CHAOS — Vacances à Marseille

Compare the 2 icons of the Chaos Moment with the 2 icons of the district on TOP of your pile, and only that one. 0 icons in common: nothing. 1: +1 Stress. 2: +2 Stress.

Yes. Every Lieu in your pile counts as visited, duplicates included: you count cards, not names. But for the Local Effect, only the top district counts.

No. An Object placed face up in front of you has left your hand: it does not count towards the limit of 7, and it is worth 1 point at the end.

When you attack and you already have Stress, your target does not draw: you hand them YOUR Stress cards. Attacking relieves you. If the attack is cancelled by a DEFENSE, the transferred Stress comes back to you.

Outside your turn, as an immediate reaction to an attack aimed at you. It costs no action, and it only cancels what targets you: not a Chaos Moment, not an attack on someone else.

DEFENSE cards and LE PROFESSEUR can only be played outside your turn: if nobody attacks you, they stay stuck in your hand. That is covered. Once per game, if your 2 Objectives are validated, spend 1 action to discard one of them. It is the only way to finish with an empty hand.

Not immediately: this is LE DERNIER APÉRO, the last round. Every other player takes ONE more turn, in the usual order. When it would be the turn of the player who announced, the game stops — they do not play again. No new Chaos Moment is revealed.

No. Your announcement is final. But if several players get there, the one with the LEAST Stress AT THE END wins, then the one with the most Lieux. So loading you with Stress is still worth it for someone who thinks they can get there too.

If the Actions or Lieux pile runs out, shuffle its discard pile and put it back face down. The Chaos Moments and the Stress are not reshuffled.

Each player lays out 2 starting Lieux. The second player draws 6 cards instead of 5. MOUETTES DÉCHAÎNÉES gives +2 Stress. « To your left » and « the others » mean your single opponent, who discards 1 card instead of passing their hand.

No. The cards are double-sided: side 1 = 1 Stress, side 2 = 2 Stress. Like coins: make change.

You share out YOUR Stress among the targets as you like. For whatever is missing, they draw from the middle as usual.

Look at the verb printed on your Objective card. If it describes a RESULT — « steal 1 Object » — a cancelled theft does not count: you stole nothing. If it describes an ACT — a card « played » — it counts, cancelled or not: what counts is the card played, not its effect.

Yes. Each shout costs 1 action and you have 3: you can validate both objectives in the same turn. The others then take +2 Stress in total, and they pass their hand to the left TWICE.

Everything goes back to the attacker: the Stress cards he gave you return to him, and on top of that he suffers the effect of his own card.

Nothing. Whoever would draw does not take any: there is none left. The city has given everything it had.

You count the ATTACK or INTERACTION CARDS you play, whatever their effect. · Shouting CHAOS is not an Attack: it does not count. · MOUETTES DÉCHAÎNÉES hits everyone, but counts as one card, like the others. · With 2 players, all 3 cards may target your single opponent. · Nobody keeps count for you: we take your word for it, as for LE CONNAISSEUR.

Six districts with different NAMES. Everywhere else you count cards, duplicates included: this is the only card in the game that counts names. You look at the Lieux that are IN YOUR PILE when you validate — so if TROTTINETTE INCONTRÔLABLE swapped one, it is the one you have now that counts.

Up to 3, like any other card: placing an Object is an action.

Yes: SHORT GAME, 6 rounds instead of 10. Nothing else changes.

The last district left on your pile: go there tomorrow.

The boy in yellow, the girl in the vest top, the straw hat, the girl in pink: they come back from card to card. They are having the same week as you.

« A few sardines. A thousand witnesses. » They say here that a sardine once blocked the Old Port. It was a ship called Sartine — but Marseille prefers the sardine.