Interitus: Manifest (Official Rulebook)

 The Rulebook for Interitus: Manifest is subject to change in minor ways, primarily for the sake of clarification. Recent updates will be catalogued below.


Dec 23rd, 2025: FAQ Updated

July 31st, 2025: Updated card images, board images, logo, some fringe FAQ cases and landmark details

June 2nd, 2025: Updated card images because card appearance has changed.

April 2nd, 2025: Massive updates to the rulebook, too many to list. No rules changed, but clarity added. Cards now have symbols to help distinguish them.

Jan 28th, 2025: Changed page 5 to reflect the updated game board.













































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