Land
Democracy
Labor
Freedom
Food
Information
Housing
Culture
Health
Justice
Education
Peace
Independence

Each demand is achieved when the two required objectives, indicated on the back of the card, are met.

The 7 principles of leading by obeying are:

To serve others, not serve oneself.
To represent, not to supplant.
To build, not to destroy.
To obey, not to order.
To propose, not to impose.
To convince, not to defeat.
To work from below, not seek to rise.

Each principle is achieved by convening the Good Government Council.

Turn Sequence:
In each turn, these 3 phases are carried out:
1. Show context cards
2. Roll and place dice
3. Resolution of the turn

End of the Game:
If at the end of a round you have achieved the 13 Zapatista demands and the 7 principles of leading by obeying, you have won the game. If any demand or principle is still missing when you have completed 10 game rounds, you have lost the game.

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Your goal in Ada's Library — first published as Phoenix — is to arrange all of the books in your personal display in an order that matches the books in the "master display".

The game includes larger "master" book cards in a six colors, as well as smaller books in these six colors. To set up, each player draws ten books from the bag, then places them in a row in front of themselves in the order drawn. Shuffle the six master cards, then lay them out in a row, e.g., red, light blue, gray, brown, yellow, dark blue. Shuffle the deck of action cards, with each player getting a hand of five cards.

On a turn, either discard

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