May 1810. Conspiracies and betrayals are the order of the day. Patriots and absolutists sink into collusion to force mutually exclusive projects that can cost them their lives. They are writing history and there are members of the town who want much more than "to know what it is about". They want to fight for that new Nation that is brewing... OBJECTIVE OF THE GAME Each player represents an urban worker from colonial Buenos Ayres (a water carrier, a lamplighter, a milkman, a seller of candles, cakes or feather dusters) and -adhering to the revolution that is brewing- tries to play his support by moving between patriots and absolutists (cards of all 20 characters) in such a way as to visit only one per table series so as not to be singled out as a conspirator by the absolutist side. If he can successfully raffle 6 visits to patriots in the same table series, he will have gained two degrees of prominence among the revolutionary forces, raising his prestige among the patriotic "sparks" who are stationed in front of the town hall. If he is unsuccessful, everyone else except him will move up a step in prominence in the revolution. The player who reaches the level 7 Town Hall arcade will have won the game.