Cards & Components
Identify the boards, cards, mine tiles, tokens and symbols used in Drillers.
Boards
The main board holds the surface, mine entrance and five underground floors. The shop board has four card markets. Each player dashboard tracks fuel, movement, drills, storage, market, overflow, drones and progress.
Cards
The shops contain Drilling, Movement, Utility and Advanced cards, plus Damage cards. Each player has eight colored starting cards. Set TORSO aside while shuffling the other seven, then place TORSO face up on top. Advanced cards require credits and battery icons; permanent cards stay beside the dashboard and can be used once per Operations phase.
To be added: a face-by-face list of all starting, Damage, Drilling, Movement, Utility and Advanced cards. The rulebook’s component montage does not show every distinct face clearly enough to certify card text or point values.
Tiles
Corridor tiles add the pictured minerals to a floor and advance the excavating player’s progress track. Barrier tiles close a floor until removed with drills; removing one also reveals the floor card below. Floor cards create mandatory effects when their printed trigger occurs.
Images: Czech Games Edition’s Drillers press kit.
To be added: a face-by-face list of every distinct corridor tile, barrier tile and floor card, with its values and effects. The publisher examples show representative components, not the full set.
Tokens & pieces
| Picture | Component |
|---|---|
 | Credit tokens. |
 | Milestone tokens. |
Milestone tokens go to the first player to cover each line on a progress track. Drones begin with one active token; an active drone can sell one mineral or buy one card. Mechs mark each player’s position in the mine. Credits and minerals are shared supplies.
Images: Czech Games Edition’s Drillers press kit.
The Upgraded Components pack replaces cardboard credit tokens with metal coins. It does not add a gameplay module.
Icons
The dashboard and cards use fuel, movement, drill, credit, mineral, battery and victory-point symbols. Battery icons on an exhausted mine tile pay the battery portion of an Advanced card’s purchase cost.
To be added: a complete icon glossary and numbered inventory of all pieces.