Dominance (Spanish)

In Dominance, three factions compete to control a region divided into territories (hexagonal spaces). Each faction is represented by a metal coin of a specific color (gold, silver, or bronze). The coins placed on the territories indicate which faction controls them. Players must manipulate the different factions to their advantage, switching sides several times throughout the game. In the end, one faction will prevail, and the player allied with that faction will be the winner!

On their turn, a player can take two actions of their choice: Declare a Dispute, Reinforce a territory, Move a coin, or Take a coin. Declaring a dispute ends the turn in either case, and it works like this: each player secretly bids a certain number of coins, even zero. The coins are revealed, and the faction with the most coins, both in the contested territory and in the stakes, wins. The territory is permanently assigned to that faction. The leader who led the faction to victory and the player who bet the most coins of that color each gain spoils: new coins and the ability to build on their territory or adjacent ones. Buildings (villages, cities, bridges, and the capital) increase the territory's value. Reinforcing adds a coin from the discard pile to a territory that already has one (of the same color). Moving moves coins from one territory to an adjacent territory. Taking a coin steals the top coin from the Coin Line. Placing places one of their own coins on a territory.

Each player's coin supply is kept secret. When all territories (except one) have been allocated, the game ends. Each territory awards 1 to 5 points, depending on the buildings present. The faction with the most points wins. The player with the most coins from that faction wins!

CONTENTS:

• 9 territory tiles
• 12 set miniatures (1 capital, 2 cities, 4 towns, and 5 bridges)
• 39 metal coins (13 gold, 13 silver, and 13 bronze)
• 8 leader tokens
• 7 cardboard markers
• 4 screens
• embroidered cloth bag
• game rules