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Anunnaki: Trade with Atlantis

Expansion for Anunnaki: Dawn of the Gods

Anunnaki: Trade with Atlantis Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Components
  • Commercial Pacts with Atlantis
    • Fulfilling the Atlantis Pact
    • Rewards
  • Tile Layout

Components

  • 4 Commercial Pact tiles marked with the Gaia icon.

Each tile has the standard Commercial Pact layout: the required resources are shown at the top of the tile, an optional emblem is shown in the middle, and the reward line is at the bottom of the tile, with a shield-shaped value.

Commercial Pacts with Atlantis

Fulfilling the Atlantis Pact

These tiles are fulfilled as ordinary Commercial Pacts (see "2. Fulfill a Commercial Pact" in the base rulebook): spend the resources shown at the top of the tile, then gain the rewards.

To fulfill one of these Atlantis Commercial Pact tiles, you must control at least 1 Territory of Atlantis (the centre of the Gaia board).

Rewards

Fulfilling one of these tiles gives you one of the following rewards, as shown on the tile:

  • Summon a Minor God.
  • Take an Artifact card.
  • Move your Action pawn to get an additional action.

Tile Layout

The four tiles as shown on the scan:

  1. Tile 1: a grey circle with a question mark at the top-left of the cost row, and a red icon with the number 3 beside it. Middle emblem: a triangle with an eye. Reward row: a shield with the number 2, and a gold-ringed icon with a white token inside, showing 2.
  2. Tile 2: a red icon with the number 3 and a green crystal icon with the number 3 in the cost row. Middle emblem: none. Reward row: a shield with the number 5, and a gold-ringed icon with a white token inside, showing 3.
  3. Tile 3: a red icon and a green icon in the cost row. Middle emblem: a figure silhouette. Reward row: a shield with the number 1, and a gold-ringed icon with a white token inside.
  4. Tile 4: a red icon and a blue icon in the cost row. Middle emblem: a tree. Reward row: a shield with the number 1, and a gold-ringed icon with a white token inside.

Note: the icons in the cost rows of tiles 2 to 4 and the reward icons were not identifiable at source resolution beyond the colour and number shown; the exact resource or track each one stands for is not transcribed here and should be confirmed against a higher-resolution copy of the tiles.