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== Tokens == | == Tokens == | ||
| − | A '''token''' is a metal piece used in Dominion. They are used by a number of cards to keep track of numbers. | + | A '''token''' is a metal, cardboard, or wooden piece used in Dominion. They are used by a number of cards to keep track of numbers. Some sets use tokens as one of their primary themes; some tokens are only used by a single card. |
| − | === | + | === Victory tokens === |
| − | Victory | + | [[Victory token]]s (or VP tokens, denoted by the symbol {{VP}}) are metal tokens featured in [[Prosperity]] and [[Empires]], and are an example of [[Alternate victory points|alt-VP]]. These are chips that players may earn by playing certain cards, buying certain [[Event]]s, or meeting the conditions of certain [[Landmark]]s. {{VP}} cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed. |
| − | === | + | === Coin tokens === |
| − | Coin tokens | + | [[Coin token]]s are metal tokens featured in [[Guilds]] and [[Renaissance]]. They can be placed on the [[Coffers]] and [[Villager]]s mat(s), and saved for later; they are removed from their mats for +{{Cost|1}} and +1 Actions, respectively. {{Card|Pirate Ship}} and {{Card|Trade Route}} also use these tokens to track their own effects. Coin tokens cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed. |
| − | === | + | === Embargo tokens === |
| − | Embargo tokens are | + | Embargo tokens are metal tokens included with [[Seaside]]. One of these tokens is placed on a [[Supply]] pile each time an {{Card|Embargo}} is played, to track the number of {{Card|Curse|Curses}} a player gains when buying a card from that pile. Embargo tokens cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed. |
[[Image:EmbargoTokens.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Embargo tokens.]] | [[Image:EmbargoTokens.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Embargo tokens.]] | ||
| − | === | + | === Adventures tokens === |
| − | [[Adventures]] comes with 10 different tokens, | + | [[Adventures]] comes with [[Adventures tokens|10 different cardboard tokens]], in each of 6 player colors. Some provide a [[vanilla]] bonus for cards from the [[Action]] card [[Supply]] piles they're on, others act as penalties, and the rest have a various effects. They are used by several cards and [[Event]]s. |
| − | === | + | === Debt tokens === |
| − | Debt tokens (denoted by the symbol {{Debt}}) are | + | [[Debt|Debt tokens]] (denoted by the symbol {{Debt}}) are metal tokens featured in [[Empires]], and provide an alternate cost to certain cards and [[Event]]s. When buying a card or Event with a {{Debt}} [[cost]], the player takes the specified number of tokens to track their Debt. One card ({{Card|Capital}}), one Event ({{Event|Tax}}), and one Landmark ({{Landmark|Mountain Pass}}) provide additional ways to accumulate {{Debt}}. {{Debt}} cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed. |
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| + | === Wooden cubes === | ||
| + | [[Renaissance]] comes with 2 wooden cubes, in each of 6 player colors. Players use these to track with [[Project]]s they have purchased, and are receiving the effects of. Each player only has 2 of these cubes, which do run out. | ||
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Revision as of 06:10, 28 September 2018
Some Dominion sets, in addition to cards, provide other materials.
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Player mats
Player mats (playmats or mats for short) are pieces of cardboard used by certain cards to set aside resources for future use. Island sets aside cards on a mat until the end of the game. Pirate Ship and Trade Route set aside Tokens on a mat to keep track of 
they generate when played. Native Village sets cards aside to be drawn later. Cards that produce 
tokens put them on a mat to be scored at the end of the game. The Tavern mat is a place to keep your Reserve cards until you call them.
Native Village player mat (Seaside)
dimensions: 82x126mm
Pirate Ship player mat (Seaside)
dimensions: 82x126mm
Trade Route player mat (Prosperity)
dimensions: 80x80mm
player mat (one of 8 designs) (Prosperity)
dimensions: 80x80mm
Tavern player mat (one of six colors) (Adventures)
dimensions: 125x82mm
Coffers player mat
(Guilds & Cornucopia)
Tokens
A token is a metal, cardboard, or wooden piece used in Dominion. They are used by a number of cards to keep track of numbers. Some sets use tokens as one of their primary themes; some tokens are only used by a single card.
Victory tokens
Victory tokens (or VP tokens, denoted by the symbol ) are metal tokens featured in Prosperity and Empires, and are an example of alt-VP. These are chips that players may earn by playing certain cards, buying certain Events, or meeting the conditions of certain Landmarks. cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed.
Coin tokens
Coin tokens are metal tokens featured in Guilds and Renaissance. They can be placed on the Coffers and Villagers mat(s), and saved for later; they are removed from their mats for +
and +1 Actions, respectively. Pirate Ship and Trade Route also use these tokens to track their own effects. Coin tokens cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed.
Embargo tokens
Embargo tokens are metal tokens included with Seaside. One of these tokens is placed on a Supply pile each time an Embargo is played, to track the number of Curses a player gains when buying a card from that pile. Embargo tokens cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed.
Adventures tokens
Adventures comes with 10 different cardboard tokens, in each of 6 player colors. Some provide a vanilla bonus for cards from the Action card Supply piles they're on, others act as penalties, and the rest have a various effects. They are used by several cards and Events.
Debt tokens
Debt tokens (denoted by the symbol 
) are metal tokens featured in Empires, and provide an alternate cost to certain cards and Events. When buying a card or Event with a cost, the player takes the specified number of tokens to track their Debt. One card (Capital), one Event (Tax), and one Landmark (Mountain Pass) provide additional ways to accumulate . cannot run out; players should use a substitute if needed.
Wooden cubes
Renaissance comes with 2 wooden cubes, in each of 6 player colors. Players use these to track with Projects they have purchased, and are receiving the effects of. Each player only has 2 of these cubes, which do run out.
