Fisher-Price 42750 Instruction Sheet

Dumbledore

Casting Stones Chart

Professor Snape

House Shields

Dumbledore

Harry Potter

Mirror of Erised

Voldemort

Wand

Music

Voldemort

Wand

Harry Potter

Hedwig

Put-Outer

Lemon Drops

Unicorn Blood

Flute

Sorting Hat

Cloak of Invisibility

Prof. Snape

Purple Fire

Prof. McGonagall

Bezoar

White Queen

Horned Slugs

Cauldron

Professor McGonagall

Snuff Box

Prof. Binns

Root of Asphodel

Magical Drafts 

and Potions

Professor Binns

Potion Bottles

Needle

1010

A Beginners Guide

to Transfiguration

A History

Infusion of Wormwood

of Magic

Snake Fangs

Porcupine Quills

Crushed

Mouse

Dried Nettles

Black Flames

Cat

Bane

Shield Hufflepuff

Emeric the Evil Uric the Oddball

Shield Ravenclaw

Mars Telescope

Shield Gryffindor

Ptolemy

15 15 15 15 15

Firenze

20 15 15 7 7

Shield Slytherin

Chocolate Frog Wizards

Merlin

Ronan

1515

Grindelwald

Centaurs

Spells

Dragon’s Blood

Green Light

Phoenix Feather

Prof. Quirrell

Draco Malfoy

Ron Weasley

Professor Quirrell

Turban

Dragon Egg

Draco Malfoy

Eagle Owl

Ron Weasley

Scabbers

Goyle

Black Knight

Garlic

Crabbe

Weasley Sweater

The Dark Forces

Prof. Sprout

Prof. Flitwick

Bloody Baron

Professor Sprout

One Thousand Magical 

Herbs & Fungi

Professor Flitwick

Ghosts

Devil's Snare

Winged Keys

Peeves

Bluebell Flame

Fungi

Alohomora-Opening

5 5

Brass Scales

Griphook

Crystal Phials

Locomotor Mortis

-Leg Locker

Petrificus Totalus Curse of the Bogies

Hogwarts SuppliesHogwarts Supplies

Parchment

Gringotts

Galleon

Basic Elements

Knut

Quills

Standard Book of Spells

6666

Sickle

Wingardium Leviosa

77710

Hagrid

Hermione Granger

Pink Umbrella

Neville Longbottom

Hermione Granger

Troll

Hagrid

Norbert

Neville Longbottom

Remembrall

Fang

Feather

Violet Light

Trevor

Fluffy

Lily Potter

Nicolas Flamel

Lily Potter

James Potter

Nicolas Flamel

Willow Wand

James Potter

Elixir of Life

Mahogany Wand

Gold

Love

Sorcerer's Stone

Unicorn Hair

Fangs

Rare Foil

Rare

Uncommon

Common

Chaser

1 2 1

Holly

Character

Quidditch

Snitch

Beetles EyesBat SpleenDittany

4 1

Nimbus Two Thousand

Dragon Liver

3 2

Snarled ClawsSilverMistletoe

Eels Eyes

Spine of Lionfish

ChaserArtifacts Elements

all

Bungle

Spells

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your

attack

opponent

Casting Hand

Set aside the Casting Cards.

Open the T

Divide the Turret Gems

Divide the Casting Stones

must

Place the remaining Stones in

Players are now ready to cast!

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CONCORDANE OF

Collectible Stones & Card Game

21. Draco Malfoy

CONCORDANE OF

CONTENTS OF

OBJECTIVE

STARTER SET

• 1 Tower Mat

Casting StonesTM Game

Starter Set

Instructions

CASTER’S MANUAL

A Magical game of Collecting,

8 and Up 2 players

Casting, and Conquering



(converts into a sack to carry

your Casting Stones )

• 12 Casting Stones 



(2 Silver, 4 White, 6 Brown)



• 2 Casting Cards

(1 Double Potion, 1 Charms)

• 12 Turret Gems 

(6 of two different colors – red, green,

yellow or blue. Contents will vary.)



You hold in your hands an ancient

game of both skill and luck, played by

wizards of all ages – the game of

Casting StonesTM. 

 The objective is simple. You and your opponent compete with your Casting

Stones , conjuring Spells, Potions and

Charms until one of you conquers four

adjacent Turrets around the Tower

Mat. The first to do so wins the game.

