France (Plantation Colony)
BASE DIFFICULTY 2
per player to the box. Invaders win if you ever cannot place a . / 
, add 1 
. Otherwise, add 1 | Level (Difficulty) | Fear Cards | Game Effects (Cumulative) |
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| 1 (3) | 9 (3/3/3) | Frontier Explorers: After Setup, when Invaders successfully Explore into a land without / , add another  .
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| 2 (5) | 10 (3/4/3) | Slave Labor: During Setup, put the "Slave Rebellion" event under the top 3 cards of the Event Deck. After Invaders Build in a land with 2 or more, replace all but 1 there with an equal number of .
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| 3 (7) | 11 (4/4/3) | Early Plantations: During Setup on each board, add 1 to the highest-numbered land without . Add 1 to land #1.
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| 4 (8) | 12 (4/4/4) | Triangle Trade: Whenever Invaders build a Coastal , add 1 to the adjacent land with the fewest .
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| 5 (9) | 13 (4/5/4) | Slow-healing Ecosystem: When you remove from the board, put it here instead of onto the Blight Card. As soon as you have 3 per player here, move it all back to the Blight Card.
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| 6 (10) | 14 (4/5/5) | Persistent Explorers: After resolving an Explore Card, on each board add 1 to a land without any. Fear Card effects never remove . If one would, you may instead Push that
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The French Plantation Colony is really a twofold Adversary: some of its effects are derived from historical France, while others are based off of the Caribbean plantation colonies founded by multiple European powers. Note that this is 1700s France - the policies and practices of later French colonization (such as homeland representation and strong public-health/infrastructure investment) are absent.
From the Rule Book
King Louis XIV, the longest ruling monarch in Europe, rules France with an iron fist but requires a constant stream of revenue to finance his wars on the continent. Recently involved in a war against Sweden and the Holy Roman Empire to place his grandson Philip on the Spanish throne, Louis relies on the strength of the French Army to hold together a tenuous alliance with Spain and Scotland against the Swedish, Habsburg, and Prussian Kingdoms.
Prevented from raising money from the aristocracy, and with a peasant population already suffering under some of the highest tax rates in Europe, he has begun setting up plantation colonies and extracting the resources of distant lands for the benefit of the Kingdom of France.
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