This also holds true for the Event deck, as it says on Page 12, under 3. Resolve the Event Card. The only card not in the Event deck at any time, is the current active Event. And, of course, the hidden events that are in black bags in the Storage Chest. There are originally 4 of these bagged Events, and during the game you will receive instructions to reveal them, and add them to the Event deck.
They get added immediately, and shuffled with all the Event cards, except for the active one. This means, that it is possible for the same Event card to come up multiple times in a year. The game ends at the end of a round, when at least one of the players has the required Glory 11 in Game 1. Now that you can Raid a Province, and remove a Treasure or Building, it is possible for someone to reach the target Glory on their turn, and then drop below it by the end of the round, by losing something that gives them Glory, like a Treasure or a Structure.
The game would then continue, until a round finished with a player having the target Glory. Once the game is over, you get to complete the End of Game steps starting on page The rules are pretty clear, but I will just quote one section for clarity. Train Advisors. The player who finished last in the game Ties are always settled in favour of the person with the least prominent Title in the game gets to choose which Retired Adventurer they want, to help train their advisor.
They then keep that Adventurer, and pass the rest to the player who finished second last. The important thing for this step, is that no Retired Adventurer can be used twice in one game. Ties are again settled in favour of who has the least prominent title, and this is clearly laid out in the example in the Rulebook on page If there is a tie for reassigning Titles, the player who currently has the lower Title, picks which one they want.
It is at this point, that you would unlock Chest 1 to see what it contained, if you completed the Darkness Stirs Milestone. This is the Player Aid for Game 1. This is a 2 page document, that should be printed double sided, and a copy can be given to all players, to allow quick look up for the actions in the game. The differences between the Prologue and Game 1 are highlighted in green.
Save Save. Home Shop About Contact Newsletter. Facebook Twitter Instagram Email. Long years passed. Raiding a Province All the Provinces start with a Garrison of 1 black circle , which means you take 1 dice from your dice pool when raiding another players Province.
Plunder A Province has several sites that can be plundered, and they are all designated by a number in an oval in the top left corner of each location.
The specifics are below: Fields — You get the gold generated by that field. Not only that, but the raided player does not get get to harvest that field for income at the next Winter phase. Place Enmity tokens on the field. It does not get harvested at the next Winter. Warehouse — Take half the goods from that warehouse, rounded up, so if there are 3 goods, you get 2. Place 3 enmity tokens on the warehouse.
You may dismiss it, or place it in your Council Room refreshed. Place 3 enmity tokens on the Council Room. Vault — Gain half the gold, rounded up, so if there is 9 gold in the Vault, you get 5. Weaselmonkey 7 May pm. The Dice tray has been working for me. Echodonut 25 May, pm. Anyone still playing this? Del [author] 14 Apr, am. It's not an asset of mine. You can load in your own dice tray or just roll on the table.
I keep getting an error message saying it wont load the Dice Tray? Tsar Andrei 14 Apr, am. Can't seem to load any of the textures. Toolio 28 Jul, am. Is anyone looking for a new player? I would like to join a group playing SeaFall if anyone is still playing. A88mph 18 Nov, pm. I think that this might have more to do with the latest update to TTS, but I thought it would be worth posting here as well.
Since the new update, we've had an issue with Decals showing up on the cards we've been using Adviser upgrades, perminent enmity, etc. Or all the Decals show up in the center of the board, and other oddities. Strange question, but it's not Ludwig Orsingher is it? An old pal and collaborator of mine in the DYI variant circle. I can understand the fear, but even pro game designers have to worry about this.
At some point you have to close the book and say "good enough," and let it grow up in the world by itself.
I think this is great work and you have nothing to be afraid of there. Del [author] 11 Oct, am. Between naming all the different advisers and naming islands, we are making the game enjoyable. So why wouldn't we keep playing? Plus, we unlocked Colonies, so having some outposts where we didn't have to run back to shore any time we needed to do anything made the game more bearable.
One player started to shoot ahead in points because he was always exploring, but two of us were focusing on our ships and getting colonies, which offer a lot of victory points. Pretty soon we grab some milestones from that, which allow us to grab some small victories.
We had a lot of fun naming the various advisors that you get over the course of the game. Then Seafall shows us its true colors again when we open the box containing the colony of Ker. While it made sense in the story to have the natives get pissed that we are settling their lands, gameplay wise it SUCKED! Now, the 2 of us with colonies get heavy penalties laid on us for having them, and restrict us being able to do just about anything else.
But wait, why did you make getting colonies such a big thing if it's now detrimental to us. Meanwhile, the person who is only exploring is continuing to shoot up the ranks, winning game after game and getting more and more benefits. Ok, this was getting less fun at this point, but there were still a couple of milestones I could work towards.
The very next game, due to the implications of the Ker colony, I had to spend the entire game working to get five structures built in my province. I almost got it done Nope, all my work had been for nothing as structures aren't held over between games. This was my breaking point. I seriously almost flipped the table at this point, because it felt like the game was punishing ME for not playing the game the way it wanted me to.
This was supposed to be a 4X game exploration, expansion, exploitation, and extermination , for pete's sake! In reality, Seafall is like a 1. It was like a DM in Dungeons and Dragons who assures you his game isn't a railroaded campaign, but punishes you when you don't make the choices that he expected you to make. Hehe get it? Galapagos Islands - for Charles Darwin??? And my colony, Johnny B.
Goodesville for Chuck Berry! Then, you have to use a UV light seriously to find these secret members and eventually you find out certain members give you a big discount on the roll to find the last island, which has a huge difficulty roll.
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