Concordia
Each god scores (cards of that god × its value). Vesta: money plus goods value, 1 point per 10. Jupiter: 1 per house in a non-brick city. Saturnus: 1 per province with a house. Mercurius: 2 per goods type you produce. Mars: 2 per colonist on the board. Minerva specialists: the printed value × cities of that good. The player who ended the game takes the Concordia card for 7.
| Category | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vesta — money + goods value1 point per full 10 | ||||
| Jupiter cards × Houses in non-brick citiesMax 15 per card | × | × | × | × |
| Saturnus cards × Provinces with a house | × | × | × | × |
| Mercurius cards × Goods types produced2 per type | × | × | × | × |
| Mars cards × Colonists on board2 per colonist | × | × | × | × |
| Minerva specialist 1 — card value × Matching cities | × | × | × | × |
| Minerva specialist 2 — card value × Matching cities | × | × | × | × |
| Concordia card7 to whoever ended the game | ||||
| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Current standings
How Concordia scoring works
Final scoring by god
At game end, gather every personality card you hold — including your discard pile — by its ancient god. Each god pays the following per card.
| God | Points per card |
|---|---|
| Vesta | 1 point per full 10 of cash plus storehouse goods value (calculated once, not per card) |
| Jupiter | 1 point per house in a non-brick city, × cards held |
| Saturnus | 1 point per province with one of your houses, × cards held |
| Mercurius | 2 points per type of good you produce, × cards held |
| Mars | 2 points per colonist you have on the board, × cards held |
| Minerva specialists | The value printed on the card × matching cities (each card calculated separately) |
| Concordia card | A fixed 7 points for whoever ended the game |
The Concordia calculator above — This site's god-by-god calculator (/score/concordia) takes the same inputs: 1 point per 10 for Vesta, card count × value for Jupiter, Saturnus, Mars, and Mercurius, printed value × matching cities for each Minerva specialist, and a fixed 7 for the Concordia card.
Frequently asked questions
Do I draw a new card after playing one?
No. Concordia has no replenishing draw. Played cards sit on your discard pile, and the only way to get them back into your hand is to play the Tribune.
When I copy an action with the Diplomat, does that opponent's card move to my discard pile?
No. Using the Diplomat to copy an opponent's action leaves their card exactly where it was. Only your own Diplomat card goes onto your discard pile.
Can houses be built in Roma?
No. Roma is only a placement spot for colonists; no player ever builds a house there.
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Scoring rules verified against: Concordia rules summary (UltraBoardGames — reference based on the official rules) · Rule summaries are for reference only. Always check the official rulebook for exact rules.
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