side A: once the second stage is built, the player gets 3 coins from the bank and adds it to their treasury every time they get a Victory token.

Clarification: no coins are gained for any Victory tokens earned before the stage was created.

Side B:

once the first stage is built, the player gets 3 coins from the bank and adds it to their treasury every time they get a Victory token.
the second stage lets the player choose between 2 Shields or 3 Defense in each conflict resolution.
the third stage gives the player 15 coins from the bank to add to their treasury.

Clarification:

for the first stage, no coins are gained for any Victory tokens earned before the stage was created.
for the second stage, Shields or Defense can be selected differently each conflict resolution.

Uncharted - Machu Picchu

Side A: at the end of the game, get 1 victory point per every 3 coins in the player's treasury.

Clarification: the coins from the second stage are added to those normally given for coins.

Side B:

the first stage lets the player immediately play an extra Leader from his or her hand for free.
the second stage lets the player buy victory points from the bank for a ratio of 1:1 when constructed.
the third stage gives you 7 victory points at the end of the game.

Clarification:

the first stage allows the player to hire 4 Leaders instead of the regular 3.
the second stage effect only occurs once, and allows the player to pay 2 coins for 1 victory point to the bank.

Trine - The Kingdom

Side A: gives the player 1 Shield and 2 Defense in each conflict resolution.

Clarification: the Defense is only added if the player has less Shields than their opponent.

Side B:

the first stage allows the player to gain one manufactured good of their choice chosen from among the 3 types [Glass, Textile, Papyrus] each turn.
the second stage adds 3 Defense to the player in each conflict resolution.
the third stage allows the player to copy the scientific symbol of a green card present in one of the two neighboring cities.

Clarification:

the resources from the first stage cannot be bought by neighboring cities.
if the player possesses multiple mask symbols, he or she can only copy a given card once.

The Witcher - Loc Muinne

Side A: when the player's neighbors receive coins, the player gets 1 coin from the bank and adds it to their treasury.

Clarification: this gain is limited to 1 coin per neighbor per turn and is received at the end of a turn.

Side B:

the second stage gives the player 1 coin from the bank when the player's neighbors receive coins.
the third stage grants the player invincibility during all conflict resolutions.

Clarification:

the gain of the second stage is limited to 1 coin per neighbor per turn and is received at the end of a turn.
when the third stage is built, the player cannot be defeated in conflict resolution.
he or she still needs to overpower their opponents in order to win a conflict resolution.

The Legend of Zelda - Hyrule

Side A: the player can spend 2 Wood to gain one resource of their choice.

Clarification: the trade can be performed multiple times per turn.

Side B:

the first stage lets the player peek at their neighbors' unplayed Leader cards and all cards in Age III.
the second stage allows the player to spend 2 Wood to gain one resource of their choice.
the third stage lets the player build 2 cards from a previous age in the discard pile for free.

Clarification:

the first stage only allows the player to peek once. This wonder has no effect if played in Age III.
the second stage allows the player to trade multiple times per turn.
the third stage requires you to pick cards from previous years in the discard pile. If none exist, none can be played.

God of War - Olympus

Side A: adds 1 Shield to the player's total in each conflict resolution, and rewards the player with 3 victory points.

Side B:

Poseidon - allows the player to purchase manufactured goods [Glass, Textile, Papyrus] from his or her two neighboring cities for the price of one coin instead of two.
Athena - is worth 5 victory points at the end of the game.
Ares - adds 1 Shield to the player's total in each conflict resolution, and rewards the player with 3 victory points.
Zeus - adds 2 Defense to the player in each conflict resolution.

Clarification:

All wonders in Olympus B can be built in any order.
Poseidon's stage is equivalent to a Marketplace (yellow card): this effect is not cumulative, but the construction of the Marketplace remains possible.

Final Fantasy - Midgar

Side A: allows the player to trade one resource with his or her neighbor for free once per turn.

Clarification: allows the player to trade once per turn for free, either with the left or the right neighbor.

Side B:

the first stage allows the player to trade one resource with one of their neighbor's Wonder Board for free.
the second stage allows the player to trade one resource with one of their neighbors for free once per turn.
the third is worth 7 victory points at the end of the game.

Clarification:

the first stage trading ability on one neighbor's Wonder Board resource is only once per turn.
the second stage allows the player to trade once per turn for free, either with the left or the right neighbor.

Devil May Cry - Limbo City

Side A:

the player gains 4 victory points and adds 1 Shield to their total at each conflict resolution.
in addition to the resource cost, you must sacrifice a card when building this Wonder.

Clarification: you must sacrifice the card immediately after you build the wonder. The sacrificed card is put in the discard pile.

Side B:

the first stage gives the players 2 coins when the player builds a structure for free through building chains.
the second stage gives the player 4 victory points and adds 1 Shield to their total at each conflict resolution.
the third stage gives the players 4 victory points and adds 2 Shields to their total at each conflict resolution.

Clarification:

the first stage has no effect on constructions built through construction chains before this stage was constructed.
the second stage requires you to sacrifice the card immediately after you build the wonder. The sacrificed card is put in the discard pile.

Description of the Symbols

Each symbol is listed with its picture in square brackets, followed by the source's description.

[Shield icon with Defense] this symbol grants 1 Defense. When there is a conflict resolution, the player with fewer total Shields may add their Defense to their total count. If their new total is higher than their opponent's, the conflict result is a tie and no victory or defeat tokens are taken.
[Crossed-swords icon with conflict-invincibility] this symbol grants conflict invincibility during conflict resolution. A player with this symbol cannot be defeated, but can still win the conflict if they have more Shields than their opponents.
[Two resource tokens, arrow, one resource token] allows the player to spend the resources to the left to gain one resource of their choice.
[Coin marked 1, with a 0 / 1 arrow pair] allows the player a commercial rebate and trade one resource for free with one neighbor of their choice each turn.
[Coin between a left and a right arrow] grants the player 1 coin each time a neighbor receives coins. This is limited to one coin per neighbor per turn and is rewarded at the end of the turn.
[Coin marked X, arrow, laurel with X, marked 1 above] when this symbol is played, the player can pay any amount of coins to the bank. The player receives that amount as victory points at the end of the game. Use Victory Tokens to keep track of the amount of victory points gained, but don't count them as Victory Tokens.
[Card marked 1, arrow, discarded cards, with a marker below] this symbol forces the player to discard a played card. Any played card including Leaders and City Cards may be discarded. The player may not discard cards used to construct Wonder Stages.
[Card marked 1, arrow, discarded cards with a crossed-out 2, with a marker below] this symbol forces the player to discard a played card and then select and play two cards from the discard pile for free. Any played card including Leaders and City Cards may be discarded. The player may not discard cards used to construct Wonder Stages. The player may not select the card they just discarded.
[Leader card with a 0 coin marker] recruit an additional leader for free.
[Leader card with laurel marked 1, arrow, and a 2 marker] grants the reward shown on the symbol every time a neighboring city recruits a Leader.
[Leader card with left and right arrows and an eye] allows the player to peek at their neighbors' unplayed Leader cards once.