new world opens before you with untouched land as far as the eye can see. Your boat glides up a river and you examine the banks, appreciating the

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A new world opens before you with untouched land as far as eye can see. Your boat glides up a river and you examine banks, appreciating beauty of your new home. Expand your territory, cultivate your land and exploit your resources to construct buildings that will make your settlement most impressive in region. But keep an eye on your opponents! If you aren t careful y ll claim richest land before you even have a chance to set foot on bank!

Game Contents 1 double-sided Main Game Board showing islands 4 sets of components (1 per player) containing : 1 double-sided River Board 1 Boat 5 Pioneers x1 Wood x1 Clay 8 4 44 wooden Resources x5 x1 Stone Food 65 Terrain Tiles 5 1 Deserts 10 Badlands 1 Meadows 14 Forests 8 Mountains Setup symbol 4 Mixed Terrains 0 Bonus Tokens x x x x Buildings Cards 4 Players x x1 Players x9 1 First Player Pawn This Rules booklet

Setting up game in middle Place Main Board ant side up relev with, table of (-player game or /4-player game). Each player takes a matching set of compo Players nents (River Board, Boat and Pioneers) d and places ir Boat and River Boar with relevant side up (-player game or /4-player game) in front of m. Then place 4 of your Pioneers on your Boat and final one on second round spot on right hand side of your River Board -4 Players (it shows a Pioneer symbol). own on Shuffle Terrain Tiles and put m faced est you sugg (we matching spot of Main Board lly getenta accid make shorter piles to avoid Tiles ct on impa any have not does ting knocked over, but this s spot r cove to Tiles in Terra gh enou gameplay). Draw of ber num featuring a setup symbol and matching faceup. players n lay m down on those spots rs and playe of ber num There will be one more than s. start ally actu e gam re befo y will be used on Shuffle Building Cards and put deck and draw Then d. rightmost island of Main Boar on spot each on p place one of those cards faceu island. islands on Next, place resources on corresponding players of ber Main Board depending on num urces reso ining rema (with less than 4 players, put. e) gam this used be not will back in box, y ➊ ➋ ➌ ➍ 6 ➎ ➏ ➐ Players 4 Players 1 9 Players Take Bonus Tokens (in a -player game, only take ones with dots on front) and make two piles with m. Put all 0 Tokens faceup in into dea pile on right spot and sort ors on pile a in p scending order. Place m faceu. top) on n Toke left spot (with 6 omly Finally, give First Player Pawn to a rand n! begi to y read are you and r playe chosen ➑ ➒ /4 Players Players

Object of Game Once all Boats are empty, round ends and a cleanup phase occurs. Play n continues with a new round until one of game end conditions is reached. In this game, you are sending your Pioneers up a large river, garing resources and constructing new buildings along way. The player with most impressive settlement at end of game will be declare d winner. Note: At some point in game, it is possible that all players will not have same number of Pioneers on ir Boats. In this case, when it is your turn and your Boat is empty, your turn is simply skipped. This means that it is possible for same player to get several turns in a row at end of a round. Preliminary Turn A player s turn Before game starts, each player gets to select a beginning Terrain Tile. Starting with player seated to right of First Player, n going counterclockwise, each player takes one of faceup Tiles and places it in first spot of ir River Board (in top left corner). The remaining Tile is removed from game. The first thing a player may do during ir turn is to trade Resources for Food. Simply return any Resources to supply to take 1 Food (you can do this more than once if you have enough Resources and re is enough available Food). Then draw and reveal enough Tiles to cover all spots of island corresponding to number of players. = Then you must take a Pioneer from your Boat and place it on a spot on Main Board, performing related action. Tile effects will be explained in more detail later in rules. For now, just note that some of m will produce resources (resource pictured in a circle) while ors will allow you to store resources (warehouse symbol) and some will do both. There are also Meadow Tiles which have special effects and which will be detailed at end of rules. Placing a Pioneer There are different categories of spots on main board where Pioneers can be placed: On this spot, re is room for 1 Pioneer of any color. A Production Tile (Stone) A Storage Tile In se areas, re is room for Pioneers of each player. A Production & Storage Tile On this spot, re can be any number of pioneers of any color. A Meadow Tile All actions are mandatory. You cannot place a Pioneer on a spot if you cannot perform that particular location action. Flow of Game Performing Location Action The game takes place over several rounds where players take turns (in clockwise order from First Player) moving one of ir Pioneers from ir Boat to one of islands on Main Board, performing associated action. The action you can take depends on location where you have placed your Pioneer. 4

Construct a Building Claim a Terrain Tile Take First Player Pawn Swap Terrain Tiles Reserve a Building Produce Resources Claim a Terrain Tile Produce Resources ick one of faceup Terrain Tiles and place P it on next free space progressing up course of River on your River Board. Wood, Stone and Clay all work same way. Pick as many resources of chosen type as number of Production Symbols of that type visible on your River Board. If by placing a tile you cover production or storage symbols, se are lost. However, if Progressing up River resources were located on covered storage symbols you can move m to any or available spot (even on Tile you just placed). Note: In and 4-player games, first Pioneer placed on a Production island grants an extra resource as shown on board. The taken resources need to be stored on your River Board (each warehouse allows you to store 1 Resource of any type). If you don t have enough room, you can eir forfeit some of resources you just took or throw away possessed resources by placing m back on ir respective islands. You cannot choose this action if your River Board is complete (1 Tiles) or if you already performed it twice this round. In order to produce Clay, you place a Pioneer on Clay Island. In this 4-player game you have Clay Production Symbols and you are first player to produce this resource this round so you can take 4 Clay. 1 Unfortunately, you only have empty Warehouses left. You can eir take Clay or return a Stone to take all 4 of m. 5

