7 Wonders (editia II)

No. Playing a card lets you take one action: build the card, build one Wonder stage, or sell the card. To build a stage, pay its cost on your Wonder board and tuck the chosen card face down beneath it; the card has no other use (p. 4).

No. Resources are not lost and can be used on every turn, but each resource symbol your City produces can be used only once per turn (p. 6).

Pay 2 Coins for each resource bought. Your neighbor keeps the card and can still use that resource; each symbol can be bought only once per turn by you, and the Coins must be available at the beginning of the turn (pp. 6–7).

No. On the sixth turn, choose one of the two cards you receive to play and discard the other face down; that discarded card gives you no Coins. Selling a card on a normal turn earns 3 Coins (pp. 4–5).

At the end of each Age, compare your strength separately with each neighbor. A tie gives neither player a token; the weaker player takes a Defeat token, while the stronger player takes that Age’s Victory token (worth 1, 3, or 5 points for Ages I, II, or III) (p. 5).

Score identical symbols by type using the table—for example, two matching symbols are worth 4 points and three are worth 9. Also score 7 points for each complete set of all three different symbols; add these scores together (p. 8).