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e kingdoms let you recruit from their slums and prisons; but, otherwise, they

have all but forgotten you. You still control the ancient territory called the “Gift.”

e Gift is bounded by the Starks’ kingdom to the south and the

seas to the east and west. To the north stands the Wall—the

towering dam holding back the wildlings and the other

horrors of the northern wastes. You must settle and

expand your holding in the Gift. After all, starving

and poorly armed men make poor guards.

ere are 6 terrain types. Five of the terrain

types produce a dierent type of resource.

Each resource you receive is represented by a

card. Here’s what each terrain produces:

You only collect resources if you own a settlement or a keep bordering a terrain hex

producing a resource. In the illustration, the red settlement [A] borders the “10” mountains

hex. e blue and black settlements [B] border the “10” pasture. If a “10”

is rolled, the red player receives 1 ore card; and the blue and black

players each receive 1 wool card.

Since the settlements and keeps usually border on

2-3 terrain types, they can “harvest” up to 3 dierent

resources based on the dice roll. Here, the yellow

settlement [C] borders on forest, mountains, and

pasture. A settlement at [D] would only harvest the

resources from 2 terrain hexes (pasture and forest).

Finally, a settlement at [E] would only harvest the

resource from 1 terrain hex (hills). However, [E]

is also at an ore trade route.

Since it’s impossible for you to have settlements

adjacent to all terrain hexes and number tokens, you

may receive certain resources only at rare intervals

(or never). is is tough, because building requires

specic resource combinations.

For this reason, you can trade with the supply

or trade with other players. Make them an oer! A

successful trade might yield you a big build!

You can only build a new settlement on an

unoccupied intersection—provided that one of your

own roads leads to that intersection and the nearest

settlement is at least 2 intersections away.

Carefully consider where you build settlements. ere are

numbers of varying size and pips (dots) on each number token. e

taller the number (and the more pips it has), the more likely you are to roll that

number during the game.

Bottom line: e more frequently a number is rolled, the more often the hexes with those

numbers produce resources. You should consider settling on hexes that have good potential

for production (e.g., 6 & 8 versus 2 or 12). However, these same hexes are often primary

targets for Tormund the Robber.

Game Overview

Settlement

Path

if yOu are new tO Catan, play the base Game rules befOre yOu play the full Game!

If you are new to Catan, please read this Game Overview rst (page 1). Next, read the Base Game Rules (pages 2-4) and start to play base Catan.

If you already familiar with base Catan, read the rules and play the full

Brotherhood of the Watch

game! ese rules begin on page 5.

If you have questions at any time during your games, you can look up keywords (marked

󲀂

) in the Rules Reference (included as a separate booklet).

You begin the game with 2 settlements and

2 roads. Each settlement is worth 1 victory point.

You therefore start the game with 2 victory points!

e rst player to acquire 10 victory points on his/her

turn wins the game.

To gain more victory points, you must build new roads and

settlements. You can also upgrade settlements to keeps. Each keep is worth

2 victory points. To build or upgrade, you need to acquire resources.

How do you get resources? It's simple. Each turn, 2 dice are rolled to determine which

terrain hexes produce resources. Each terrain hex is marked with a round number token. If,

for example, a “10” is rolled, all terrain hexes with a “10” number token produce resources—

in the illustration on this page, those terrain hexes are mountains (ore) and a pasture (wool).

Road

Intersections

To make your rst game as easy as possible,

we use the award-winning "Catan" rules system.

Tormund

the Robber

standard set-up

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Trade Route

Forest

produces lumber

Hills

produce brick

Pasture

produces wool

Fields

produce grain Mountains

produce ore

Ice Fields

produces nothing

ese rules contain all the important information that you need to play! If you need more information during the game, you can

look up keywords in the Rules Reference . Keywords are marked with a “

󲀂

” symbol.

startinG set-up fOr

beGinners

e frame pieces hold the board together and prevent the

terrain hexes from moving after the board is in place. Referring

to the illustration on page 1, set up the game board (if you play

with 3 players, use the same set-up without the red pieces):

• Assemble the frame pieces as shown.

• Place the hexes face up inside the frame as shown.

• Place 1 number token on each hex as shown.

Note: After your rst game, you can play the base game with a

variable board. See the Rules Reference for instructions.

set-up

• Sort the resource cards into

5 stacks. Put them face up next

to the board to form

the supply.

• Set the 11 hero cards and the 2 “New Recruits”

cards aside. You don't

use them in the base game.

• Shue the development

cards. Place them face

down by the board.

• Place the special cards “LONGEST

ROAD” and “LARGEST PATROL”

beside the board, 2 VP side up. Place the

two 6-sided dice beside the board.

Setting Up the Players

• Leave the 12 sided die, gray gures, wall, and the guards in

the box. You won't need them in the base game.

en, each player does the following:

• Choose a player color. Take all of the player pieces of that

color and a building cost card. Place them in front of you.

• Place 2 settlements and 2 roads of your color as indicated in

the illustration on page 1.

• You receive 1 resource

󲀂

for each terrain hex adjacent to

your starting settlement (your settlement marked with a

white star on page 1). Take the appropriate resource cards

from their stacks. Keep your resource cards hidden from your

opponents.

