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    Turncoats Print and Play

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    The game Turncoats is played over land areas on a map by 2-5 players. On their turn, players take actions like recruiting or moving stones to control lands. The game ends when all players negotiate, and the winner is the player with the most stones from the faction that controls the most land. If there is a tie, various tiebreakers determine the winner, like the faction that controls the axe or flag areas. The goal is to play your stones to gain control of lands before the other players.

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    Turncoats Print and Play

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    The game Turncoats is played over land areas on a map by 2-5 players. On their turn, players take actions like recruiting or moving stones to control lands. The game ends when all players negotiate, and the winner is the player with the most stones from the faction that controls the most land. If there is a tie, various tiebreakers determine the winner, like the faction that controls the axe or flag areas. The goal is to play your stones to gain control of lands before the other players.

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    The game Turncoats is played over land areas on a map by 2-5 players. On their turn, players take actions like recruiting or moving stones to control lands. The game ends when all players negotiate, and the winner is the player with the most stones from the faction that controls the most land. If there is a tie, various tiebreakers determine the winner, like the faction that controls the axe or flag areas. The goal is to play your stones to gain control of lands before the other players.

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    406 views3 pages

    Turncoats Print and Play

    Uploaded by

    Buck Wild
    The game Turncoats is played over land areas on a map by 2-5 players. On their turn, players take actions like recruiting or moving stones to control lands. The game ends when all players negotiate, and the winner is the player with the most stones from the faction that controls the most land. If there is a tie, various tiebreakers determine the winner, like the faction that controls the axe or flag areas. The goal is to play your stones to gain control of lands before the other players.

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    The Winning Faction The Winning Player The lands are at war.

    Pretenders
    to the throne gather, with
    If all players Negotiate The player with the most loyalties on all sides. However,
    consecutively on their turn, stones on hand from the only one side win, and only one
    the game ends and the faction winning faction wins the pretender can rule.
    that rules the most land wins. game.
    If there’s a tie, the faction If there’s a tie, the player that
    with the most stones on the also has the least stones from
    axe wins. the losing factions wins.
    Play stones from your hand to
    control the matching faction. When A game for 2-5 players
    If there’s still a tie, the faction If there’s still a tie, use turn the game ends, have the most stones about playing all sides.
    with the most stones on the order as a tiebreaker, starting from the winning faction in your
    flag wins. with the next player in turn hand to win.
    Game Design by Matilda Simonsson
    order. Map Art by David Masnato
    Contact me at
    If all else fails, no one wins.
    @MildaGames on twitter or
    mildamatildagames.wordpress.com/
    tokens, “stones”. They should be identical

    1. Cut out the double-sided rulebook.

    Turncoats logo both on the front and the


    3. Fold it again along the new middle
    “components” and “actions II” face
    1 board. Can be printed on printer paper.

    winning faction” and “the winning


    faction tokens in. You should be able to
    1 opaque bag or container to store the

    draw from it without seeing the result.

    booklet with the blue, red, and black


    middle line, so that the rubrics
    21 blue, 21 red, and 21 black faction

    You should now have an unfolding


    2. Fold the rulebook along the

    line so that the rubrics “the

    player” face each other.


    Making the rulebook:
    What do you need?

    each other.
    to the touch.

    back.
    Components Playing the Game Actions I Actions II
    21 x 3 stones in 3 colors The last player to hold a flag starts,
    1 map taking their first turn. Recruit March
    1 rulebook On your turn, choose one action. Place a stone from your hand on Place a stone from your hand on
    Players keep taking turns clockwise, the map in any area. the flag and choose an area.
    Move one or more matching
    Setup choosing one action each. Continue
    playing until every player Negotiates, stones from there to an adjacent
    1. Put two matching stones in each at which point the game ends. area.
    homeland (matching land areas) Battle
    Place a stone from your hand on
    2. Place two random stones in Ruling Land and Ties the axe and choose an area. For Negotiate
    every other land area. each matching stone in that area,
    The faction with the most stones in Draw a stone. Then, reveal a
    an area rules it. If there’s a tie, the return a stone from a different
    3. Each player draws 8 stones at
    faction to the bag.
    stone from your hand and return
    random, keeping them secret faction with the most stones on the it to the bag.
    from other pretenders. axe rules there. If each player negotiates in a row
    If there’s still a tie, use the number of on their turn, the game ends.
    stones on the flag as a secondary
    tiebreaker.

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