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Basic Rules ..........................2
Object of the Game ....................... 2
Beginning the Game...................... 2
Sequence of Play ........................... 2
The Groups.................................... 3
Alignment .................................. 3
Power ......................................... 3
Resistance .................................. 4
Income........................................ 4
Special Abilities......................... 4
Actions........................................... 4
Attacks........................................... 4
Attack to Control ....................... 4
Attack to Neutralize................... 6
Attack to Destroy....................... 6
Interference.................................... 7
Calling Off an Attack .................... 7
Transferring Money....................... 7
Moving a Group ............................ 7
Free Actions................................... 7
Gifts and Trades ............................ 7
Transferring Groups................... 7
Throwing the Game ................... 8
When Is a Deal Binding?........... 8
Threats and Negotiations............... 8
Special Cards................................. 8
Eliminating a Player...................... 8
Leaving the Game...................... 8
Winning the Game......................... 8
Advanced Rules....................9
Adjusting Game Length .................9
Hidden Goals..................................9
Hidden Illuminati............................9
Larger Games .................................9
Cheating..........................................9
Strategy .............................10
The Power Structure.....................10
Negotiations..................................10
Capturing Several Groups
at Once ......................................10
About the Illuminati .....................11
Bibliography.................................15
Illuminati Rules Summary...........16
T H E G A M E O F C O N S P I R A C Y
Game Design by STEVE JACKSON
With development by J. DAVID GEORGE
Cover DAVID MARTIN
Card illustrators JOHN GRIGNI, SHEA RYAN, DAN SMITH, and
CLIFFORD VANMETER
With additional coloring by
BYRON TAYLOR
Art Director ALAIN H. DAWSON
Production by ALEX FERNANDEZ
Print Buyer PHILIP REED
Prepress Checker MONICA STEPHENS
Illuminati
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and the all-seeing pyramid are registered
trademarks, and the names of all other products published by
Steve Jackson Games are trademarks or registered trademarks,
of Steve Jackson Games Incorporated, or used under license.
Illuminati
is copyright © 1982-2013 by Steve Jackson
Games Incorporated. Rules version 3.2 (June 2013).
All rights reserved. Fnord.
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illuminati.com
Components
This game includes 8 Illuminati cards; 83 cards representing other Groups; 15
Special cards; 4 blank cards; 160 money tokens, representing megabucks (MB); two dice;
and this rulebook.
Number of Players
Illuminati is best for four to six players. You can play with three or even two, but this
limits the possibilities for diplomacy and negotiation. With seven or eight, some rule
changes will be needed to keep the game moving quickly (see p. 9).
Contents
This book has three sections: Basic Rules, Advanced Rules, and Strategy. You may
start by reading only the Basic Rules, leaving the rest until later. The Rules Summary on
the back page contains everything necessary to play.