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• Sheep and cattle: each sheep is worth 2 points (3 points if

pregnant), each cattle is worth 3 points (4 points if pregnant).

• Occupations: the value of your occupation cards is printed in

the top right corner. Only occupation cards in play count.

• Silver: determine the total of silver in your supply. Silver on

your boards is worthless.

• Final income: instead of paying out the income of the nal

round, you can write it down in the “Final Income” category of

the scoring pad.

• The player who owns the “English Crown” special tile receives

2 additional points, regardless of whether it is in their supply or

on one of their boards.

Negative Points

• From your total of positive points, subtract the negative points

for your boards and buildings, including your home board and

exploration boards as well as your sheds and houses.

Also, do not forget your Thing Penalties, if any (see “Phase 9:

Feast” on page 11).

• It may occur that a player places goods tiles adjacent to each other

even though they were not allowed to do so. Correct the mistake

immediately when that happens. If you notice a mistake too late,

you can punish the culprit during the scoring with 1 Thing Penalty

for each wrongly placed pair of tiles. Here are 2 examples:

In the example on the left, a player has

placed three green goods in a row, so

there are two green-green pairs. This is

punishable by two Thing Penalties for a

total of -6 points.

In the example on the right, the mistake

is more severe. The three goods have

been placed such that any two of them

are adjacent to each other. So there

are three green-green pairs, which is

punishable by three Thing Penalties for

a total of -9 points.

the solo Game

In the solo game, use whichever side of the home board you like.

You will need a second set of Vikings of a different color.

• Place 1 Viking (2 Vikings in the short game) of one color (here:

red) on round space 1 at the “Banquet Table”, and another

2 Vikings each on spaces 3, 5, and 7 (the latter only in the long

game).

• Place 2 Vikings of the other color (here: yellow) each on round

spaces 2, 4, and 6.

• Place 5 Vikings of the rst color (red) on the Thing Square,

and 5 Vikings (6 Vikings in the short game) of the other color

(yellow) on the “waiting space” of your home board.

• Remove the remaining Viking of the second color from the

game. (In the short game, remove 1 Viking of the rst color

instead.)

Play the game as though it were a multiplayer game, taking one

turn after another. Since you do not have any opponents, leave the

Vikings from the previous round on the game action board, blocking

the action spaces. This is why you have Vikings of two colors.

Course of a Round:

Play the rst round as in the multiplayer game. In phase 12, do

not take any Vikings from the action board. Instead, move the 5

Vikings of the other color from the “waiting space” to the Thing

Square. In round 2, you receive 2 additional Vikings of the other

color. At the end of round 2, leave the Vikings you placed in round

2 on the action board and return the Vikings from the rst round to

your home board. Place these Vikings in round 3. Continue play

in this fashion until the nal round.

Notes on the Phases of a Round:

• Once you are familiar with the solo game, you can skip phase 3.

If you would like to know which exploration boards are available

in any given round, check the appendix on page 15. It will also

tell you how big the reward for exploring a specic board is.

• Always skip phase 6. (You have the privilege to always be the

rst player.)

• In phase 12, you can look at the “Banquet Table” to see which

Vikings you must remove from the action board.

A nal score of 100 is considered a very good score for the solo game.

In the long game, you can get there with experience, but in the short

game this is rather difcult to achieve. If you like the challenge, be our

guest and beat it. (Due to the blocking Vikings, the solo game usually

has lower scores than the multiplayer game.)

If you like, you can look through the

light brown occupation cards and choose

one for the start of the game, instead of

drawing one at random. This way you can

explore specic aspects of the game.

In the solo game, I prefer to lay out more

mountain strips during setup than required.

I use a pencil to mark how many of those

mountain strips are available to me at each

time. This way I can go much quicker through

phase 11 and enjoy the game more.

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