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The object of [[Dominion]] is to have the most '''victory points''' ({{VP}}) at the end of the game. These are chiefly obtained by having [[Victory card|Victory cards]] in one's deck at the end of the game. {{Card|Curse}} cards are worth negative victory points. Three cards from [[Prosperity]] produce [[victory token|victory point tokens]], which are also worth victory points and don't take up space in the deck themselves. Sources of victory points excluding [[basic cards]] are called [[alt-VP]].
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The object of [[Dominion]] is to have the most '''victory points''' ({{VP}}) at the end of the game. These are chiefly obtained by having [[Victory card|Victory cards]] in one's deck at the end of the game. {{Card|Curse}} cards are worth negative victory points. Several cards, [[Event|Events]] and [[Landmark|Landmarks]] from [[Prosperity]] and [[Empires]] produce [[victory token|victory point tokens]], which are also worth victory points and don't take up space in the deck themselves, while other Landmarks provide bonus or penalty victory points at the end of the game based on various criteria. Sources of victory points excluding [[basic cards]] are called [[alt-VP]].
  
 
== Victory point sources ==
 
== Victory point sources ==
  
=== -1 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|-4}} ===
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* {{State|Twice Miserable}}
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=== {{VP|-2}} ===
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* {{State|Miserable}}
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=== {{VP|-1}} ===
 
* {{Card|Curse}}
 
* {{Card|Curse}}
  
=== 0 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|0}} ===
 
* {{Card|Overgrown Estate}}
 
* {{Card|Overgrown Estate}}
 
* {{Card|Distant Lands}} (''in your deck'')
 
* {{Card|Distant Lands}} (''in your deck'')
  
=== 1 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|1}} ===
 
* {{Card|Estate}}
 
* {{Card|Estate}}
 
* {{Card|Great Hall}}
 
* {{Card|Great Hall}}
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* {{Card|Mill}}
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* {{Card|Crumbling Castle}}
  
=== 2 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|2}} ===
 
* {{Card|Harem}}
 
* {{Card|Harem}}
 
* {{Card|Nobles}}
 
* {{Card|Nobles}}
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* {{Card|Farmland}}
 
* {{Card|Farmland}}
 
* {{Card|Dame Josephine}}
 
* {{Card|Dame Josephine}}
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* {{Card|Small Castle}}
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* {{Card|Haunted Castle}}
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* {{Card|Cemetery}}
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* {{Card|Stronghold}}
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* {{Card|Distant Shore}}
  
=== 3 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|3}} ===
 
* {{Card|Duchy}}
 
* {{Card|Duchy}}
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* {{Card|Opulent Castle}}
  
=== 4 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|4}} ===
 
* {{Card|Distant Lands}} (''on your [[Tavern mat]]'')
 
* {{Card|Distant Lands}} (''on your [[Tavern mat]]'')
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* {{Card|Sprawling Castle}}
  
=== 6 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|5}} ===
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* {{Card|Grand Castle}}
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=== {{VP|6}} ===
 
* {{Card|Province}}
 
* {{Card|Province}}
  
=== 10 {{VP}} ===
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=== {{VP|10}} ===
 
* {{Card|Colony}}
 
* {{Card|Colony}}
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=== {{VP|15}} ===
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* {{Landmark|Fountain}} (''if you have 10 or more Coppers in your deck'')
  
 
=== Variable ===
 
=== Variable ===
* {{Card|Gardens}}
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* Kingdom cards: {{Card|Gardens}}, {{Card|Duke}}, {{Card|Vineyard}}, {{Card|Fairgrounds}}, {{Card|Silk Road}}, {{Card|Feodum}}, {{Card|Humble Castle}}, {{Card|King's Castle}}, {{Card|Territory}}
* {{Card|Duke}}
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* Landmarks: {{Landmark|Bandit Fort}}, {{Landmark|Keep}}, {{Landmark|Museum}}, {{Landmark|Obelisk}}, {{Landmark|Orchard}}, {{Landmark|Palace}}, {{Landmark|Tower}}, {{Landmark|Triumphal Arch}}, {{Landmark|Wall}}, {{Landmark|Wolf Den}}
* {{Card|Vineyard}}
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* Heirlooms: {{Card|Pasture}}
* {{Card|Fairgrounds}}
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* Allies: {{Ally|Plateau Shepherds}}
* {{Card|Silk Road}}
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* {{Card|Feodum}}
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These cards give {{VP}} based on the cards in your own deck, always rounded down except {{Card|Duke}}. Many of them benefit from large decks.
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Variable VP cards typically give {{VP}} based on the cards in your own deck, always rounded down if they count in multiples larger than 1. Many of them benefit from large decks. {{Landmark|Bandit Fort}}, {{Landmark|Wolf Den}} and {{Landmark|Wall}} are the only means of receiving negative victory points other than {{Card|Curse}}s and {{Hex|Misery}}
  