CONCORDANE OF

CASTING STONES

Following is a list of all the Casting Stones issued in the first edition of the game. You can look up a picture of each Casting Stone—along with its Name, Type and Rarity—on the chart included on the back of these instructions.

Be aware, some Stones are much harder to find than others. The easiest to locate are listed as Common, followed by Uncommon, then Rare, Rare Foil, with black Chasers being the hardest to find of all. Good luck!

1. Dumbledore

2. Mirror of Erised

3. Dragon’s Blood

4. Dumbledore’s Wand

5. Lemon Drops

6. Voldemort

7. Voldemort’s Wand

8. Unicorn Blood

9. Put-Outer

10. Green Light

11. Harry Potter™

12. Harry’s Wand

13. Hedwig (Owl)

14. Flute

15. Phoenix Feather

16. Professor Quirrell

17. Turban

18. Garlic

19. Dragon Egg

20. The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-

Protection

22. Eagle Owl

23. Ron Weasley

24. Scabbers (Rat)

25. Black Knight

26. Hermione Granger

27. Bluebell Flame

28. Alohomora (Opening)

29. Hagrid

30. Pink Umbrella (16 Oak Wand)

31. Norbert (Norwegian Ridgeback)

32. Fang

33. Violet Light

34. Neville Longbottom

35. Remembrall

36. Trevor (Toad)

37. Professor Snape

38. Horned Slugs

39. Porcupine Quills

40. Root of Asphodel

41. Infusion of Wormwood

42. Bezoar

43. Goyle

44. Dried Nettles

45. Crushed Snake Fangs

46. Cauldron

47. Magical Drafts and Potions

48. Professor McGonagall

49. White Queen

50. Snuff Box

51. Needle

52. A Beginner’s Guide to Transfiguration

53. Professor Binns

54. A History of Magic

55. Professor Sprout

56. Fungi

57. One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi

58. Bloody Baron

59. Peeves

60. Crabbe

61. Lily Potter

62. Lily’s Wand (10 Willow Wand)

63. James Potter

64. James Potter’s Wand (11 Mahogany Wand)

65. Nicolas Flamel

66. Shield Gryffindor

67. Shield Slytherin

68. Shield Hufflepuff

69. Shield Ravenclaw

70. Music

71. Love

72. Ptolemy

73. Merlin

74. Grindelwald

75. Professor Flitwick

76. Emeric the Evil

77. Uric the Oddball

78. Ronan

79. Bane

80. Firenze

81. Mars

82. Telescope

83. Elixir of Life

84. Dittany

85. Black Flames

86. Purple Fire

87. Locomotor Mortis (Leg Locker)

88. Petrificus Totalus

89. Brass Scales

90. Crystal Phials

91. Devil’s Snare

92. Galleon

93. Knut

94. Griphook

95. Parchment

96. Potion Bottles

97. Quills

98. Sickle

99. Standard Book of Spells

100. Mouse

101. Bat Spleen

102. Beetles Eyes

103. Curse of the Bogies

104. Snitch

105. Dragon Liver

106.

Weasley Sweater

107. Eels Eyes

108. Fangs

109. Gold

110. Feather

111. Holly

112. Cat

113. Mistletoe

114. Troll

115. Flying Keys

2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Mattel, Inc. warrants to the original consumer purchaser that this product will be free of defects in material or workmanship for two years (unless specified in alternate warranties) from the date of purchase. If defective, return the product along with proof of the date of purchase, postage prepaid, to Consumer Relations, 636 Girard Avenue, East Aurora, New York, 14052 for replacement or refund at our option. This warranty does not cover damage resulting from accident, misuse, or abuse. In no event shall we be responsible for incidental or consequential damages (except in those states that o not allow this exclusion or limitation) Valid only in U.S.A. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights, which vary, from state to state. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusions or limitations may not apply to you.

116. Silver

117. Wingardium Leviosa

118. Snarled Claws

119. Spine of Lionfish

120. Unicorn Hair

121. Sorcerer’s Stone

122. Sorting Hat

123. Cloak of Invisibility

124. Nimbus Two Thousand

125. Fluffy

WHAT ARE CASTING STONES ?WHAT ARE CASTING STONES ?

Casting Stones™ comprise the heart of this game. Each is a coin-like stone with a rune (symbol) on one side and a number on the other. Each rune represents something magical from the wizarding world; this particular series of Casting Stones™ focuses on the fantastic events at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Casting Stones™ come in three colors. Each color represents a different category of Stone.

