Shogun

Each round the 10 action cards are arranged beneath fields 1–10 with the top 5 revealed (face up) and the bottom 5 face down; actions are executed in numeric order (1 then 2 ... then 10), revealing face‑down cards as you go. (p.6, p.9)

Players secretly bid with chest cards or province cards, reveal and pay their bids, then in bid order choose a special card and place their Daimyo in that special’s slot to set turn order; province bids pay nothing but consume that province for the round. (p.6–9)

Deploy 5 costs 3 chests and places 5 armies; Deploy 3 costs 2 chests and places 3; Deploy/Move 1 costs 1 chest and places 1 army and additionally allows moving armies from that province into one adjacent own province (no battling). Any number of armies may move to an adjacent province provided at least one army remains behind, and sea routes count as adjacency. (p.8)

All participating armies plus any cubes in the tower tray are tossed into the tower; the armies that fall out into the tray are counted and the side with more cubes in the tray wins. The defeated side’s fighting armies are removed to supply, the victor also loses as many armies as the defeated side, and remaining victorious armies occupy the province (ties/undecided have special consequences described in the rules). (p.11–12)

In winter each player must have one rice per province; unsupplied provinces determine how many revolts occur and how many additional farmer armies join (per the provisions table), then the besieged player’s left neighbor draws province cards to pick which provinces revolt — revolts are then resolved as battles with the extra farmers. (p.10–12)

Apply the event first and then apply the special card’s effect. (p.7)