Scenario: Prosperity

Prosperity, the competitive Orléans scenario for 2–5 players from the Invasion box: the carpenter, structure cards, hidden goods, a fixed 16-event track and three Beneficial Deeds.

Short tag: [Prosperity]

What it adds

A competitive scenario for 2–5 players by Inka and Markus Brand. A neutral carpenter roams the map; whoever moves it to the right town builds a structure, mans it with followers and scores it at the end. The events follow a fixed track.

Component	Use
	16 events and 3 Beneficial Deeds
	One per player: the carpenter action FAQ
Carpenter	One neutral figure
22 structure cards	Secret building goals; goods tucked underneath can still be collected. FAQ
Cover tiles, neutral markers	One each per player

Setup changes

Set up the base game with these changes:

1. Replace the base Beneficial Deeds board with the Prosperity board; a neutral marker on its first event counts the rounds. No hour glass tiles.
2. Shuffle the goods and place them face down on the map spaces for your player count; they stay hidden until someone collects them. Turn the leftover goods face up and sort them into the supply.
3. Use only these place tiles — I: Brewery, Cheese Factory, Hayrick, Herb Garden, Hospital, Library, Shipping Line, Sacristy, Tailor Shop, Vineyard, Windmill, Winery, Wool Manufacturer; II: Black Market, Cellar, Depot, Gunpowder Tower, Horse Wagon, Laboratory, Office, Pharmacy, School, Stage Coach, Tavern.
4. Citizens go only on the boatmen and knights tracks and the 3 Prosperity deeds; the rest form a supply (none on the development track or the map).
5. Deal everyone 2 structure cards: keep one, return the other under the pile.
6. Put the carpenter in Orléans with the merchants.
7. Each player takes a Carpenter extension, covers the Scriptorium with a cover tile and takes a neutral marker to hold completed structures.

The carpenter action

The Carpenter extension counts as a place on your board. In planning put up to 3 traders or boatmen there (monks too; never a gear wheel). When you use it:

1. Move the carpenter one connection per follower — a road per trader, a waterway per boatman — using any or all of them now or in later actions. Each follower used returns to your bag. You may also not move.
2. If the carpenter stands in the town on your structure card, you may build: lay the card face up and put one of your trading stations on a good on any connection into that town. No good there, no structure. The good under it is locked for the rest of the game.
3. After building, draw 2 structure cards, keep one and put the other under the pile.

You may use the carpenter action as often as you can each round.

Structures are not trading stations: place tiles and actions that count trading stations (Office, Trading Day) ignore them.

Manning structures

To score a structure, man it: send the followers it shows next to it with the Town Hall or Gunpowder Tower, and add any coins and goods it asks for (at any time, no action needed). Monks only where the card asks for one; never gear wheels. Nothing placed comes back. Once fully manned, turn the card face down under your neutral marker; its followers return to the supply, its coins and goods leave the game.

Scriptorium

With the cover tile the Scriptorium offers a choice: 1 development point, or a new structure card (draw 2, keep 1, put the other and your old card under the pile). You never hold more than one card.

Prosperity deeds

Deed	Each follower	Completed
Founding the Carpenter’s Guild	1 coin	Citizen
Right of Assembly	2 coins	Citizen
Building the Orphanage	1 coin or 1 development point	Citizen

Events

The 16 events follow the order printed on the scenario board.

Game end and scoring

The game ends after 16 rounds. Score as usual, plus the points on your completed structure cards (under your marker). Only real trading stations multiply by development status — structures do not. A face-up, unfinished card scores nothing, but the coins and goods you put beside it still count.