Cards & Components
The Area-card types and components listed in the Capstone second-edition rulebook.
Boards
The board contains eight colored areas, white building areas, harbors, the share and worker banks, round and VP tracks, Consolidation chips, and continent oil and majority spaces. See the numbered board tour.
Cards
The rulebook lists 48 Area cards, with light and dark backs. These eight exact-second-edition examples were photographed individually by designer Kris Ardianto:
| Asia | North America |
|---|---|
 Jamnagar · BGG image 4241356 |  Montreal · BGG image 4241358 |
 Shanghai · BGG image 4241357 |  San Francisco · BGG image 4241359 |
| Russia | South America |
|---|---|
 Murmansk · BGG image 4241360 |  Esmeraldas · BGG image 4241362 |
 Vladivostok · BGG image 4241361 |  Puerta la Cruz · BGG image 4241363 |
Each Area card chooses the area for your turn and grants its pictured workers and shares; some cards also show oil drops used for final points and final-round order. A refinery icon can be used during action F to empty a partly filled refinery, after which that card is removed from play. These are eight examples out of 48, not a full face inventory. Check the physical card if an icon or quantity is unclear.
Tiles
Wildcatter disks are auctioned when a field is drilled. The rulebook also supplies Consolidation chips for each continent; their face-up values score 2, 4, 7, and 10 points. Setup stacks each continent’s chips with the lowest value on top.
Tokens & pieces
BGG captions this 2018 photo “Shares (2nd Edition) - Capstone Games.” It provides a partial overview of the share-card and token families; the photograph is not used to transcribe printed values.
The rulebook lists one game board; 48 Area cards; 240 share cards; 80 share tokens; one round marker; 16 Wildcatter disks; 60 worker cards; 20 worker tokens; four Player sequence chips; 16 Consolidation chips; and, for each player color, one summary card, 10 rigs, 11 pumpjacks, eight trains, four tankers, five refineries, one VP marker, 36 oil barrels, and one Refinery chip. Two-player games also use D2 and D3 chips. Consult the setup and Corporation rules for which colored pieces are set aside.
Icons
Area cards use worker, share, oil-drop, and refinery symbols. Use the card overview above as a visual key; verify any unreadable detail against the physical card.
Each player has a summary card. The pictured board on the Teach page shows the board areas and components. Exact individual Area-card face values are not enumerated here because the source overview is too small for a reliable full transcription.