Cards & Components

Every Orloj component face: workshop and starting cards, hammer cards, calendar dials, assistants, scrolls, royal scrolls, windows, objectives and bonuses, the clock and board pieces, and all of Josef Mánes' solo cards and tiles.

Every distinct face, with what it does and where the rules explain it. The cards, calendar sections, apostle tiles and month and zodiac dials are pictured from the Tabletop Simulator mod (English edition); the other pieces from the rulebook. Details neither source makes readable are marked check against the physical component.

Boards

Calendar dials

12 month dials and 12 zodiac dials, each with a plain side (waiting in a construction area) and an illustrated side (built). Construct one to place it on the calendar.

Picture	Description
	What it is: Month dials (blue, Roman numerals I–XII) and zodiac dials (purple, signs). A connected group can switch between both kinds: three touching dials score 6 VP. The game end trigger counts every month and zodiac dial (FAQ); either kind may be built (FAQ).
	What it is: Blocked month dial (6). Covers a construction space whose month is already on the calendar at setup.
	What it is: Blocked zodiac dial (6). The same for a zodiac sign.
	What it is: Large final construction dial. It flips when the last calendar dial is built. Each use costs exactly 1 gold, wood, paint and iron for 8 VP; it needs no extra worker and gives no adjacency or calendar bonus, but still gives your hammer bonus. Any remaining player may use it, even more than once (Final construction; FAQ; FAQ; FAQ; FAQ; FAQ; FAQ).

The illustrated side of each dial; the plain side is the same for all.

Picture	Description
	Month: I — January
	Month: II — February
	Month: III — March
	Month: IV — April
	Month: V — May
	Month: VI — June
	Month: VII — July
	Month: VIII — August
	Month: IX — September. The small pink mark at top right shows its correct orientation (FAQ).
	Month: X — October
	Month: XI — November. The small pink mark at top right shows its correct orientation (FAQ).
	Month: XII — December

Picture	Description
	Sign: Aries (♈)
	Sign: Taurus (♉)
	Sign: The Twins (♊)
	Sign: Cancer (♋)
	Sign: Leo (♌)
	Sign: Virgo (♍)
	Sign: Libra (♎)
	Sign: Scorpio (♏)
	Sign: Sagittarius (♐)
	Sign: Capricorn (♑)
	Sign: Aquarius (♒)
	Sign: Pisces (♓)

Calendar sections

12 sections laid in a ring around the calendar (first game: use the ring printed on the board). Each shows one bonus: the painter gives one of the two beside it, and building a dial gives the one next to that dial.

Seven different faces; the ring printed on the board for the first game uses the same twelve.

Picture	Description
	Bonus: 2 copies — Correct 1 deviation and take 1 basic resource of your choice
	Bonus: 2 copies — Upgrade
	Bonus: 2 copies — 1 mastery step of your choice; pay 1 for an optional second step. You may put both steps on the same track (FAQ); if you prefer, take only the first (FAQ).
	Bonus: 1 copy — Activate the moon
	Bonus: 2 copies — Take an apostle
	Bonus: 1 copy — Rooster disc up 1
	Bonus: 2 copies — 1 gold and 1 coin

Board pieces

Picture	Description
	What it does: Crowning pieces (3) — one sets the round marker and rooster start, one marked is for the first game, and one is for solo. The golden rooster calls after a red tooth reaches its arrow and the current turn ends; no setup piece starts on the printed 6 (The rooster’s call; FAQ; FAQ).
	What it does: Walk of the apostles — two gears. Turn only in the arrow’s direction; each time a red tooth on the left gear reaches the arrow, advance the golden rooster. Forced turns count too; if you stop before taking an apostle, the usual extra step for taking one does not happen (FAQ; FAQ; FAQ; FAQ).
	What it does: Clock — printed outer ring, Orloj face, astronomical dial with hand, and moon disc (Activating the clock). Each turn, move the inner dial clockwise at least one space; the face can move separately, counterclockwise, at one forced deviation per space. At setup the hand points to the current hour, and the moon starts one space left of it (FAQ; FAQ; FAQ; FAQ).
	What it does: Painter — moves clockwise around the calendar sections. Its movement is set by your Observation track; deviations cannot add extra painter steps (FAQ).
	What it does: Hammer discs (2) — one in each construction area.

