It has been a while since I shared some of the cards or artwork for Project Aleutian, and I wanted to share some of the new visuals with you…

During a game of Project Aleutian, another type of card that you will encounter is a stone cloud prosperity card. These cards reward you with prosperity (victory points) for having collections of a set card type…

During a game of Project Aleutian, another type of card that you will encounter is an event card. Event cards are one-time occurrences that trigger effects more powerful than the standard ability cards…

During a game of Project Aleutian, another type of card that you will encounter are ability cards. Ability cards allow you to exchange resources for powerful abilities…

During a game of Project Aleutian, another type of card that you will encounter are prosperity cards. The way to win the game is to have the most prosperity (victory points) at the end of the game, and these cards help accumulate points toward victory…

The second phase of Project Aleutian is cloudfall. After the first core crystal is removed, the stone cloud enters landfall and begins to descend toward the ground…

The first phase of Project Aleutian is the chase. During the chase, players will choose one of the “available” cards from the two adjacent displays to perform an action. An available card is a card in one of the two adjacent displays to a nation’s play area and that isn’t partially covered by other cards. Once the card is played, any available cards that are face down are revealed… 

To set up Project Aleutian, each player selects one of the six playable nations (Navaire, Seulana, Scivatan, Waviscia, Pohuan, and Henshina) to play and collects that nation’s deck of cards and crystals (currently represented as colored cubes). After each nation shuffles their respective deck, each player creates two stacks of 10 cards and returns the remaining cards to the box. Each player then keeps one stack and passes the other to the player on their left who then shuffles the mix of cards….