Atlandice

The cataclysm began, drowning Atlantis in the waves. The last city of the mythical island is about to be swallowed up. You, the last Atlanteans, try to save what can be saved before fleeing from the fury of the elements. The clock is ticking. You have little time to gather the riches of Atlantis.

Visit the city's neighbourhoods through the open doors. Use the city's facilities wisely to gather as many resources as possible. Keep an eye on the neighbourhoods that are emptying of their wealth and on the clock that marks the time remaining before the end of the game. Gain prestige by collecting more resources than your opponents at key moments of the game and at the end of the game.

At the beginning of each round, the first player rolls all the dice and assigns them to the corresponding Quarters. (For example, dice of value 1 are placed next to the Jewellers' Quarter.). On each sector of the city there are resources: gems at the jewellers', books at the Library, provisions in inns, tools in machinery, weapons in forges. Then, starting with the first player and clockwise, each player chooses a die, then takes a resource on the quarter of that die, and finally applies the effect of the chosen quarter. The round continues until all players have rolled two dice each. Thus, by taking a die in the jewellers' district (opposite), the effect is as follows: Roll the die you took. If you get an odd result, you can take a second resource on this area. When you choose the area where the submarine counter is located, you can take an additional resource.

After two rounds of table play, each player has chosen 2 dice and there is 1 die left in the center of the table, near a quarter. Then the clock hand is advanced as many squares as the Hands symbols indicated on the tile of the quarter where the remaining die is located (2 squares in the example opposite). An event can be triggered depending on the arrival box of the needle. When a neighborhood is empty, the player with the most resources of the type associated with the neighborhood wins 3 victory points. The player in second place wins 1 point. All players return resources of this type, and a new Neighborhood tile is unveiled.

The game ends when the clock hand reaches the last square. So for each resource, 3 victory points are awarded to the player with the most resources, and one victory point to the second. The player with the most victory points wins the game.

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