Rules and Components for Interitus: Manifest

 Note: This page is somewhat outdated. For example, there are now 20 Landmark tokens instead of 16. Card layouts shown are also outdated. Main decks now include a 3-card Spellbook.



Note: There are now 5 landmarks (instead of 4) in the starter set. Furthermore, some rules have been simplified.
Note: The rulesheet above and the board shown below are also extremely outdated. Will be updated soon.



The complete rulebook is available here.

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