Example: In the illustration on page 1, see the blue settlement on

the right, marked with a star. Blue receives 1 brick, 1 lumber, and

1 ore for his settlement.

Base Game Rules

turn Overview

On your turn, you perform the following steps in the

order listed:

• Step 1: Roll the 6-sided dice for resource production

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rst

(the result applies to all players).

• Step 2: You may trade

󲀂

resource cards with other players

and/or trade with the supply

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• Step 3: You may build roads

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, settlements

󲀂

, and/or keeps

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, and/or buy development cards

󲀂

You may also play 1 development card at any time during

your turn.

After you’re done, pass the dice to the player to your left, who

then continues the game with step 1.

e oldest player goes rst.

the turn in detail

1. Resource Production

󲀂

You begin your turn by rolling the two 6-sided dice. e sum of

the dice determines which terrain hex(es) produce resources.

Each player who has a settlement on an intersection

󲀂

that

borders a terrain hex marked with the number rolled receives

1 resource card of the hex’s type. For an example, see resource

production

󲀂

. If you have 2 or 3 settlements bordering that

hex, you receive 1 resource card for each settlement. You receive

2 resource cards for each keep you own that borders that hex. If

there are not enough of a given resource in the supply to fulll

everyone’s production, look in the Rules Reference.

Example: If a “6” is rolled, Red receives 2 brick for his

2 settlements. Blue receives 1 brick for his 1 settlement.

If a “4” is rolled, Blue receives 1 grain. If Blue's settlement were a

keep, he would receive 2 grain instead.

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oming

Take any 2 resources

from the supply. Add them

to your hand. ey can be

2 of the same resource or

2 dierent resources.

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Before or after your own

production roll, choose 1:

Move Tormund as if you

had rolled a “7”. OR

Take 1 wildling in the Gift

and return it to the Frostfangs

& take 1 resource from the

hex the wildling left.

Before or after your own

production roll, choose 1:

Move Tormund as if you

had rolled a “7”. OR

Take 1 wildling in the Gift

and return it to the Frostfangs

& take 1 resource from the

hex the wildling left.

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Add 1 of your guards

to the Wall for free.

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2. Trade

󲀂

After the dice roll is resolved, you may trade freely to gain

resource cards (using either or both types of trades below):

a) Trade with Players

󲀂

On your turn, you can trade resource cards with any of the

other players. You can announce which resources you need and

what you are willing to trade for them. e other players can

also make their own proposals and counteroers to you.

Important: Players may only trade with the player whose turn it

is. e other players may not trade among themselves.

b) Trade with the Supply

󲀂

You can also trade

󲀂

without the other players! During your

turn, you can always trade at 4:1 by putting 4 identical resource

cards back in the supply and taking any 1 resource card of your

choice from it. If you have a settlement/keep on a trade route

󲀂

, you can trade with the supply at a more favorable rate: 3:1

or 2:1 as indicated by the trade route.

Important: e 4:1 trade is always possible, even if you do not

have a settlement or keep on a trade route.

3. Build

󲀂

Now you can build. rough building, you can increase your

victory points

󲀂

, expand your road network, improve your

resource production, and/or buy useful development cards. To

build, you must pay specic combinations of resource cards

(see the Build Costs Card

󲀂

). Take the appropriate number

of roads, settlements, and/or keeps you built from your supply.

Place them immediately on the board. Return the resource

cards you spent to their respective supply stacks.

You cannot build more pieces than what is available in your

pool—a maximum of 5 settlements, 4 keeps, and 15 roads.

a) Road

󲀂

Requires: Brick & Lumber

A new road must always connect to one of your existing roads,

settlements, or keeps. Only 1 road can be built on any given

path

󲀂

e rst player to build a continuous road

(not counting forks) of at least 5 road segments

that is not interrupted by a foreign road or keep

receives the special card “Longest Road

󲀂

.” If

another player succeeds in building a longer road

than the one created by the current owner of the

“Longest Road” card, that player immediately

takes the special card (and its 2 victory points).

In this case, there is a 4 victory point swing!

Road Build Example: Blue may build a road on the paths

marked in green. Blue cannot build on the path marked in red, for

yellow's settlement blocks the way.

Longest Road Example: Red has a continuous connection of

6 roads (not counting the fork); therefore she has the “Longest

Road.” Blue's 7-road linkage is interrupted by one of Red's

settlements. So, Blue's longest road is 5.

b) Settlement

󲀂

Requires: 1 brick,

1 wool, 1 grain, and 1 lumber

Take special note of the “Distance Rule”

󲀂

: you may only

build a settlement at an intersection if all 3 of the adjacent

intersections are vacant (i.e., none are occupied by any

settlements or keeps—even yours).

Each of your settlements must connect to at least one of your

own roads. When a terrain hex produces, you receive resources

regardless of whose turn it is. You receive 1 resource card for

each settlement you have adjacent to that terrain hex.

Each settlement is worth 1 victory point.

See the settlement example on the next page.

Trade w/supply 4:1 without a trade route

Trade w/supply with a

3:1 trade route

Trade w/supply with

2:1 lumber trade route

= =

Longest Road

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