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How to play
Grounded in Blood Rage: Gods of Ásgard's rulebook — cite-checked answers, not guesses.
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God cards used
Only two god cards are used during each game session.
Second/Third Age gods
At the start of the Second and Third Ages, both god figures must be placed in new random starting provinces by drawing one leftover Ragnarök token for each of the two gods.
God figure placement
God figures never occupy any villages; they are simply placed inside the indicated province area.
Moving gods
After a player finishes performing a Pillage action on a province containing a god, that player must move the god figure to a different province that cannot already contain a god figure, cannot be already pillaged, and cannot be already destroyed by Ragnarök.
To set up the Gods of Ásgard expansion components: 1. Shuffle the six god cards and randomly draw two. The remaining god cards are returned to the box. 2. Place the two selected god cards next to the board where all players can see them. 3. Take the god figures that correspond to the drawn cards. 4. Determine their starting provinces by shuffling the leftover Ragnarök tokens (those not on the Game Board or Age Track). 5. Draw one Ragnarök token for each of the two gods. 6. Place each god figure in the province indicated on its drawn token. 7. Return the Ragnarök tokens to the box without any further effect. 8. God figures are placed inside the indicated province area and never occupy any villages. This process is repeated at the start of the Second and Third Ages to place the god figures in new random starting provinces.
Based on the provided rulebook for *Blood Rage: Gods of Ásgard*, players can perform a Pillage action on a province. After a player finishes a Pillage action in a province containing a god, they must move that god figure to a different province, provided there are eligible provinces. The new province cannot already contain a god, cannot be already pillaged, and cannot be already destroyed by Ragnarök. The rulebook does not specify other general actions players can take on their turn.
I couldn't find information on how to win the game in the provided rules for Blood Rage: Gods of Ásgard. This rulebook focuses on the specific mechanics of the Gods of Ásgard expansion, such as the effects and movement of the god figures, and how they are reset. You might want to check the core Blood Rage rulebook for general game win conditions. If you're looking for something specific to the expansion, try rephrasing your question using terms like **victory points**, **scoring**, or **end of game**.
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I couldn't find specific rules about how scoring works in the provided rulebook(s) for Blood Rage: Gods of Ásgard. The passages focus on the placement and movement of god figures and their effects on provinces. If you're looking for information on earning victory points or determining the winner, please try rephrasing your question using terms like **victory points**, **end of game**, or **rewards**.
I couldn't find information about how or when the game ends in the provided rulebook (Blood Rage: Gods of Ásgard). The passages focus on the setup and movement of the god figures. You might want to check the base game's rulebook for information on game ending conditions. If you're looking for something specific about the Gods of Ásgard expansion, try rephrasing your question using terms like **setup**, **resetting the gods**, or **moving the gods**.