Relics may only be "seized" from the available Relics area, or from any player's achievements pile (including your own). Draw and meld a 6" means you draw from the age 6 supply pile (or age 7 if age 6 is empty, and so on), and then meld that card. You have to be able to adapt on the fly, react to your opponents tableau and seek opportunities when they come up. If an expansion supply pile is empty but the corresponding base pile is not, you usually draw a base card when you would have otherwise drawn an expansion card (Dig events from Artifacts of History are a notable exception). If you have at least two red cards on your board, you must score the top two (possibly losing their splay if you had only two or three).

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There are cards in the base age 3 supply pile, so you draw two cards from the Artifacts age 3 supply pile, skipping over age 2, as it is treated as "empty". Wingspan, an eclectic board game that transforms players into avian enthusiasts working to attract visitors to competing wildlife preserves, has won an array of accolades—including a spot on Smithsonian’s best board games list—since making its debut in 2019. We've gotten pretty good at explaining Innovation over the years, so most of the work here is sharing the rules adjustments. In the extremely rare situation that you have no cards on your board, you may not perform a Dogma action.To start a dogma action, you must choose one of the top cards on your board, thus activating its effects. The rule book is pretty clear on all the key rules, with very good pictorial examples of the dogma effects and what it means to splay cards left, right and up. To play Pandemic, one to five players act as a team of experts equipped to contain and, if all goes well, end a spate of viral outbreaks.

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If the stack is already splayed (spread to one side, see Basic Keywords below), that splay is maintained by the new card.To be clear, cards moved to your score pile still nonetheless add to your score, cards moved to your hand can be melded with future Meld actions, cards moved to your board can be activated with future Dogma Actions, and cards moved to your achievements pile still get you closer to winning. Each of these cards has a unique power which will allow further advancement, point scoring, or even attacking other civilisations. If either/both are true, you draw an Artifact from the age equal to the value of the covered up card (skipping any ages with empty base supply piles), and place that card "on display". You'll be surprised how many important decisions you'll make over the course of one game and the game will differ depending on what cards come out and when.