Clock sections

Picture	Description
	Actions: Outer ring: gain 1 coin and take an apostle. You may skip either reward (FAQ).
	Actions: Outer ring: activate the moon or move the painter
	Actions: Outer ring: 1 coin and an upgrade
	Actions: Outer ring: expand your workshop
	Actions: Outer ring: construct
	Actions: Outer ring: activate the sculptor
	Actions: Clock face: take a step on that section’s colour, then optionally pay 1 coin for a step on any track. These are separate choices; you may skip the paid step, or put both on the same track (FAQ; FAQ).
	Actions: Clock face: produce on that track

Details: Outer ring and clock face actions.

Sculptor spaces

Picture	Description
	Level 1: Force 1, expand; Level 2: Force 1, 1 resource, expand; Level 3: Correct 1, 1 gold, expand
	Level 1: Force 2, construct; Level 2: Force 1, 1 resource, construct; Level 3: Correct 1, 1 gold, construct
	Level 1: Force 1, 1 gold and 1 coin; Level 2: Force 1, 1 gold and 2 coins; Level 3: Correct 1, 1 gold and 3 coins
	Level 1: Pay 1 forced deviation and move the painter, or activate the moon without that cost; Level 2: Pay 1 forced deviation and take 1 coin to move the painter, or take 1 coin to activate the moon +1; Level 3: Correct 1 deviation, take 1 coin, and choose painter or moon +2. At levels 1 and 2, the deviation applies only to the painter choice (FAQ).

Exact costs per level: Sculptor actions.

Cards

Workshop cards

21 cards; three are on offer on the main board (Expand your workshop). Every card has the same four parts:

• Top — the reward you take when you buy it.
• Centre — the reward for placing an assistant on it (Place an assistant).
• Bottom — a basic resource. Buying costs 1 paint plus 3, 2 or 1 of this resource (left, middle or right position); placing an assistant costs 1 of it.
• Side edges — half an apostle or half a hammer icon. Two halves side by side give that action once, when the second card is placed.

All 21 faces; the half icons sit on the left and right edges of each picture.

Picture	Description
	Top reward: 2 steps on the yellow track; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Iron
	Top reward: 2 steps on the yellow track; Assistant reward: Recover 2 workers; Resource: Iron
	Top reward: Upgrade; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Iron
	Top reward: 2 steps on the pink track; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Paint
	Top reward: 2 steps on the blue track; Assistant reward: Recover 2 workers; Resource: Wood
	Top reward: Activate the moon, 2 extra steps; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Wood
	Top reward: Production on a track of your choice; Assistant reward: Take an apostle; Resource: Wood
	Top reward: 2 coins; Assistant reward: Activate the moon; Resource: Wood
	Top reward: 2 coins; Assistant reward: Activate the moon; Resource: Iron
	Top reward: 2 coins; Assistant reward: Activate the moon; Resource: Paint
	Top reward: Activate the moon, 2 extra steps; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Paint
	Top reward: Production on a track of your choice; Assistant reward: Take an apostle; Resource: Iron
	Top reward: Upgrade; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Paint
	Top reward: 2 steps on the pink track; Assistant reward: Recover 2 workers; Resource: Paint
	Top reward: 2 steps on the blue track; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Wood
	Top reward: Production on a track of your choice; Assistant reward: Take an apostle; Resource: Paint
	Top reward: Activate the moon, 2 extra steps; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Iron
	Top reward: Upgrade; Assistant reward: Rooster disc up 1; Resource: Wood
	Top reward: Upgrade; Assistant reward: Take an apostle; Resource: Iron
	Top reward: Upgrade; Assistant reward: Take an apostle; Resource: Wood
	Top reward: Upgrade; Assistant reward: Take an apostle; Resource: Paint

The four assistant rewards printed on the cards are listed under Workshop assistant rewards.