 
=== [[Victory token|Victory point tokens]] ===
 
=== [[Victory token|Victory point tokens]] ===
* {{Card|Bishop}}
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* [[Prosperity]]: {{Card|Bishop}}, {{Card|Monument}}, ''{{Card|Goons}}'', {{Card|Investment}}, {{Card|Collection}}
* {{Card|Monument}}
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* [[Empires]]:
* {{Card|Goons}}
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** Kingdom cards: {{Card|Plunder}}, {{Card|Emporium}}, {{Card|Crumbling Castle}}, {{Card|Grand Castle}}, {{Card|Chariot Race}}, {{Card|Farmers' Market}}, {{Card|Sacrifice}}, {{Card|Temple}}, {{Card|Groundskeeper}}, {{Card|Wild Hunt}}
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** Events: {{Event|Triumph}}, {{Event|Ritual}}, {{Event|Salt the Earth}}, {{Event|Wedding}}, {{Event|Conquest}}, {{Event|Dominate}}
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** Landmarks: {{Landmark|Aqueduct}}, {{Landmark|Arena}}, {{Landmark|Basilica}}, {{Landmark|Baths}}, {{Landmark|Battlefield}}, {{Landmark|Colonnade}}, {{Landmark|Defiled Shrine}}, {{Landmark|Labyrinth}}, {{Landmark|Mountain Pass}}, {{Landmark|Tomb}}
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== Trivia ==
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=== Symbol ===
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In Donald X.'s prototype, the {{VP}} symbol was a crown instead of a shield.
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{{Quote|Text=
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I picked the crown, I liked the crown. I don't know why it was changed to a shield. A crown is better. If they considered other symbols they did not tell me about it.
  
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I don't have any more information on the shield; I don't know what that's supposed to be. I don't know anything about heraldry; I have tried to get anachronisms fixed when I've spotted them. I don't even see the shield except when testing campaigns or something online; the prototype has crowns.
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|Name=[[Donald X. Vaccarino]]
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|Source=[http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=5799.msg460137#msg460137 Interview with Donald X.]
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}}
 
{{Navbox Strategy}}
 
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[[Category:Strategic concepts]]

Latest revision as of 14:12, 24 August 2022

The object of Dominion is to have the most victory points (VP) at the end of the game. These are chiefly obtained by having Victory cards in one's deck at the end of the game. CurseCurse.jpg cards are worth negative victory points. Several cards, Events and Landmarks from Prosperity and Empires produce victory point tokens, which are also worth victory points and don't take up space in the deck themselves, while other Landmarks provide bonus or penalty victory points at the end of the game based on various criteria. Sources of victory points excluding basic cards are called alt-VP.

Contents

[edit] Victory point sources

[edit] -4 VP

[edit] -2 VP

[edit] -1 VP

[edit] 0 VP

[edit] 1 VP

[edit] 2 VP

[edit] 3 VP

[edit] 4 VP

[edit] 5 VP

[edit] 6 VP

[edit] 10 VP

[edit] 15 VP

  • FountainFountain.jpg (if you have 10 or more Coppers in your deck)

[edit] Variable

Variable VP cards typically give VP based on the cards in your own deck, always rounded down if they count in multiples larger than 1. Many of them benefit from large decks. Bandit FortBandit Fort.jpg, Wolf DenWolf Den.jpg and WallWall.jpg are the only means of receiving negative victory points other than CurseCurse.jpgs and MiseryMisery.jpg

[edit] Victory point tokens

[edit] Trivia

[edit] Symbol

In Donald X.'s prototype, the VP symbol was a crown instead of a shield.

I picked the crown, I liked the crown. I don't know why it was changed to a shield. A crown is better. If they considered other symbols they did not tell me about it. I don't have any more information on the shield; I don't know what that's supposed to be. I don't know anything about heraldry; I have tried to get anachronisms fixed when I've spotted them. I don't even see the shield except when testing campaigns or something online; the prototype has crowns.


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