Silver: Is a Character White: Is an Artifact Brown: Is an Element

A fourth type of Stone exists. These black Stones are called Chasers and they are v Advanced Games, Chasers are wild – they can become Character, Artifact or Element Stones as the player wishes.

By casting different combinations of symbols and numbers with your Casting Stones™ you can create various Spells, Potions and Charms to battle your opponent.

GAME SUMMARY

In many ways, the Game of Casting Stones is a lot like the old Muggle game “Rock-Scissors-Paper” except that in this case it is “SpellsPotions-Charms.”

You and your opponent start the game with 5 Casting Stones. These 5 Stones form your Casting Hand You throw your Casting Hand to generate Spells, Potions or Charms. Each turn you make is called a cast. If either you or your opponent fails to cast a Spell, Potion or Charm after your first throw, you may choose to cast any or all of your Stones a second time. You are each allowed two casts per turn.

BASIC GAME ∑ Set aside the Casting Cards. You don’t need the Cards to play

the Basic Game. ∑ Open the T

center of your playing surface. Position the Mat so that both

players are seated behind one of the Turrets with the five small Casting Circles in front of it.

∑ Divide the Turret Gems Each player chooses what color

Turret Gem they wish to play and sets all six Turret Gems of that color in a line to their left.

∑ Divide the Casting Stones Place all the Casting Stones,

symbol side up, in the center of

Vault Area

Turret

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GETTING STARTED

ower Mat in the

Spell

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Player One

Gryffindor

Turret

You have a Potion if you cast symbols on all

your Stones.

Potion

You have a Charm if you cast numbers on all

your Stones.

Charm

4 6

You have a Spell if your cast yields symbols on 1 Character (Silver) Stone, 1 Artifact (White) Stone, and 1 Element (Brown) Stone, and numbers on the remaining two Stones.

Spell

If, after 2 casts, you have not generated any of the above combinations, you have a Bungle This is a failed cast.

Once you and your opponent complete your casts, compare them to determine who wins that turn:

Spell beats Potion

Potion beats Charm

Charm beats Spell

Depending on the winning cast, the victor of that turn is granted different powers. For example, a winning Spell allows the winner to place a Turret Gem™ on one of the Turrets surrounding the Tower Mat.

You will come to realize that Spells are the most important cast in the game. They are the only cast that allows you to place Turret Gems™

on the Tower Mat, and placing Gems in a row upon four adjacent Turrets is the only way to win.

Potions allow you to aff contents of your

Charms allow you to attack contents of your opponent Hand.

REMEMBER: Once a player succeeds in placing 4 Turret Gems™ side-by-side on 4 Turrets around the Tower Mat, that player wins and game is over.

the Tower Mat. Beginning with the youngest player, both players take turns selecting one Stone at a time until they each have five Stones in their Casting Hands. Both players must Character (Silver) Stone, 2 Artifact (White) Stones, and 2 Element (Brown) Stones to complete their Casting Hands.

∑ Place the remaining Stones in the “Vault”.

The V the Tower Mat where you store extra Casting Stones. Take the two Casting Stones that neither player selected and place them in the Vault.

∑ Players are now ready to cast!

Casting Hand.

choose one

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THE BASIC GAMETHE BASIC GAME

SEQUENCE OF PLAY

A Basic Game of Casting Stones™ is played in a series of turns, and each turn is comprised of 5 steps:

1. Both players cast (throw) their Casting Stones.

2. Both players take their Second cast if they require one, re-casting any or all of the Stones in their Casting Hand.

3. Compare the casts and determine who won the turn.

4. The winner executes his victory action.

5. Whoever won the turn casts first on the following turn.

Let’s explore each step in more detail.

(FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW STEP BY STEP TO PLAY A PRACTICE GAME. WHEN BOTH PLAYERS UNDERSTAND THE GAME YOU CAN PLAY FOR REAL.)

THE CAST

1. Both players cast their Casting Stones.

When casting your Stones, you and your opponent take turns. During the first turn of a new game, the youngest player casts first, followed by the oldest player.

To perform a cast, hold your 5 Casting Stones in both hands about six inches above the table. Shake the Stones vigorously at least three times, and then drop them all at once in front of you (they do not need to land on the Tower Mat).

If the Stones land on top of each other unstack them, leaving whichever side was on top face-up.

