AI 100% Human · Reference sheet

AI 100% Human reference sheet

Overview

Drafting + reserve + tableau-building game for 1–6 players [p.4 — Overview]
2 phases, each with 7 drafting turns; tableau = 3 rows × 5 columns + AI card in center [p.5 — Tableau]
Each card played scores VP immediately; extra VP from Phase Objective cards and your AI card at game end [p.4 — Overview]
Most VP after Phase 2 wins; ties share victory [p.9 — End of the Game]

Assemble score track; place all VP markers on 0 [p.6]
Draw 2 Objective cards (1 Phase 1, 1 Phase 2); place face-up on track — use Starter (S) cards for first game [p.6]
Each player gets 1 random AI card, matching standee, and 3 Player Aid cards; place AI card in center of middle row [p.6]
Stack Phase 1 Development cards into a face-down deck; set Phase 2 aside [p.6]
Deal 4 Phase 1 cards to each player; each keeps 2 in reserve, shuffles 2 back; place Divider card to right of reserve [p.8]
Deal 7 more Phase 1 cards to each player (hand goes right of Divider) [p.8]

2-player: reveal a 2×3 grid as neutral neighbor; different draft rules apply [p.14]
Solo: build 3×3 draft grid with 9 Phase 1 cards; standee starts on AI color Divider [p.14]

All players act simultaneously each turn:

Choose 1 card from hand → add to reserve [p.8]
Pass remaining hand left (Phase 1) or right (Phase 2) [p.8]
Choose 1 card from reserve → place face-down in front of you [p.8]
Reveal simultaneously → place in tableau (must be orthogonally adjacent to existing card; max 3 rows × 5 columns) [p.8]
Check card effect → immediately gain VP on score track [p.8]

Turn 7 (last): receive only 1 card; add to reserve, play 1, discard remaining reserve [p.9]

Black cards resolve after all other card effects [p.17]

Immediate (each turn): gain VP shown on the played Development card's effect [p.4]

End of Phase 1: check Phase 1 Objective card; gain VP if condition met [p.9]

End of Phase 2: check Phase 2 Objective card; gain VP if condition met [p.9]

AI card scoring: after Phase 2 Objective, check your AI card condition; gain VP [p.9]

A card or connector can only count toward a single combination [p.16]
Black cards (105/106): gain VP equal to whichever adjacent player scores most this turn [p.21]
Solo scoring thresholds: 111=Mentat → 142=PRIV8 [p.15]

Reserve: cards set aside during drafting, held behind Divider card; choose 1 per turn to play [p.5]
Tableau: your 3×5 grid of cards with AI card fixed in center of middle row [p.5]
Divider card: separates reserve cards (left) from hand cards (right) [p.8]
Draft: simultaneously choose 1 card from hand, then pass remaining hand to neighbor [p.5]
Set: cards not required to be adjacent (shown as splayed cards) [p.16]
Group: cards following specific adjacency/placement rules (shown as adjacent cards) [p.16]
Diamond: 2×2 corner-connection shape formed between 4 adjacent cards; max 8 in complete tableau [p.21]
Connection: triangle in a card corner; only top or right-half connections count when checking conditions [p.16]
Placement requirement: icon on each card indicating which area of your tableau to check for scoring [p.17]
Mixed color: card with 2 colors — you choose which color it counts as [p.17]
Mirrored: a group shape may be flipped/mirrored and still count [p.16]

Q: Can a card count in multiple scoring combinations? — A: No. A card and a connector can each only count toward a single combination. [p.16 — Icons]
Q: When do black cards resolve? — A: After all other card effects that turn; cards 105/106 always last. [p.17 — Black cards]
Q: Can AI cards be copied by black cards? — A: No. AI cards cannot be copied. [p.17 — Black cards]
Q: What happens to leftover reserve cards at end of a phase? — A: Discard them. [p.9 — Last turn]
Q: Can I swap cards between reserve and hand? — A: No. You may never exchange cards between reserve and hand. [p.9 — Next turns]
Q: In case of tie for most/least color or number, how many score? — A: Only one color/number gives VP. [p.16 — Same color/number]