Civolution: Acceptance Letter

No. Roll your fate dice once and choose one die; its value determines both your food and whether you tame the creature. You may spend idea markers to adjust the value, but the adjusted value applies to both (pp. 5–6).

Only if you have no creature chip installed yet: then choose an empty column or one containing only income chips. If you already have a creature chip, you must use that same column; after installing the new chip, make a lucky find in its territory type (p. 6).

You may feed it up to 3 stored materials of its territory type, in any allowed combination. Feeding 1, 2, or 3 materials gives, respectively, 2 ideas; 2 ideas and 3 success points; or those rewards plus 2 steps on the indicated progress track (p. 8).

No. You select three level-4 tiles during setup, then upgrade one corresponding main module once; the tiles stay beside your console until you use “Upgrade 1 main module” to upgrade that module from level III to level 4 (pp. 9, 11).

After the usual three steps for your starting chip card, place the attribute chip in the lowest available stage of any column; that column is then reserved for attribute and income chips. Gain its starting benefit after placing it (pp. 2–3).