Food is a wild resource that can replace any one of or resource types. You can take 1 Food by placing your Pioneer on Food Island. Remember that you can also get Food by trading Resources at beginning of your turn. Resources are limited. You cannot produce more Resources than what is available on an Island. If re is no more Food, you can still put a Pioneer on Food Island and take 1 Resource of your choice from appropriate island. You can only choose this action if you get at least one Resource (eir because of your Production Symbols or thanks to extra Resource you get as first Pioneer bonus). Slide Building Card under right side of your River Board to keep victory points secret, n take next available Bonus Token. Put it facedown on highest available spot on your River Board. Reserve a Building The second Bonus Token you take will entice an additional Pioneer to join your expedition. Remove extra Pioneer from its spot and place it on your Boat. It is now available for you to use during your next turn of this round (even if you were last player). Pick one of faceup Building Cards and place it facedown in front of you. This will allow you to construct it later at a reduced cost. You cannot choose this action if you already have facedown cards in front of you. Construct a Building When first pile of Bonus Tokens is exhausted, continue taking Bonus Tokens when you construct Buildings, even if y are worth 0 points. This will help to track end game conditions. Also, one of Meadow Tiles can give those Tokens some value at end of game. By placing a Pioneer on this spot, you can construct 1 Building from among faceup cards on Main Board or one you reserved earlier. In order to construct a building, pay Resources depicted on Building card by returning m to ir respective islands. Do not forget that Food is a Wild resource. It can be used instead of any or type. If you no longer have any available Bonus Token spots, you may still construct Buildings but you don t get associated Tokens anymore. You cannot choose this action if you cannot afford to construct a Building. Take First Player Pawn 1 If you construct a reserved Building, you benefit from a reduced cost of 1 resource of your choice. = / / / Simply take First Player Pawn and put it in front of you. You will start next round. 6

Important: On River Boards re are 4 special framed Terrain Spots. If you have covered any of se spots during previous round one of your Pioneers decides to settle here. Place one of your Pioneers on Pioneer shape on settlement lying instead of putting it back on your Boat. It will stay re till end of game and you do not get to use it anymore. You can secure First Player spot by sending a Pioneer here even if you already own First Player Pawn. If nobody sends a Pioneer here, First Player Pawn stays where it is. Swap Terrain Tiles End of Game When someone has 5 Bonus Tokens on ir River Board (4 in a -player game) or has claimed ir 1th Terrain Tile, it triggers end of game. Complete this round, resolve one last Cleanup Phase, and n proceed to final Scoring. Swap two Terrain Tiles on your River Board. This will affect final scoring (see below). Final Scoring If re are resources on swapped Tiles, y stay in ir warehouse and move with Tiles. Players add scores of ir Bonus Tokens and Buildings. Add following bonuses: Cleanup phase For every three resources of any type. When all Boats are empty, round is over. Before starting a new round, follow se steps: Per column with two matching Terrain Tiles on your River Board (starting from top) or Per column with all three Terrain Tiles matching. Remove any remaining Terrain Tiles from island, n draw enough Tiles to refill required spots. In case re is not enough Tiles left to fill board, shuffle discarded Tiles to form a new stack in order to refill remaining spots. Leave remaining Building Cards in ir spots and draw new ones to replace any that were built or reserved. Points from any Meadow Tiles (see below). Each player takes ir Pioneers from Main Board and puts m back on ir Boat. The player with highest score wins game. In case of a tie, tied players share victory. The first player starts a new round. Scoring Example = = = = =6 = = This board is worth 45 points. Also note that second column in this example is worth nothing as two top most Tiles are not of same type. Please note that a Terrain Tile with two colors is considered to be both Terrain Types which is useful when trying to score columns or Meadow Tiles bonuses.

x i d n e p p A Meadow Tiles Meadow Tiles are special. Some of m grant immediate advantages, ors are used during game, and some give extra points during final scoring. This Tile provides 1 point per depicted Tile on your River Board at end of game. This Tile is a Production Tile. Furrmore, at end of game, it grants 1 point per Production Symbol of same Resource on your River Board (including itself). This end of game bonus is limited to points. Immediately take up to 4 of depicted Resources (if available) and store m (one time bonus). Days of Wonder Online Register your board game During each cleanup phase, take one Resource (if available) and store it. Note that depicted Resource does not count as a Production Symbol. At end of game, this Tile is worth points. Immediately take Swap Terrain Tiles action twice (one time bonus). This Tile is worth 1 point per remaining Pioneer on your Boat at end of game. This Tile is worth 1 point per Bonus Token on your River Board (including 0 ones). Credits Game Design: Ismaël Perrin & Sébastien Pauchon Illustrations: Andrew Bosley We invite you to join our online community of players at Days of Wonder Online, where we host a number of online versions of our games. To use your Days of Wonder Online number, add it to your existing Days of Wonder Online account or create a new account at: www.daysofwonder.com/-river and click on New Player Signup button on home page. Then just follow instructions. You can also learn about or Days of Wonder games or visit us at: www.daysofwonder.com Graphic Design: Cyrille Daujean The designers would like to thank all players from Vevey who helped playtest game, and more particularly: Andréa, AnneValérie, Antoine, Aurore, Benjamin, Carine, Céline, Christophe, Coraly, Éric-André, Laurent, Lucas, Maëlle, Myriam, Nini, Salomé, Sandro and Sélène. Special thanks goes to Marc-Antoine for his help and countless number of games he played. Days of Wonder and Days of Wonder logo are registered trademarks of Days of Wonder, Inc. and copyrights 018 Days of Wonder, Inc. All Rights Reserved.