Rusty on the RulesPax Pamir: Second Edition rules refresher
Get back into Pax Pamir: Second Edition in 15 minutes: a spoken refresher of the setup, how a turn goes, the rules people often forget, and how the game ends and is scored. Made for people who have played before. Listen on the way to game night and start playing without opening the rulebook.
2019 · 2 min 39 s in the feed
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- How to win
- Basic setup
- Core mechanics
- Gameplay example
Rules quiz
How much of Pax Pamir: Second Edition do you still remember? Each question opens on its answer.
When you pay rupees onto market cards for a purchase or a card action, what restriction does that place on you for the rest of your turn?
You cannot buy any card you placed a rupee on this turn, for any reason.
What happens under the overthrow rule when you lose your last tribe in a region, or your last political card from a region?
Losing your last tribe in a region means you immediately discard all your political cards from that region, and losing your last political card from a region means you immediately remove all your tribes there.
What must you do when a leveraged card is discarded from your court?
You must pay 2 rupees back to the bank, and for each rupee you cannot pay you discard another card from your hand or court.
What does it take for a Dominance Check to succeed?
A single coalition must have the most blocks on the map and at least 4 more than each other coalition individually.
How do actions on cards of the favored suit work?
They are bonus actions that do not count toward your 2 actions, though each card can still be used for only 1 action per turn.