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World Order: Korean Promo Cards

Expansion for World Order

World Order: Korean Promo Cards Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Cards
    • THAAD Deployment
    • Lazarus Group
    • Deterrence in the Deep
    • Arsenal of the Far East
    • Panmunjom Spring
    • Global Gateway
    • Shadow Fleet
    • Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Belarus
    • Demolition of the Inter-Korean Liaison Office
  • Translator's notes

Cards

THAAD Deployment

Region: East Asia-Pacific, 2016–2017. Type: Bid. Powers shown: USA, China.

Bid by moving an Army (tank icon) onto this card. Each player who holds the Republic of Korea as an allied Country adds 1 to their total bid.

  • The player who wins the bid gains 2 [lightning] additionally. Each other player returns the Army on this card to their personal board and loses 1 [lightning].

Footer (as printed): USA: 1-3 | China: 0-2

Lazarus Group

Region: Worldwide, 2007–present. Type: Condition check. Powers shown: USA, EU, Russia, China.

When this card is revealed, find the Democratic People's Republic of Korea among the East Asia-Pacific Country cards on the main board, and place it on top of the East Asia-Pacific deck on the left. When resolving this card, check whether you hold the Democratic People's Republic of Korea as an allied Country.

  • If you hold it, exhaust the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
  • If you do not hold it, lose 10 Ordis.

Deterrence in the Deep

Region: East Asia-Pacific, 2020–present. Type: Bid. Powers shown: USA, Russia, China.

Bid by moving an Army (tank icon) onto this card. If a power holds the Republic of Korea or the Democratic People's Republic of Korea as an allied Country, that power adds 1 to its bid.

  • If the USA won the bid or a tie occurred, add 1 Influence to the East Asia-Pacific Region. For the rest of the game, this Influence gives the USA +1 Defense in that Region.
  • If China and Russia won the bid, each gains 2 [lightning] additionally. For the rest of the game, China and Russia each gain +1 Threat in the East Asia-Pacific Region if they have an Army there.

Footer (as printed): USA: 1-4 | Russia: 0-2 | China: 0-2

Arsenal of the Far East

Region: Europe, 2022–present. Type: Bid. Powers shown: EU, Russia.

Proceed with the bid using the following: 10 Ordis (up to 3 times) / [sprout]. If you hold the Republic of Korea as an allied Country, add 1 to your bid.

  • If the EU won the bid, it gains 1 [lightning] additionally and 1 Army additionally, and it may move up to 2 Armies in Europe for free. Then, take the card "Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Belarus" and add it to the next round's event.
  • If Russia won the bid, it gains 1 [lightning] additionally. Then, remove 1 EU Army and 1 EU Influence from Europe.

Footer (as printed): EU: 0-3 | Russia: 0-3

Panmunjom Spring

Region: East Asia-Pacific, 2018. Type: Mutual agreement. Powers shown: USA, China.

Through agreement among the players taking part in this event, they may together pay 4 or more [sprout].

  • If they agreed, for each [sprout] paid, the paying player gains 1 [lightning] and 1 [laurel]. Then, take the card "Demolition of the Inter-Korean Liaison Office" and add it to the next round's event.
  • If they did not agree, each player loses 1 [lightning]. During this round, if the players hold an Army in the East Asia-Pacific Region, there they each gain +1 to their Threat against each other.

Footer (as printed): USA: 0-3 | China: 0-3

Global Gateway

Region: Worldwide, 2021–present. Type: Bid. Powers shown: EU, China.

Proceed with the bid using the following: 10 Ordis (up to 2 times) / [sprout]. Add 1 to your bid for each allied Country you hold, and 1 more for each FDI token on your allied Countries.

  • The player who wins the bid may change one allied Country to the ready state and invest in that country (paying the cost according to the normal rules). You may invest even if you invested in that country before.

Footer (as printed): EU: 0-4 (+10) | China: 0-4 (+10)

Shadow Fleet

Region: Worldwide, 2023–present. Type: Bid. Powers shown: USA, EU, Russia, China.

Proceed with the bid using the following: 10 Ordis (up to 3 times) / [sprout]. Adds 1 to the bid of the Russia and China powers.

  • If the USA and the EU won the bid, they gain 2 [lightning] and 2 [laurel] additionally. Russia loses 2 [lightning].
  • If Russia and China won the bid, they gain 2 [lightning] and 2 [laurel] additionally. China may perform an Import transaction for [barrel] from Russia. The EU loses 2 [lightning].

Footer (as printed): USA: 0-3 | EU: 0-3 | Russia: 0-3 | China: 0-3

Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Region: Europe, 2023. Type: Decision. Power shown: Russia. Carries the [link] symbol.

You may pay 2 [sprout] and 10 Ordis.

  • If you paid the above cost, gain 2 [lightning]. Then take 1 Army from the supply and place it in Europe.

Demolition of the Inter-Korean Liaison Office

Region: East Asia-Pacific, 2020. Type: Condition check. Powers shown: USA, Russia, China. Carries the [link] symbol.

Check whether your allied Country that is in the ready state in the East Asia-Pacific Region exists.

  • If it exists, exhaust that allied Country.
  • If it does not exist, lose 2 [lightning] each.

Translator's notes

  • The card text is translated from the Korean edition. The footer values are kept as printed; their meaning is not spelled out on the card.
  • The icon names in square brackets are descriptive, because the printed card text does not name them. Where the base rulebook names a resource, the same resource is meant here; confirm icon-to-resource mapping against the base game's icon key.
  • Some cards link to other cards by the [link] symbol. The linking is described in the text of the cards named above (Arsenal of the Far East and Panmunjom Spring).