Initial resource cards

8 cards, each dealt next to a hammer card at setup (Setup). Take everything shown: resources, steps, apostles into your warehouse. A gear means you start with that many broken gears; nothing else happens (FAQ). The number in the corner pairs cards 1–4 with hammer cards 1–4 for the first game.

Picture	Description
	You start with: 2 broken gears, 2 upgrades, 1 gold, 1 wood, 1 paint, one step on each mastery track; First-game hammer: 1 — Painter. Its two upgrades are separate advances (FAQ); the gear icons start broken.
	You start with: 1 broken gear, 2 coins, 1 wood, 1 iron, 1 paint, apostles 5 and 9, one pink mastery step; First-game hammer: 2 — Coin. The apostles go into your warehouse, not directly onto your panel (FAQ); the gear icon starts broken.
	You start with: 1 broken gear, 1 upgrade, rooster disc up 3, 1 iron, 1 paint, two blue steps and one yellow step; First-game hammer: 3 — Rooster. The gear icon starts broken.
	You start with: 1 broken gear, 1 upgrade, 1 gold, 3 coins, two yellow steps and one blue step; First-game hammer: 4 — Moon. The gear icon starts broken.
	You start with: 2 broken gears, 2 upgrades, 1 gold, apostles 6 and 10, one step on each mastery track; First-game hammer: —. Its two upgrades are separate advances (FAQ); its apostles go into your warehouse (FAQ); the gears start broken.
	You start with: 3 broken gears, 1 upgrade, 2 coins, apostle 7, 1 wood, 1 iron, 1 paint, two yellow steps and one pink step; First-game hammer: —. The apostle goes into your warehouse (FAQ); the gear icons start broken.
	You start with: 3 broken gears, 3 upgrades, 1 gold, 1 wood, 1 iron, two pink steps; First-game hammer: —. Each of its three upgrades advances a track once (FAQ); the gear icons start broken.
	You start with: 3 broken gears, 1 upgrade, 1 gold, rooster disc up 2, 1 coin, apostle 8, two blue steps and one pink step; First-game hammer: —. The apostle goes into your warehouse (FAQ); the gear icons start broken.

Values checked against the card sheet.

Hammer cards

6 cards plus [Promo] two promo cards (Promos). Your level sets the free hammer moves and the bonus at the end of every construction. Full table under Hammers.

Picture	Description
	Level II bonus: Force 1, move the painter; Level III bonus: Move the painter
	Level II bonus: 1 coin; Level III bonus: 1 coin and 2 VP
	Level II bonus: Rooster disc up 1; Level III bonus: Rooster disc up 1 and 2 VP
	Level II bonus: Correct 1 deviation; Level III bonus: Activate the moon, 1 step fewer
	Level II bonus: 1 mastery step; Level III bonus: 1 mastery step and 1 coin
	Level II bonus: Take an apostle; Level III bonus: Take an apostle and correct 1 deviation
	Level II bonus: [Promo] Expand your workshop; Level III bonus: 1 basic resource, then expand
	Level II bonus: [Promo] 1 basic resource; Level III bonus: 1 basic resource and recover 1 worker

Scrolls

24 red-seal scrolls in six kinds; some carry a player-count mark and are removed in games with fewer than 4 players (Setup). Flip one as an additional action (Scrolls). You may use it the same turn you gain it, and it stays in your area after use for scoring (FAQ).

Picture	Description
	Effect: Take an apostle
	Effect: Activate the moon
	Effect: Move the painter
	Effect: 1 coin and rooster disc up 1
	Effect: Upgrade
	Effect: Construct

Four of each kind. By the card labels in the Tabletop Simulator mod, each kind has two scrolls used in every game, one marked for 3 or more players and one marked for 4 players.

Royal scrolls

6 blue-seal scrolls; 3 are dealt above the mastery tracks. The first player to reach one scores it at once, up to 10 VP (Royal scrolls).

