Concordia Scoring Explained: Vesta, Jupiter, Saturnus, Mars & More
Concordia scores through the god symbols on your personality cards. Each card is evaluated separately: count the asset required by that god, multiply by that card’s scoring value, then add the results from all cards in your deck plus the end-trigger bonus if you earned it.
Vesta: remaining money
First convert remaining goods to money using the end-game values specified by the rules, then score Vesta from your total sestertii. Each Vesta card scores according to the printed conversion of money into VP.
Jupiter: houses in non-brick cities
Jupiter rewards houses built in cities that do not produce brick. Count your qualifying houses and score that count for every Jupiter symbol in your personality deck.
Saturnus: provinces in which you have at least one house
Count how many different provinces contain one or more of your houses. Multiple houses in the same province still count as one province for each Saturnus card.
Mercurius: different goods your cities can produce
Check the city types in which you own houses and count the different goods represented. Mercurius rewards diversity of production rather than the number of houses producing the same good.
Mars: colonists on the map
Mars rewards your deployed land and sea colonists. Count the colonists you have placed on the map and apply the Mars value for each Mars personality card.
Minerva: specialist city types
Minerva personality cards are specialists. Each one names a particular city/good type and gives its own printed VP multiplier for houses you own in that type. Score each Minerva card independently using the value printed on that card.
Concordia end-trigger bonus
The player who buys the final personality card or builds their final house receives the Concordia bonus card, worth its printed 7 VP at the end of the game.
Highest total wins
Add every god-card score plus the Concordia bonus if applicable. Highest VP wins. Use the official score sheet/app if available because the same board asset can legitimately score several times through different personality cards.
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Source: Rio Grande Games: Concordia. Checked September 20, 2026.