Sometimes the Stones land on their side, sticking straight up. This is called a Leaner. With a Leaner, you can tip the Stone whichever way you desire, toward a picture or a number as you require. But don’t be hasty! Figure out what you need before you tip the Stone because once you tip it, you’re stuck with your choice.

Note: You must tip all Leaners before the second cast begins.

As mentioned above, depending on which sides are face up when the Stones land determines whether you have cast a Spell, Potion, Charm.

A Spell

When a cast shows symbols on 1 Character (Silver) Stone, 1 Artifact (White) Stone and 1 Element (Brown) Stone, and numbers on the remaining two Casting Stones, you have conjured a Spell. A Spell will beat any Potion your opponent throws. The cast must show two numbers–the numbers determine how powerful your Spell is. If both players throw a Spell at the same time, add the numbers cast with each Spell then compare the totals to decide which is more powerful. If the Spells are a tie, no one wins that turn and the players must cast a new Hand.

A Potion

If all 5 Casting Stones land symbol-side up, you have pictured a Potion. A Potion will beat any Charm your opponent throws. If both players cast a Potion, they have a tie (2 Potions are always a tie); no one wins that turn and the players must cast a new Hand. Note: You may throw a Potion with any combination of Casting Stones. You do not need to have one of each kind as you do for a Spell (i.e. a Potion could be thrown with only Element [Brown] Casting Stones).

A Charm

4 6

If all 5 Casting Stones land numbered-side up, you have calculated a Charm. A Charm will beat any Spell your opponent throws. If both players throw Charms, add up the numbers on both sets of Stones and compare the totals to determine who has the most powerful Charm. If the Charms are a tie, no one wins that turn and the players must cast a new Hand. Note: You may throw a Charm with any combination of Casting Stones. You do not need to have one of each kind as you do for a Spell (i.e. a Charm could be thrown with only Artifact [White] Casting Stones).

SECONDS

2. Both players take their second cast if they require one.

Either player may choose to keep the combination of symbols and numbers showing after their first cast. However, if they failed to throw a Spell, Potion or Charm they may choose to cast any or all of their Casting Stones a second time to get the combination they want.

Whoever cast first in Step 1 goes first again and decides whether or not they want to make a second cast. If they decide to cast again, their opponent waits until they finish. The opponent may then make a second cast if they want one.

To make a second cast, choose the Casting Stones from your first cast that you want to keep and place them in the small Casting Circles located on your side of the Tower Mat.

Then take your remaining Casting Stones and cast them as you would normally. These new Casting Stones are immediately placed on the empty Casting Circles with the Stones you chose to keep from your first cast.

After the Second cast, players must go with whatever combination they are left with. If they still haven't thrown a Spell, Potion or Charm, they are left with a Bungle and have failed their cast.

AND THE WINNER IS…?

3. Compare the casts and determine who won that turn.

To determine who wins the turn, remember that:

Spell (3 Symbols + 2 Numbers)

BEATS

Potion (Symbols Only)

BEATS

Charm (Numbers Only)

BEATS

Spell (3 Symbols + 2 Numbers)

And any good cast (Spell, Potion or Charm) always beats a Bungle.

REWARDS

4. The winner executes his victory action.

When you win a cast, here’s what you can do.

SPELL beats POTION: PLACE A TURRET GEM™

∑ Place a Turret Gem on the empty Turret of your choice.

Remember that you need to get four Turrets in a row to win!

POTION beats CHARM: SWAP

You must choose one of the following options:

∑ Swap one of your in-play (already on a Turret) Turret

Gems™ with an adjacent Turret Gem belonging to your opponent. This is a great way to prevent your opponent from getting four in a row.

∑ Swap one of the Casting Stones in your Casting Hand for any Casting Stone in the Vault.

CHARM beats SPELL: KNOCK-OUT

You must choose one of the following options:

∑ Knock your opponent’s Turret Gem off its Turret and back into its owner’s line.

∑ Knock one of your opponent’s Casting Stones into the Vault. Your opponent must choose a new Casting Stone from the Vault (players may not choose the Casting Stone that was just knocked into the Vault).

Note: The Knock-out is the most effective way to prevent your opponent from placing Turret Gems on Turrets–if you Knock their Character Stone into the Vault, they will be unable to Cast any Spells until recovering it.

WHO GOES NEXT?

