How To Play Entirely Fictional

 How To Play Entirely Fictional 

Entirely Fictional is a location control game. Games are played on a 6 by 3 grid. Players take turns setting cards down to gain control of larger sections on the board than their opponent. 

1st - Players make deck’s of at least 20 cards, with a total card value of no more than 100 points. A deck may not have more then 4 of the same card. 

2nd - Players shuffle there deck and draw 7 cards. The players add up there card values and the player with the higher total card value play’s first, setting down the first card, on any open space on the board.

3rd - Players take turns setting down cards in any open spaces. The mat's upper end is labeled North, when setting down card's the North side of the card must face the North direction on the play mat (Unless a card says otherwise). When setting down a card the player will place down a token indicating that they control that card.  When a player puts down a card next to a card they don’t control the played card is attacking the opposing card.  If the played card’s value is more than opposing card the attacker takes the opposing card indicated by removing the card’s token and placing one of the attacker’s on it, the card has been taken. 

4th - Players take turns setting down cards until all players have run out of cards in there hands or until there are no open places left on the board to play cards.

5th - The player controlling the most spaces on the board wins their game of Entirely Fictional.