Picture	Description
	Scores now: 3 VP for each red or blue scroll in your area, counting this one; four scrolls would be 12, but this card caps the award at 10 VP (FAQ; FAQ).
	Scores now: 2 VP per apostle on your panel; for example, 4 apostles score 8 VP.
	Scores now: 2 VP per upgrade on your hammer and production tracks; for example, 4 upgrades score 8 VP.
	Scores now: 3 VP per month dial with your worker; 3 such dials score 9 VP.
	Scores now: 3 VP per zodiac dial with your worker; 3 such dials score 9 VP.
	Scores now: 3 VP per workshop card in your area; 3 cards score 9 VP.

Common objectives

9 objectives, 3 of each back colour; one of each colour is dealt. Claim one with an available worker for 8, 6 or 4 VP at the end (Claim an objective).

Picture	Description
	Condition: Three purple apostles on your panel
	Condition: Three green apostles on your panel
	Condition: Three orange apostles on your panel
	Condition: Two assistants on your workshop cards
	Condition: Three workshop cards
	Condition: Five upgrades across your hammer and production tracks
	Condition: One mastery disc at level III
	Condition: Two month dials and one zodiac dial with your workers
	Condition: Two zodiac dials and one month dial with your workers

Which back colour each objective has isn’t shown: check against the physical component.

Josef Mánes (solo)

His components for the solo mode. Faces marked ★ on one side are the advanced side (Difficulty levels).

Action cards

18 cards: 6 are revealed and removed at setup, 12 make his deck. Each shows the workers he needs, the dial and clock-face turns, then two actions, each with a reward taken only if it succeeds (The automa’s turn).

Picture	Description
	First action → reward: Build Aries → move the painter 1; Second action → reward: Take apostle 4 → 2 blue steps
	First action → reward: Build month II → 2 yellow steps; Second action → reward: Build Taurus → take an assistant (right)
	First action → reward: Build month VII → 2 yellow steps; Second action → reward: Take apostle 7 → take a workshop card (right)
	First action → reward: Build month IV → 2 pink steps; Second action → reward: Build Cancer → take an assistant (right)
	First action → reward: Build month VI → 2 blue steps; Second action → reward: Build Virgo → take an assistant (right)
	First action → reward: Build month XII → take an assistant (left); Second action → reward: Build Pisces → 2 blue steps
	First action → reward: Build month X → take an assistant (left); Second action → reward: Build Leo → 2 pink steps
	First action → reward: Build month VIII → take an assistant (left); Second action → reward: Build Scorpio → 2 yellow steps
	First action → reward: Build Libra → 2 blue steps; Second action → reward: Take apostle 10 → move the painter 2
	First action → reward: Build month III → take a workshop card (left); Second action → reward: Take apostle 3 → 2 blue steps
	First action → reward: Build month V → take a workshop card (left); Second action → reward: Take apostle 5 → 2 pink steps
	First action → reward: Build month I → take a workshop card (left); Second action → reward: Take apostle 1 → 2 yellow steps
	First action → reward: Build month IX → 2 blue steps; Second action → reward: Take apostle 9 → take a workshop card (right)
	First action → reward: Build month XI → 2 pink steps; Second action → reward: Take apostle 11 → take a workshop card (right)
	First action → reward: Build Aquarius → move the painter 1; Second action → reward: Take apostle 2 → 2 yellow steps
	First action → reward: Build the Twins (♊) → move the painter 1; Second action → reward: Take apostle 6 → 2 pink steps
	First action → reward: Build Capricorn → 2 yellow steps; Second action → reward: Take apostle 8 → move the painter 2
	First action → reward: Build Sagittarius → 2 pink steps; Second action → reward: Take apostle 12 → move the painter 2

All 18 cards. The red arrow on an assistant or workshop reward shows which one he takes (left or right). The top row shows the workers he needs and how far the dial and the clock face turn: read them on the pictures.

