Nayakas

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• On your turn, you will take a single action by placing one pawn from your supply, either a laborer or a diplomat, onto a valid action space and immediately resolving the effect.
• There are two main building resources, stone and clay, as well as gold, which can be spent as either stone or clay for any action.
• Nayakas plays in rounds, and you can carry over resources between rounds, but your artisans reset to zero at the end of each round.
• Choose a starting first player who takes the conch, and you're now ready to play.
• The game can end in one of two ways: either at the end of the ninth round after the third event has been resolved and scored, or at the end of the round in which the building marker reaches or passes the player count position on this track.

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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Asymmetric Player Powers — Each player has a unique homeland with special actions and temple progression, creating asymmetry in capabilities.
• Asymmetrical Player Powers/Setup — Each player has a unique homeland with special actions and temple progression, creating asymmetry in capabilities.
• Building/Construction — Spend resources to construct buildings and acquire market/temple tiles that grant ongoing or end-of-game benefits.
• Conch-based Turn Order and Tiebreakers — The conch determines the starting player and the tiebreaker in culture and other comparisons.
• Event Tokens and Trading Posts — Events tokens are earned and placed; the board evolves over time, affecting scoring and strategy.
• Resource Management — Track multiple resource types (stone, clay, gold, culture) with set caps; resources carry over between rounds but can be spent to take actions.
• Temple Market and Market Tiles — Use temple market and market tiles to gain benefits and influence end-game scoring.
• Worker Placement — Players place laborers or diplomats on action spaces to gain resources, artisans, or other effects.

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Quotes (from this video)

• On your turn, you will take a single action by placing one pawn from your supply, either a laborer or a diplomat, onto a valid action space and immediately resolving the effect.
• There are two main building resources, stone and clay, as well as gold, which can be spent as either stone or clay for any action.
• Nayakas plays in rounds, and you can carry over resources between rounds, but your artisans reset to zero at the end of each round.
• Choose a starting first player who takes the conch, and you're now ready to play.
• The game can end in one of two ways: either at the end of the ninth round after the third event has been resolved and scored, or at the end of the round in which the building marker reaches or passes the player count position on this track.

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