Vinci

Course of a Turn
An expansion turn consists of these phases:
1.       Collecting tokens or choosing a starting province.
2.        Expanding the empire, heeding the rule of cohesion.
3.        Reorganizing tokens and checking cohesion.
4.        Counting Victory Points.

A declining turn consists of these phases:
1.       Removing tokens from the player’s previous empire in decline (if there is one).
2.        Removing all but one token per province in the newly declining empire.
3.        Placing a ‘declining’ counter in each province.
4.        Returning the two civilization tiles back into the bag (with a few exceptions).
5.        Counting Victory Points.
6.        Choosing a new civilization.

Every player uses 2 civilization tiles at any time during the game. The different attributes of these makes the game vary a lot in its simplicity. A favourite, which isn't played enough. It has a feeling of the game Risk, but with more variety and simpler and more interesting combats. But no dice are used, as it's enough to be overwhelming against the adjacent provinces, which is more logic.