Turn scoring cards

3 basic and 3 advanced (★) cards. After a fully successful turn he scores the card’s VP and moves the golden rooster as shown (Action check).

Picture	Description
	Scores: 10 VP
	Scores: 6 VP, rooster 1 step
	Scores: 3 VP, rooster 2 steps
	Scores: ★ 12 VP
	Scores: ★ 8 VP, rooster 1 step
	Scores: ★ 4 VP, rooster 2 steps

The top row of each card (two Josef figures and a 2 VP shield) is not explained in the rulebook: check against the physical component.

Scoring tiles

5 tiles, 3 used per game; 3 VP per item, up to 15 VP, unless flipped to 0 at the end of rounds 3, 6 or 9 (End of the game).

Picture	Description
	3 VP for each…: Apostle in his area. Four qualifying apostles count 12 VP before the mastery check; if the tile flips to 0, none score.
	3 VP for each…: Month dial with his worker. Four month dials with his worker count 12 VP before the mastery check; a flipped tile scores 0.
	3 VP for each…: Zodiac dial with his worker. Four zodiac dials with his worker count 12 VP before the mastery check; a flipped tile scores 0.
	3 VP for each…: Scroll or royal scroll in his area. Four scrolls in his area count 12 VP before the mastery check; a flipped tile scores 0.
	3 VP for each…: Workshop card in his area. Four workshop cards in his area count 12 VP before the mastery check; a flipped tile scores 0.

Tiles and endgame card

Picture	Description
	What it does: Endgame scoring card — windows, 3 VP per assistant (★ side 6), unflipped scoring tiles, objectives. Each line scores separately and adds to points he earned during play; you must finish ahead of Josef, who wins a tie (FAQ).
	What it does: Mastery tiles (3) — the track he climbs after a successful turn: 2 steps, ★ side 3.
	What it does: Mastery track tiles (3) — the track checked at the end of rounds 3, 6 and 9; flipped to the hourglass after.
	What it does: End-of-round action tiles (3) — the objective (1, 2 or 3) Josef claims and a rooster step (End of rounds 3, 6 and 9). He places a worker on that objective even if he fails its printed condition, and the first-claimer bonus tile is no longer available (FAQ).
	What it does: Mastery track objective tile — 4, 6 and 10 (★ side: 3, 5 and 8): the level his disc must reach at the end of rounds 3, 6 and 9, or that scoring tile flips to 0. Count from track space 0; for example, a disc at 5 misses a target of 6 (FAQ).
	What it does: Conditions met tile — the three positions where his action cards for the round are laid.

Promos

[Promo] The Pinnacle and two hammer cards (Promos).

Picture	Description
	What it does: Decorative: replaces the round-marker cube, or marks the first player
	What it does: Hammer card: expand your workshop at levels II and III
	What it does: Hammer card: basic resources, and a worker back at level III

Tiles

Mastery stained-glass windows

6 windows; 3 are dealt, one above each track. Scored at the end by players past the brick line: highest disc uses the primary value (tied leaders do too); other eligible players use the secondary value, up to 15 VP (Mastery stained-glass windows).

Picture	Description
	Counts: Each scroll and royal scroll; Values: 3 / 1. A leader or tied leader earns 3 VP per count; others earn 1 (at level 7+, to a 15 VP cap). Four scrolls count 12 VP for the winner.
	Counts: Each apostle on your panel; Values: 2 / 1. At level 7+, the leader or a tied leader earns 2 VP per apostle and others earn 1; four apostles count 8 VP for the winner.
	Counts: Each upgrade on your tracks; Values: 2 / 1. Count upgrades above the starting spaces on both kinds of track. At level 7+, the leader or a tied leader earns 2 VP per upgrade and others earn 1; four upgrades count 8 VP for the winner.
	Counts: Each month dial with your worker; Values: 3 / 1. At level 7+, the leader or a tied leader earns 3 VP per dial with a worker and others earn 1; three dials count 9 VP for the winner.
	Counts: Each zodiac dial with your worker; Values: 3 / 1. At level 7+, the leader or a tied leader earns 3 VP per dial with a worker and others earn 1; three dials count 9 VP for the winner.
	Counts: Each workshop card; Values: 3 / 1. At level 7+, the leader or a tied leader earns 3 VP per card and others earn 1; three cards count 9 VP for the winner.

