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Card paste-ups in Japanese for Uruk:Wiege der Zivilisation. 600dpi.

A Japanese rules for Uruk:Wiege der Zivilisation.

New Box Inlay + Print centered on A4 or letter + Cut and fold + Replace original inlay with the new one + Voila! The cards stay in a seperate box in place! No need for tuckboxes

errata fixed. rules clarification

Rules in Korean. If there is something wrong, please send a geekmail to me, not email. As I play this game, it may be updated.

1 page colour xls outlining Turn Sequence, God/Disaster Sequence, God/Disaster Effects, VPs and explanations of all cards by colour and cost.

A double face invention summary, player's aid, god/disaster summary and pictogram in four colors, designed to fit game's style... and box! They have been created by a graphic designer to make the game easier for newcomers and more enjoyable. The .zip file contains 4 pages .pdf file formatted for A4 duplex printing (both sides of paper). Special thanks to Zefquaavius, Bankler, Sentiero and Chris Dorrell for their contribution. Version: 1.1 (All major mistakes from the previous version have been corrected)

Made rule correction regarding making an invention. Please use this version.

Reference sheet useful for quick referencing and provides a structured summary for teaching the game. See the At the Gates of Loyang game entry if you are interested in ref sheets for other games that I’ve made. If you do not have Microsoft Powerpoint, a PDF version is also available there.

This is four copies of a player aid that matches the rules rewrite. Setup, the god/disaster process, and scoring are left the responsibility of the "teacher", who has the rules rewrite in front of her, but this tells each player what options she has on her turn. This retry downloads as a PDF, rather than a ZIP. (Thanks, Bay!)

This is four copies of a player aid that matches [url=http://www.boardgamegeek.com/filepage/45380]the rules rewrite[/url]. Setup, the god/disaster process, and scoring are left the responsibility of the "teacher", who has [url=http://www.boardgamegeek.com/filepage/45380]the rules rewrite[/url] in front of her, but this tells each player what options she has on her turn.

I had an embarrassingly hard time teaching this from the rulebook even after Ken Hill had taught me the game quite well. I channeled that frustration to rewrite the rules in a way that I think is more useful for review and recall. This retry downloads as a PDF, rather than a ZIP. (Thanks, everyone!)

Ken Hill taught me the game quite well; however, when I tried to teach it from memory and the rulebook subsequently, I had an embarrassingly hard time. Out of that frustration, this rules rewrite was born. I believe it is much more review-and-recall-friendly than the original rulebook, but only use will tell. [b]v1.2[/b] emphasizes the trigger for the end of the game. My editing in the creation of v1.0 had downplayed it to the point that I couldn't find it myself! If you find any [size=6]other[/size] mistakes, please let me know. Thanks!

Ken Hill taught me the game quite well; however, when I tried to teach it from memory and the rulebook subsequently, I had an embarrassingly hard time. Out of that frustration, this rules rewrite was born. I believe it is much more review-and-recall-friendly than the original rulebook, but only use will tell. [b]v1.1[/b] removes a duplicated bit of information on consecutive lines, as well as a couple of extraneous words clumsily left during some rephrasing. If you find any [size=6]other[/size] mistakes, please let me know. Thanks!

Ken Hill taught me the game quite well; however, when I tried to teach it from memory and the rulebook subsequently, I had an embarrassingly hard time. Out of that frustration, this rules rewrite was born. I believe it is much more review-and-recall-friendly than the original rulebook, but only use will tell. If you find any mistakes, please let me know. Thanks!

Hoja de ayuda para facilitar el desarrollo de una partida recordando las diferentes acciones que se pueden llevar a cabo en tu turno. Es una traducción de la que hizo en inglés Sentieiro. 2 Copias en un A4. Imprescindible complementar con las geniales reglas y descripción de cartas que colgó pedrotronic en el siguiente enlace de labsk: http://www.labsk.net/index.php?topic=31032.0

A tuckbox for the cards to keep them safe and sound. Besides, it looks better :-)

This summarizes the powers of the various cards. Transcribed from the English Leaflet.

Uruk: Wiege der Zivilisation Player actions and game end summary