Eagles

The key to being the traitor is to remember that your goal is the downfall of Camelot, you absolutely do NOT need to take down Camelot yourself. Keeping this simple distinction in your mind as you play will help you immensely.

As the loyal Knights try and decide what to do, try and plant the seed of ruin as soon as possible. Don’t let them take on easy quests, instead say that they should find the Grail. If someone says to take on a long quest, say they must be the traitor for bogging down the Knights on impossible quests.

Remember when Camelot falls, you win, no matter who did all the hard work.

One of the great aspects about this game is that you are not only trying to get the most out of the round, but you are also trying to affect the outcome of the round for your fellow players. More often than not, passing on putting all of your dice on the King, to instead place on the Queen and the Jester is a much better play.

Also, you may want to sacrifice a die (or two) to insure that your opponent does not get a chance to influence the General so that they do not get a chance to peek at that seasons enemy card. Remember, the key to Kingsburg is not influencing the highest advisor but being in control of who has access to the key advisors.