Orders

Orders are the different actions that a player may do when it is his/her turn. Bellow are the six different orders.
-An order can only apply to a territory once a round. A neutral or enemy territory recently marched to cannot receive another order.

1. March

2. Muster

3. Build

4. Challenge

5. Gather

6. Nothing

1. March

-Units affected by the march order can move to any adjacent territory, whether allied, enemy, or unoccupied, and can move to any number of these.

-If you move all units out of a territory, you have the option to put down a territory marker, which costs 1 power token. If you do not, you lose the territory.

-If a unit moves to an allied territory, it may participate in further orders concerning that territory. There can only be 6 units per territory excluding spies and power characters

-If a unit moves to an unoccupied territory, that territory immediately becomes owned by the player

2. Muster

-A player may place up to however many units the territory card specifies by paying the training cost in supply tokens.

-Standard units cost 1 muster point, Advanced units cost 2. Standard units can be upgraded to Advanced at the cost of a muster. Spies count as an advanced unit for mustering.

-If a territory has a port as well as another mustering location, both ships and land units are mustered

3. Building/Reaving

-building allows players to upgrade their already known structures in their territories

-Reaving allows players to reduce a territory to its base establishments determined by its card and gain a supplies (reaving is not going to be in the alpha 1.0 version of the game)

4. Challenging

-Challenging supremacy tracks:
    -One player challenges another by betting power tokens. Each player takes tokens and reveals them at the same time. Whoever has the most wins the challenge. If there is a tie, whoever is at the top of the Favor track breaks the tie.
    -The person who is challenging must bet at least 2 tokens. (if the player cannot, the challenge is void)
    -The winner of the challenge moves up one space, and the loser goes down one place.

-Challenging spies:
    -A spy can only be challenged if it is adjacent or within a territory you control.
    -If the challenger wins, the spy dies.

-Challenging power characters:
    -A player can challenge another player so that if they win, their power character is set free to the nearest allied territory of the winner’s choice

-If you initiate and lose a challenge, you lose one action on your next turn.

5. Gather

-A player gathers the number of supplies and power tokens specified by the territory card