Ayar: Children of the Sun

Count the empty Tambo slots in the row or column aligned with your Step marker; that number is your power. You may use less power than you have (p. 9).

No. Take a Tambo from the row or column of your Step marker and place it on an empty slot behind the Ayar you just moved, on a slot whose activity you can perform (p. 8).

Inti devotion adds to your dial, which scores as Sun points at each dawn and never resets. Moons are scored at night; activity gains are not scored immediately (pp. 9, 12, 14).

All players gain Inti devotion for the activity shown. A player also gains a Llama if they meet the tile’s Sun requirement; then flip the tile for the next Ayar’s visit (p. 12).

The Ayar on the lowest movement space retires; if tied, retire the one whose female partner is lower in the Temple area. Then everyone places the Step marker matching that Ayar’s colour above their Tambo grid and scores the activity shown there (p. 14).

No. After the fourth night, convert your Llamas as you choose, then your score is the lower of your Sun and Moon totals. Ties go to the tied player whose other score is closest to that lower score (pp. 11, 15).