Who goes first in Repos Production games?
14 starting-player rules checked against Repos Production sources. Open an answer for its edition and cited passage.
- 7 WondersRepos Production English base game · 2020 editionEveryone chooses a card at the same time, then reveals and plays it together. There is no single starting player in normal play.
- 7 WondersRepos English original editionIn the standard three-to-seven-player game, everyone starts together: each player secretly chooses a card, then everyone resolves their chosen action simultaneously.
- 7 Wonders DuelThe rulebook simply says to choose a first player; it gives no method. That player starts the Wonders selection and begins Age I.
- 7 Wonders: ArchitectsThe youngest player starts, and play proceeds clockwise.
- City of HorrorGive the First Player token to whoever looks most like a zombie. That player moves a character first during the Character Movement phase.
- ConceptChoose two players who are sitting next to each other to form the first team.
- Ghost StoriesThe most recent person to watch a kung-fu movie starts. Turns then proceed clockwise.
- Just OneRandomly choose a player to be the first active player. That player draws the first card while the others write clues.
- Last BastionWhoever most recently defended a person or an honorable cause takes the first turn. Continue clockwise.
- SecretsUse the rulebook's joke criterion, most recently abducted by the CIA or KGB, or choose the starter randomly. Continue clockwise.
- Spooky TowerUse the game's playful criterion: whoever most recently saw a ghost starts. Play then continues clockwise.
- Stupefy!Whoever was the best notetaker at school becomes the first round's Favourite. That player announces and manages the phases.
- Terror in Meeple CityWhoever gives the most convincing giant-monster impression starts. Take turns clockwise after that.
- The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earthThe Sauron player takes the first turn. Players then alternate turns.
Each answer is our reviewed summary of the cited edition’s published rules. Sources include rulebooks and official online references. Open a game for its source and setup details. Or pick a starting player at random.
