Resource cards indicate the prosperity of your kingdom. Using actions, a player can get resources from the market or put resource cards face up on the table in front of him. These face up cards are now the resources owned by their kingdom.

Resources in a player's kingdom allows them to play action cards. Many action cards allow to steal resources from other players or get more powerful resources from the level 2 and level 3 decks.

Action cards represent powerful deals, attacks and treachery a player can do. There are 3 types of actions: attack, supremacy, normal. 

Attack cards can be used against any player with less resources of the corresponding type in their kingdom. Attacks usually allow you to steal resources, titles, or to harm the other player.

Supremacy cards work like attack cards, except that you don't select a target. You must be the player with the most resource of the corresponding type in order to play that card. The second player with the most resources of the card's type can also play a supremacy card for a less powerful effect.

Normal cards have less powerful effects but can be played by anyone.

One player getting the 5 titles will automatically end the game and win.

But there is another way of gaining victory points. Each player can have one active objective in front of him. When they complete that objective, they can turn the card face down to get a victory point.

Players can use their action to make alliance with other consenting players. Each alliance is only associated with one type of resource (army, gold, power, faith or territory).

Players will share their resources of the selected type when they have an alliance. When two players have a gold alliance for instance, if one has 5 strength in gold and the other has 4. Then they both have 9 instead!