Contract

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Contract
Info
Cost
Type(s)	Treasure - Duration - Liaison
Kingdom card?	Yes
Set	Allies
Illustrator(s)	Lynell Ingram
Card text
+1 Favor You may set aside an Action from your hand to play it at the start of your next turn.

Contract is a Treasure-Duration-Liaison card from Allies. If you have an Action card left in your hand during your Buy phase, Contract allows you to set the Action aside for next turn and play it then.

FAQ

Official FAQ

• If you set aside a card, then Contract stays in play until the Clean-up of your next turn; if you don't set aside a card, Contract is discarded the same turn in Clean-up.
• If you set aside a card, you have to play it at the start of your next turn.
• The set-aside card is face up.

Other rules clarification

• Contract is discarded from play during Clean-up on the turn on which it plays the set-aside card, even if the set-aside card itself is a Duration card (or a Throne Room variant that plays a Duration card) and stays in play longer than that.

Versions

English versions

Print	Digital	Text	Release	Date
		+1 Favor You may set aside an Action from your hand to play it at the start of your next turn.	Allies	March 2022

Other language versions

Language	Name	Print	Digital	Text	Notes
Dutch	Contract			+1 Dienst Je mag een actiekaart uit je hand opzijleggen om deze aan het begin van je volgende beurt te spelen.	(2022)
German	Vertrag			+1 Gefallen Du darfst eine Aktionkarte aus deiner Hand zur Seite legen, um sie zu Beginn deines nächsten Zuges zu spielen

Trivia

Official card art.

Contract was the first official Duration-Treasure (excepting interactions with Capitalism).

Secret History

Originally you could play an Action from your hand. Saving it for next turn was more interesting, and something I could do with a Treasure-Duration. A Treasure-Duration! At one point the set had five of them.

—Donald X. Vaccarino, The Secret History of the Dominion: Allies