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Stone Age

At the end, enter your current score from the track (building tiles) and sort your civilization cards. Green cards form sets of different cards — each set scores its card count squared. Tan cards score (cards × the matching value: agriculture level, tool total, huts, people). Leftover resources are 1 point each.

Category
Score track (building tiles)Points marked during the game
Green set 1 (card count)Number of different cards, squared
Green set 2 (card count)
Green set 3 (card count)
Farmer cards × Agriculture level
×
×
×
×
Tool maker cards × Tool total
×
×
×
×
Hut builder cards × Huts
×
×
×
×
Shaman cards × People
×
×
×
×
Leftover resources (count)1 point each
Total0000
Food production + tools + peopleTies go to the higher sum

Current standings

1. Player 10 pts
2. Player 20 pts
3. Player 30 pts
4. Player 40 pts

Ties go to the higher sum

How Stone Age scoring works

Final scoring

Green Civilization cards score by squaring the number of different types you hold. You don't need one single set — duplicate types left over form their own smaller set, scored the same way.

Sand-colored card typeMultiplied by
FarmerYour current position on the agriculture track
Tool Maker (card)The total value of all your Tool tiles (not the count)
BuilderYour number of Building tiles
ShamanYour total number of figures

The tool maker location and the Tool Maker card are different things — The sand-colored "Tool Maker" card multiplies by the total value of your Tool tiles, not the number of tiles. Don't confuse it with the board location of the same name.

  1. Add the green card set scores and the sand card multiplier scores.
  2. Add 1 point for every leftover resource that isn't food.
  3. Since every point is recorded on the track as it's scored, only the green/sand card scores and the resource points need to be added at the end.
  4. Whoever has the highest score wins. In case of a tie, compare the sum of agriculture track position, total tool value, and total figures — the higher sum wins.

Frequently asked questions

Can I split my figures across the same location in separate placements this round?

No. Once you have a figure at a location, you cannot add more there during the same round. A location that requires several figures at once, like the hut, needs them placed together from the start.

What happens if the dice sum is smaller than the divisor?

You get zero resources. The remainder is discarded and never carries over to another round.

Can I use only part of a tool's value?

No. A tool must be used for its entire value at once, and once used it cannot be used again that round.

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Scoring rules verified against: Stone Age rules summary (UltraBoardGames — reference based on the official rules) · Rule summaries are for reference only. Always check the official rulebook for exact rules.