Question 1

When I take the Court action, what do I do with my Worker?

Accepted Answer

Place one available Worker in a Party; it becomes a Politician, and you receive that Party’s benefit. If you have no available Worker and cannot get one by converting 1 Uranium, you must forfeit the action (p. 3).

Question 2

How do I become a Party Leader or make my Party the Dominant Party?

Accepted Answer

After placing a Politician, you become Leader if you have more Politicians in that Party than its current Leader; the Party becomes Dominant if it has more total Politicians than the current Dominant Party. Ties do not change either status during the Court action (p. 3).

Question 3

At King’s Day, who scores each Party Agenda—and does the Dominant Party’s Leader score twice?

Accepted Answer

Each non-neutral Party Leader scores their Party’s Agenda, and every player who is a member of the Dominant Party scores that Party’s Agenda too. So its Leader scores that Agenda twice: once as Leader and once as a member (p. 3).

Question 4

Do Politicians come back to my supply after King’s Day?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each non-neutral Party Leader returns one of their Politicians from that Party, and each player returns exactly one of their Politicians from the Dominant Party if they still have one there; the rules then remove the highest-numbered Neutral Politician (p. 3).

Question 5

How many endgame conditions do we need to trigger in this expansion?

Accepted Answer

In a 3- or 4-player game, you need 3 conditions; in a 2-player game or solo, the number stays the same as in the base game (p. 5).

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