5. Whoever won the turn casts first on the following turn.

The winner of the previous turn must cast first on the next turn. This allows the loser of the previous turn a chance to see what their opponent casts before they cast their own Stones; they can adjust their attack accordingly. For example: if they see that their opponent has cast a Spell, they realize that they need to cast a Charm to beat it.

ENDGAME

Once a player has taken over four adjoining Turrets on the Tower Mat, the game is at an end. Kind wizards celebrate by shaking hands with their opponents. Dark wizards tend to gloat.

That’s all you need to know to play a Basic Game of Casting Stones! Take some time to play several games. Once you feel comfortable casting Spells, Potions and Charms, then it will be time to move on to the Intermediate Game where you’ll learn how to add some punch to your Hand with Casting Cards!

ADVANCED GAMEADVANCED GAME

The Advanced Casting game introduces a new level of complexity to Casting Stones by moving you beyond the confines of your Starter Set. In order to play the Advanced Game you will need to collect additional Casting Stones and Casting Cards to build up your Casting Hand.

COLLECTING CASTING STONES

Casting Stones is a collectible part of the fun is trying to find the Stones and Cards you need to complete your collection. This edition of the game has 70 different Casting Cards and 125 Casting Stones for you to collect (for a full list of Casting Stones, see the chart included on the back of these instructions.)

Your Starter Set contains 12 Casting Stones and 2 Casting Cards, everything you need to play the Basic and Intermediate Games. “ contain 4 Casting Stones and 1 Casting Card you can use for Advanced Gameplay. Refill Sets are how you build your collection, and they're available at toy stores, game stores and bookstores everywhere. Each set sold separately and subject to availability.

Both you and your opponent will need to buy at least one Refill Set apiece to play the Advanced Game.

Refill Sets”

CASTING HANDS (ADVANCED)

To play an Advanced Game, you and your opponent must each have 10 Casting Stones and 3 Casting Cards in your Hands. Note: Y more than 3 Casting Cards as long as you and your opponent have agreed to this and you both play with the same number of Cards.

Set up the game the same way you would for Intermediate play; but this time, instead of 1 Casting Card you will have at least 3 Casting Cards face-up in your Library.

Choose 5 Casting Stones for your Casting Hand and place the remainder

Vault.

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THE VAULT (ADVANCED)

That’s right. “ Advanced Game, each player gets their own private shared with your opponent as it was in the Basic and Intermediate Games. What is stored in your Vault is for you and you alone. Your opponent cannot touch anything player should set up their Vault on opposite sides of the Tower Mat.

Your” vault. In the

Vault. This Vault is not

you keep there. Each

ADVANCED CASTING

The Advanced Game follows the same turn sequence as the Intermediate Game as well as the same rules regarding Casting Cards. The only real change involves the Casting Cards themselves.

CASTING CARDS (ADVANCED)

The Casting Cards you collect in Refill Sets will differ significantly from the Double Potion and Charms Casting Cards you received in your Starter Set. The Double Potion and Charms Cards allowed you to use any Hand to make them work. The Advanced Casting Cards require specific Casting Stones to work, and they only work if the Casting Stones the Card

Stones in your

QUICK-REFERENCE CHARTQUICK-REFERENCE CHART

Seem like a lot to keep track of? The following

chart makes it easier than turning beetles into buttons.

MAGIC TYPE

SPELL

game—

specifies are cast exactly as they appear on the Card. You must also win the turn for these Cards to work.

In the advanced game, COUNTER SPELLS on Casting Cards play just like SPELLS, even if the Casting Stones pictured are different than a normal spell. If you cast the Counter Spell shown on a Casting Card, score it just like a spell and then take the card out of play by turning it over. Once the Casting Card with the Counter Spell is out of play, the Counter Spell combination is no longer a valid spell.

The Cards may make other specifications as well, such as requiring you to control certain Turrets on the Tower Mat with your Turret Gems™, etc.

Note: Every condition listed on the Card must be met to use the Card.

Draco Malfoy

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Knockout

The “Draco Malfoy” Card is typical of this type of Casting Card. As you can see, it is much more specific than the Double Potion or Charm. In order to make this particular Card work, you will need to have the Draco Malfoy, Eagle Owl, Shield Slytherin, Crabbe, and Goyle Casting Stones in your Casting Hand (You won’t get all of these Stones in your Starter Set. That’s where collecting comes in.). Once you have the proper Stones in your Hand, the Casting Card tells you the proper way to throw them: Draco Malfoy, the Eagle Owl and Shield Slytherin need to be picture-side up while Crabbe and Goyle need to be number-side up. If you succeed in casting this combination, you gain the bonus play indicated on the bottom of the card.

