The award - winning 7 Wonders has been reinvented into an exciting two - player showdown. With perfect timing, pick cards from the market, engage in military battles, and construct your ancient wonders! There are three paths to victory. For military supremacy, each shield on military buildings (red cards) or wonders lets you move the Conflict pawn towards your opponent's capital. The pawn moves back and forth on the track. When it enters a zone, the active player uses the token's effect and returns it to the box. If it reaches your opponent's capital, you win by military might. Scientific supremacy involves 7 different scientific symbols. Every time you collect a pair of the same symbols, choose a Progress token on the board, which stays in your city until the game ends. Gather 6 different symbols, and you win. Civilian victory occurs if there's no military or scientific win before the end of Age III. The player with the most victory points takes the game. The game includes Wonder Cards (4 per player, representing ancient structures), Age Cards (divided into three Ages with unique decks showing buildings, military units, and scientific progress), Conflict Tokens (from military units affecting the military track), and Progress Tokens (from scientific advancements with various benefits). Specifications: Theme - Tabletop Board Games, Ages 10+, 2 players, 30 - minute playtime.
How to play: First, each player gets four Wonder cards. The game is divided into three Ages, and you'll draft Age Cards from the market. Be strategic about when you pick cards to build your wonders, military buildings, and gain scientific symbols. For military battles, use the shields on your cards to move the Conflict pawn. When it enters a zone, apply the token's effect. For scientific progress, collect pairs of scientific symbols to get Progress tokens. Keep an eye on your victory points for a civilian win. Remember, the game can end at military or scientific supremacy or at the end of Age III. Tips: Read all the card descriptions carefully before making a move. Plan your strategies for each Age. Don't just focus on one way to win; balance your efforts between military, scientific, and civilian achievements. Maintenance: Keep the cards in a dry and cool place. You can use card sleeves to protect them from wear and tear. When not in use, store all the game components back in the box properly to avoid losing any parts.
