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Deposit 500 Crowns for a Vault Token. Tokens are public - and counted at year's end.

Nine noble Houses. Four seasons. One stewardship journey.
Deposit 500 Crowns for a Vault Token. Tokens are public - and counted at year's end.
Send a House Gem to the hidden Charity chest. No one sees your generosity until the reveal.
Buy one Market item per turn - butlers, ledgers and vault doors to weather the Ordeals.
Hold your Crowns and keep your counsel. A patient turn is still a chosen Duty.
Touch a noble to meet them - their House, their Virtue, and the rule they carry to the table.
Never pay for the amount of Ordeals. However, other effects still apply.
“The pine bends, yet never breaks.”
Choose this HouseView the top two Proving OR Ordeal cards, choose one to resolve, and discard the other.
“See far, and the road grows short.”
Choose this HousePay 100 Crowns less for each House Gemstone deposited to charity.
“An oak shelters what it never planted.”
Choose this HouseDuring any Decree event, gain +200 Crowns in addition to other Crowns.
“The court remembers a gracious word.”
Choose this HouseReduce the loss from any Ordeal by 200 Crowns. May be used together with the Estate Butler.
“Measure twice; the cedar stands a century.”
Choose this HouseAfter an Ordeal, gain 100 Crowns and a 100-Crown discount toward your next Market item.
“After the wind, the palm still bears fruit.”
Choose this HouseMay split an Ordeal with another noble: absorb half of their loss and deposit 1 House Gemstone.
“A burden shared is a burden halved.”
Choose this HouseMay reroll the die. If used, may move up to the number of spaces on the second roll. Only one reroll per turn.
“The willow follows the water.”
Choose this HouseEach round of income grants +200 Crowns in addition to other effects.
“Tap the maple kindly and it gives all year.”
Choose this HousePay 100 Crowns less for every Market purchase, and 100 Crowns less for any Proving-card costs.
“Every seed is an orchard in waiting.”
Choose this HouseWord from the kingdom
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