You must did indeed cast the right Stones to

show your opponent that you

satisfy your Casting Card.

Once a Casting Card has been successfully used, it must be turned face-down and remains out of play until the end of that game.

SWAPS AND KNOCK-OUTS

(ADVANCED)

To make the Advanced Game even more interesting, your Casting Cards now become vulnerable to Swaps and Knock-outs just like your Casting Stones.

CHARM beats SPELL: KNOCK-OUT ∑ Knock one of your opponent’s in-play

(face-up) Casting Cards out of play and into their Vault.



POTION beats CHARM: SWAP



∑ Swap one of your in-play (face-up) Casting Cards for any Card that is in your Vault.

GAME HINTS & STRATEGIES When designing your Casting Hand,

remember that a number of excellent Casting Cards are connected to specific Casting Stones. With this in mind, try designing your Hand around a theme. Perhaps you’ll be interested in the Harry Potter™ Hand, or the Voldemort Hand, or maybe even give Hermione or Ron Weasley a try. Whichever way you decide to go, the possibilities are endless!

POTION CHARM

Spell

Charm

Potion

Counter Spell

THE CAST

Basic

Game

Only

Hufflepuff

Turret

Pot i ons

Turret

Slytherin

Turret

Turret Gems™ Line

Player Two

A Tower Mat at the beginning of play

Ravenclaw

Counter-

Spell

Turret

Casting

Card

Intermediate & Advanced

Turret

Library for

Game Play

Only

INTERMEDIATE GAMESINTERMEDIATE GAMES

The Intermediate Game is

almost identical to the Basic

Game. The only difference is

the introduction of Casting

CASTING CARDS

(INTERMEDIATE)

Casting Cards are enchantments that add to the effect of a Spell, Potion or Charm. By casting the combination of Stones listed on your Casting Card, you are allowed whatever victory

Cards.

action the Card entitles you to. Every Starter Set comes with the same two Casting Cards—a Double Potion and a Charms Card. Let’s examine what they do.

“Double Potion”, “Charms”

The Double Potion Card requires that you cast a Potion two turns in a row, and

the Charms requires that you cast a Charm two turns in a row. With these Cards it doesn’t matter if you win the turns or not—as long as you successfully cast two Potions or two Charms in a row, you will gain the benefits listed on those Cards. In this case, as the Cards indicate, a Double Potion allows you to Swap two of your Turret Gems™ or Casting Stones, and a Charms allows you to Knock-out two of your opponent’s Turret Gems™ or Casting Stones. (See the Quick Reference Table for symbols and their meaning.)

Note: Only the Charm and Double Potion Cards allow you their bonus even if you fail to win the turn. All other Casting Cards require you to win the turn in order to gain the benefits of those Cards.

THE LIBRARY

When setting up for an Intermediate Game, after you and your opponent have chosen your Casting Stones divide the Casting Cards. Place the Cards face-down on the table and have the youngest player select one. The oldest player takes the remaining Card. Both players place them face-up in front of them. This is called the Library. As long as Cards in the Library are face-up they may be used, but they may only be used once game. After you have successfully used a Card, turn it face-down, placing it out of play. Face-down Cards remain out of play until the end of the game.

And that’s all there is to the Intermediate Game. You now know everything you need to use your Starter Set.

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VICTORY

TYPE

VICTORY

EFFECT

VICTORY

ACTIONS:

BASIC GAME

(YOU MAY ONLY

CHOOSE ONE

ADDITIONAL

VICTORY

ACTIONS:

ADVANCED

GAME

Spell beats potion

or a bungle

PLACE A

TURRET GEM

•Place a Tower Gem on the empty Tower of your choice.

)

Potion beats charm

or a bungle

SWAP

•Swap one of your inplay Turret Gems™ with an adjacent in-play Turret Gem belonging to your opponent.

•Swap a Casting Stone in your Casting Hand with any Casting Stone in the Vault. 

•Swap your in-play Casting Card with any Card in the Vault.

Charm beats spell

or a bungle

KNOCK-OUT

•Knock one of your

opponent’s in-play Turret Gems™ from its Turret back into your opponent’s line.

•Knock one of your opponent’s Casting Stones from their hand into the Vault. 

•Knock your opponent’s in-play Casting Card into the Vault. 

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