Objective bonuses

9 bonus tiles, 3 of each back colour, one under each objective. The first claimer takes the reward and flips the tile (Objective bonuses). The rulebook shows five rewards; how they are spread over the 9 tiles: check against the physical component.

Picture	Description
	Reward: Take an apostle
	Reward: 2 coins
	Reward: 2 basic resources of your choice
	Reward: Upgrade your hammer or a production track
	Reward: Choose two steps on one mastery track, or split them between two tracks.

Tokens & pieces

Assistants

18 assistants, 3 of each type. You may never own two of the same type. They score only on a workshop card (Assistants).

Picture	Description
	Scores at the end: 6 VP
	Scores at the end: 1 VP per upgrade above the starting space across your production and hammer tracks. Four upgrades score 4 VP; starting spaces do not count, and the maximum is 11 (FAQ; FAQ).
	Scores at the end: 4 VP for each mastery disc at level IV or higher. A disc below IV scores nothing; two qualifying discs score 8 VP.
	Scores at the end: 5 VP per full column on your apostle panel; a column counts only when all its spaces are filled.
	Scores at the end: 3 VP per month dial with your worker; two such dials score 6 VP.
	Scores at the end: 3 VP per zodiac dial with your worker; two such dials score 6 VP.

Your pieces

Picture	Description
	What it does: Personal board — apostle panel, production tracks with their workers, rooster track, deviation slots (Workers), forge (hammer track) and two-space warehouse (Warehouse). Place apostles by paying the panel’s row cost; the warehouse holds at most one waiting assistant (FAQ; FAQ). You may place an apostle or assistant the same turn you take it if there is room in the warehouse and you can pay the cost (FAQ).
	What it does: Deviation token (5) — plain side normal, broken-gear side forced (Deviation). A broken gear costs 1 VP at each rooster’s call and again at game end; spare corrections score only at a call, using your personal rooster track (FAQ).
	What it does: Workers (14) — placed on the clock, dials and objectives. Keep workers on calendar dials: they stay there and score / qualify for objectives, even when you pass (FAQ).
	What it does: Sculptor — moves between the four sculptor spaces.
	What it does: Apostle tiles (12, numbered 1–12, in three colours) — taken from the gears onto your panel (Take an apostle); see every face under Apostle tiles. You and Josef share the full set, and taking the last one gives no replacement reward (FAQ; FAQ).
	What it does: Additional actions card — reminds you of the six additional actions: place an apostle, place an assistant, spend a coin, use a scroll, claim an objective, or trade 3 identical resources for 1 gold. Coins can stand in for any one basic resource in a trade; gold cannot be exchanged back into coins (FAQ). You may repeat a free action whenever you can pay its cost, and may use free actions at any point in your turn (FAQ; FAQ).

Also yours: 3 production cubes and 1 hammer cube, a rooster disc, 3 mastery discs and a scoring marker.

Apostle tiles

Each player’s set has the same 12 faces, four of each colour: purple 1, 6, 7, 12; orange 2, 3, 8, 9; green 4, 5, 10, 11. A tile goes only on a space of its colour on your apostle panel, and the apostle objectives count three of one colour.

Picture	Description
	Number — colour: 1 — purple. The apostle set is shared with Josef in solo play; taking the final tile has no replacement reward (FAQ; FAQ).
	Number — colour: 2 — orange
	Number — colour: 3 — orange
	Number — colour: 4 — green
	Number — colour: 5 — green
	Number — colour: 6 — purple
	Number — colour: 7 — purple
	Number — colour: 8 — orange
	Number — colour: 9 — orange
	Number — colour: 10 — green
	Number — colour: 11 — green
	Number — colour: 12 — purple

Icons

To be added.