In Polaris, you’ll have to position your Stars in the night sky to form constellations and accomplish the game's objectives. Five scoring phases will be played, which will get shorter and shorter, where the different moon phases will be vital to know where you can place your stars in each of them. Looking north, you see a bright star that doesn't change its position as the night goes on... It's the star at the north pole: Polaris. How to Play: Take an Action Card: Take one of the Action cards that are face-up in the market of the scoreboard and put it in your hand. The Basic Action cards do not have any cost, but the Advanced Action cards cost one Shooting Star token that you must pay using what you have in your personal reserve. Then fill the market from the corresponding deck. If there are no more cards in the deck, make a new deck by shuffling the appropriate discard pile. Play Action Cards: Play the number of Action cards on the table in front of you that you wish, so long as they have the same lunar phase on the upper part of the card. Then you can place the elements that appear in the cards played in the matching lunar sector of the Night Sky board. Take 3 Shooting Star Tokens: Take 3 Shooting Star tokens from the reserve in your playing area and finish your turn. Then, the player must check whether this activates a scoring phase before the turn moves on to the next player. If it does, all players take 1 last turn and do the following: Score the common goal card Rotate the lunar frame After the fifth Common Goal card has been scored, the game moves on to the final scoring.
