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Pantheon: Game of Gods Quick Rules

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  2. Pantheon: A Game of Gods Quickstart Rules
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  4. Number of Players: 3-6
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  6. Each Player has the following:
  7. • 50 Auction Points
  8. • Green Bead: Used to allow yourself to instantly win a bid.
  9. • White Bead: Used to allow another player to instantly win a bid.
  10. • Black Bead: Used to force a statement to not happen, instantly ends a turn.
  11. • These Beads and points may be donated to other players. Conditions may be applied to their use.
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  15. ---------STATEMENTS---------
  16. IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS NOTHING....
  17. • Each player is a god who takes takes turns crafting the universe. These are in the form of of one sentence descriptions mentioning their character and up to one other player character. If this is the first turn a god is in existence, they may make their first mark on the universe. EG, Shatos, upon seeing the infinite nothingness for the first time, punches his mighty fist into it in anger, tearing a hole into it and creating reality where there was none, creating space in which things may exist.
  18. • The first turn a god is in existence, they must make a one sentence describing their their god, but not a run-on sentence. EG. From the infinite nothingness comes a spark, a mind comes to being in the shape of a being riding a midnight horse of stars, a being known as Shatos, the All Father.
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  20. -----------AUCTIONS/CONTEST-----------
  21. At anytime during another players turn, a player can contest that player's turn and begin an auction.
  22. • NORMAL ROLLING: Normally each player would roll 6d6 at this point in private. BLIND BID ROLLING: Alternatively, they can roll at the end of an auction in a form of blind bidding.
  23. • BIDDING: Each player then takes turns bidding points from their auction pool until someone wins the auction.
  24. • WON THE BID, NOW WHAT? Whoever wins the auction deducts their points from their auction pool, their then declares their lucky number. Whoever has the most matches of that number wins the ability to change the statement that was contested or let it remain.
  25. • BLIND BID ROLLING: In a blind bid, they now would publicly roll 6d6 now, declare their lucky number, and everyone who participated in the auction would then roll.
  26. • CHANGING STATEMENT: The object of the statement must generally remain intact. If a god was flinging a meteorite to destroy a planet, that meteorite must still be used somehow. Maybe it lands on the planet forming a new race. Regardless, the ownership of the statement still remains intact even if the statement was radically changed.
  27. • BEADS: A bead can be spent at any time during an auction. Even after someone has deducted points from their pool. Multiple beads can be spent in the auction. White Beads triumph over Green Beads. Black Beads triumph over White and Green Beads.
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  29. ----------------------WINNING/ENDING THE GAME--------------------------
  30. The game ends when all but one person has expended all their beads and points.
  31. Certain action/deeds that happens within the game is worth 1-3 points each. The list of these will appear in a separate document.
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