How to Play - 7 Wonders (for 3-7 Players)

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~~ TIMES OF INTEREST ~~
0:00 - Game Set Up
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3:22 - Age 1
10:01 - Age 2
12:40 - Age 3
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14:56 - Ending the Game & Final Scoring

[@gamnis]

This is how a tutorial should be, so you just earned a subscriber. Thanks a lot!

[@briancline4173]

Very comprehensive and concise. Great job!

[@mehrdadjg]

Great tutorial. Well done and thanks a lot.

[@OldMovieRob]

This was thorough and helpful. Only thing I'm not clear about is: when building a wonder, you can basically use ANY card for this, as long as you pay the required cost for the wonder?

[@AnasAqabawy]

Thanks a lot. it's the best how to play video for the 7 Wonders game .. clear and short

[@dr.madalinaaac]

Good job! :)

[@ssj4karan]

Hi, Great Video. Thanks a lot for the tutorial. I have 3 doubts which i hope you can clarify for me.
1. Am i allowed to buy more than one resource from the same neighbor during my turn as long as the resources being bought are different? Eg. A,B & C are playing. During the turn can A buy clay, stone and ore from B by paying him the resource amount, given B owns all these resources in separate cards?
2. Once a resource has been bought by a player from his neighbor, does that resource become available to use throughout the game for the person who bought that resource or is it applicable only for that particular turn? Eg. A,B & C are playing. A bought Stone resource from B for playing his card. Incase A needs stone resource again for playing another card in a future turn, does he again have to pay for it or is it available for him to use as he had already paid B earlier to use it?
3. The powers that you get from building wonders like, No cost to build a structure, build a structure from the discarded pile, play both cards on your last turn. How many times in the game can we use this once acquired?
Thanks in advance for answering my queries :)

[@WhollyCrop]

great video but in your demonstration of science cards you used two "school" cards!!