The ambition was to offer different phases of play to players such as planning, action or confrontation. Thus, a round is broken down into different stages: players collect objects and can exchange them. This allows them to compose a hand that they can then use in school. It’s planning. Then, they study the terrain and carry out actions by spending time according to their resources in a management phase. In this same phase, they can impact their opponent’s gameplay by playing cards to sabotage them. It’s confrontation.