Survive the
fury of the dragons.

Catastrophes must be played immediately when drawn and cannot be kept in your hand. Peste Negra (Black Plague) makes every player eliminate 2 Villagers from their own kingdom.

1. Reveal the Catastrophe immediately.
2. Resolve its effect clockwise, starting with the player who drew it, unless an ability protects a player.
3. Discard the Catastrophe and draw a replacement card.

Peste Negra example: a kingdom with 6 Villagers and no protection.

Vientos del Caos (Winds of Chaos) changes the decision: in order, each player chooses and eliminates 1 opposing Basic Recruit or Peasant. The printed card specifies which Villagers can be chosen.

Reveal a Divine Punishment when drawn and leave it in play, affecting every player. While Dragones Hambrientos is active, tribute requires 2 food instead of 1.

1. Reveal the Punishment, leave it active, and draw a replacement.
2. Its effect continues while it remains in play.
3. A new Punishment replaces the old one, sending it to the discard pile. Divine Favor can also eliminate it.

Example: sacrifice untapped Cows, with no other abilities changing the tribute.

The entire food bonus goes toward tribute: a bribe needs an additional resource. Draw only one Divine Punishment per turn; shuffle additional ones back into the deck and draw replacement cards.

When you draw Plegaria, reveal it and eliminate the active Divine Punishment: it leaves play and goes to the discard pile. Its effect stops applying to every kingdom. In this example, Dragones Hambrientos stops requiring two food.

1. Reveal Plegaria and eliminate the active Punishment.
2. Every player draws 1 card through Plegaria’s ability.
3. Discard Plegaria and draw a replacement for the Divine Favor.

Example with one active Punishment: its effect ends for everyone.

The ability draw and replacement draw are separate: everyone receives Plegaria’s card draw; the player who drew the Favor also replaces it to continue the Draw Phase. With no other modifiers, tribute returns to 1 food or 1 Villager.

Play Reactions in any quantity during your turn or an opponent’s, at the time specified on the card.

An opponent sacrifices untapped Cows to produce 2 food: one pays tribute and the other pays for the bribe. The Cows card is already in the Discard Pile. Your opponent targets a Peasant in your kingdom with the bribe; you play Mal Momento y Mal Lugar to redirect it to a Peasant in a third player’s kingdom.

1. Your opponent sacrifices Cows and pays 1 food for tribute and 1 food for the bribe. Both payments are complete.
2. Your opponent targets your Peasant; respond with Mal Momento y Mal Lugar and choose a Peasant belonging to the third player as the new target.
3. The Reaction resolves first. The bribe eliminates the Peasant you chose, instead of the original target. Your Peasant stays in your kingdom. Discard the Reaction after it resolves.

All food from Cows has already been spent: tribute and the bribe are paid.

The Reaction only changes the target: it does not restore Cows or refund food. The sacrificed Cows stay in the Discard Pile, and the third kingdom loses 1 Villager. Choose another Villager or Animal as allowed by the card; if more responses are added, resolve the chain starting with the last card played or ability activated.

During your Action Phase, you may play 1 Event per turn from your hand. With Robar el Banquete, you choose up to 1 Basic Animal from each opponent’s kingdom and place it in yours.

1. At a three-player table, you have 1 Animal. Opponent 1 has Cows and Sheep; opponent 2 has Goats and two Sheep cards.
2. Play Robar el Banquete and choose Cows from opponent 1 and Goats from opponent 2. Both chosen cards move into your kingdom; the remaining cards stay with their owners.
3. Discard the Event after it resolves. You have now played your Event for this turn.

Your kingdom goes from 1 Animal to 3: you receive Cows and Goats from two different opponents.

The choice is yours: choose Cows or Sheep from opponent 1, then Goats or one of the two Sheep cards from opponent 2. Take up to one card from each opponent. Three players means two opponents: take up to 2 Animals. To take Cows, Sheep, and Goats in one resolution, you need three opponents, meaning four players. Only Basic Animals already in their kingdoms can be chosen.