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267. The orange player removes the defeated spearman fromTajima and puts the province card for Tajima in the unownedcard area next to the game board. Meanwhile, the blueplayer moves her victorious daimyoʼs experience marker onespace to the right, having had at least one successful battlethis turn.
Phase D: Final MovementDuring this phase, the attacking player can moveeach of his or her armies and provincial forces into anadjacent empty or friendly province. Stacking limits forronin and regular units still apply during this phase.Example—Phase D: Final Movement1. Move Daimyos’ Armies: You may move any ofyour army markers the number of provinces equal to orless than the daimyo’s experience level. For example, alevel-4 daimyo can move up to four provinces duringphase D. Army movement rules in this phase are thesame as those in Phase A: Move Daimyos’ Armies (seepage 18), with one addition: any army can now moveinto any adjacent empty province to conquer it (seeConquering an Empty Province, below).2. Move Provincial Forces: After moving your armies,you may move your provincial forces, or any numberof units from them, into adjacent friendly or emptyprovinces. If the adjacent friendly province is occupiedby an army, any or all of the provincial force unitsmay be added to your army, as long as they fit on yourarmy card. The units of a provincial force can splitup to move into different adjacent empty or friendlyprovinces. If the adjacent friendly province is occupiedby a provincial force, a larger provincial force results.If a provincial force moves into an adjacent emptyprovince, it conquers it.1. Itʼs the blue playerʼs turn, and she just finished combat.Now she decides what, if any, movement sheʼd like to doduring phase D.Conquering An Empty Province: To conquer anempty province, move in either 1) an adjacent army;2) one or more units that you remove from an adjacentarmy; or 3) one or more of your provincial force unitsfrom an adjacent province. Then take the matchingprovince card and add it to your pile. You now own theprovince.At the end of this phase, return your battle markers tothe master tray.2. Armies move first. The blue playerʼs army is led by a level-3daimyo; it can move three provinces. For its first move, thearmy moves to the empty province of Tajima, conquering it.The army splits off a bowman to leave behind as a garrisonin Tango. The blue player takes the Tajima province card andadds it to her pile.27
Page 1 and 2: 2-5 PLAYERSAGE 12+TMRULEBOOK
Page 3 and 4: Object of the GameTable of Contents
Page 5 and 6: Sea LineThe Island of HonshuFGDHCEA
Page 7 and 8: Army CardsYour army card has three
Page 9 and 10: Planning Trays & Reference ScreensE
Page 11 and 12: 4. Deal Province CardsRemove the fo
Page 13 and 14: Action 3: BuildDuring this action,
Page 15 and 16: Action 5: Hire RoninDuring this act
Page 17 and 18: Ninja as a SpyIf you don’t use th
Page 19 and 20: across a sea line), place the battl
Page 21 and 22: Step 1: Bowmen RollThe attacker rol
Page 23 and 24: Defending in a Naval Invasion: An a
Page 25: 4. The blue player attacks with the
Page 29 and 30: Two-Player RulesThe rules for a two
Page 31 and 32: Third Edition CreditsGame Design: M

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