Track Inferno scores without paper
Keep every player’s score in one place at the table, and your finished games in your history.
- Players
- 1–4
- Game type
- Strategy
- Scoring method
- Category scoring
- Winner rule
- Highest score wins
- Tie-breakers
- Diplomas
Scoring categories
- Infamy during the game
- Fraud cards
- Circle diplomas
- Charon’s loans(subtract)
- Reputation in Florence
How to score Inferno
Inferno ends when a player’s accusation moves Dante to his final stop; everyone else then takes one last turn. Type the infamy you scored during the game in the first row. In the final scoring, resolve the fraud cards, turn every two half diplomas into one, and score each circle you hold a diploma for: its Phlegethon value (1–5) times your skull level on that track (1–4). Charon’s loans cost 0, 2 or 4 by the boat’s position, and Florence gives infamy for the highest tower, the most florins, the most guests and the most family members at home. The most infamy wins; a tie goes to the player with the most diplomas, then the tied players share the victory.
Printable Inferno score sheet
Print the sheet and fill it in at the table.
Inferno Score Sheet
Date:
| Player | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infamy during the game | ||||
| Fraud cards | ||||
| Circle diplomas | ||||
| Charon’s loans(subtract) | ||||
| Reputation in Florence | ||||
| Total | ||||
| Tie-breakers | ||||
| Diplomas | ||||
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