Orléans: Trade & Intrigue

An Order is fulfilled immediately when your Merchant is in the required town after one of your actions: pay the depicted goods, take the Order card, remove the goods from play, and immediately flip a replacement (page 2). Important: fulfilling an Order ends your turn — it is your last action that round (page 2).

Use the 34 new Hour Glass tiles (do not use the base-game ones); assemble an 18-tile stack by placing a Silentium tile, then 4 D, 4 C, 4 B, 4 A tiles, and the second Silentium on top (page 2). In phase 1 you reveal the top tile as usual; most events resolve in phase 6, though tiles with a coin symbol can occur at different points or affect the whole round (page 2).

If you cannot pay coins for an event that requires payment, you must undergo torture according to the torture rules of the base game (page 2). Several event tiles (e.g., 'Torture') specify consequences that reference those same torture rules (page 3).

Yes — you may still send Followers to Beneficial Deeds even if the bonus is of no benefit to you, and if you complete a Deed whose bonus you cannot use you still receive the Citizen tile (page 5). Note that you may not place Followers of your color on Beneficial Deeds (see base game rules referenced on page 5).

Yes — if you are targeted you may offer the active player a bribe of coins and/or goods; if the active player accepts your bribe, you do not suffer the effects of that action (page 6).

Place up to 2 cheese and 2 wine on the Brasserie tile at setup; you may spend those goods at any time (for example to fulfill an Order), they count for taxes, and are worth victory points at game end (page 6). Additionally, in phase 6 you may discard a good from the Brasserie to prevent the current Event's effects for you (page 6).