January 2019
Cultists Anonymous-
2D Art, UI Design, Game Design
Game Design: Alex Claypool, Christian Axisa, John Shull, Dillon Chan, Sitong Chen
Art: Sitong Chen
Basic Cards Back
Character Cards
Front & Back
Red Power
Red Skip
Red Reverse
Blue Power
Blue Skip
Blue Reverse
Yellow Power
Yellow Skip
Yellow Reverse
Prismatic
Dealchemize (Split)
Play Matt
Gameplay
To Setup, each player takes one character card, and five color cards for their starting hand. The character card is kept secret, and shows the player their individual win state.
To Play, players take turns counterclockwise, playing one card from their hand.
Basic cards contains only a Primary color, representing a stage in the ritual. When played, the player puts them onto the board in the column of that color. The player may also choose to play the cards on top of a different color that has been placed on the board. In this case, both colors are combined and form a new Secondary color.
Red and Yellow make Orange
Yellow and Blue make Green
Red and Blue make Purple
The order does not matter. Both cards are them moved to the column of the Secondary color.
Power Cards are like basic cards, but have special rules that activate when they are used.
They are:
Skip: The next player in sequence loses their turn. Is also a Primary color
Reverse: The order of play is reversed. Is also a Primary color
Prismatic: This card mat be played as any Primary color. Once used, it is treated as that color while on the board
Split: This card must be played on an existing Secondary pair. When played, the pair is split. One of the colors is returned to its Primary color track on the board. The other, and the Split card, is discarded
After a player has played their card, they draw a new one and play continues.
The player may choose to discard their hand instead of playing a card, and then draw five new cards.
Wining the Game
The game ends on players turn if their secret win condition has been met. This is determined by their character card. If the required quantities of all colors has been met or exceeded by cards on the board, they are able to successfully summon their deity and win the game. Note that the other players can prevent this by happening if they are able to skip a players turn through Skip and Reverse cards. Remember, you can only win on your turn.
Game Play
