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THE PLAYER TURN

A game of Arcadia Quest is played over a series of Player Turns,

in clockwise order. The rst player takes his turn, then the player

to his left takes his turn, and so on. This sequence goes on un-

interrupted until a player wins the scenario, ending that game.

The rst player to take his turn at the start of a scenario is the

one sitting to the left of the player who won the last scenario.

At the very rst scenario of a campaign, however, the rst player

is chosen randomly.

When a player takes his turn, he may do one of two things:



ACTIVATE a Hero.



REST his Guild.

Each turn, the player can only do one or the other, never both.

HERO ACTIVATION

The player chooses a single one of his Heroes to activate (ac-

tivating the same Hero turn after turn is allowed). That Hero

is now considered “active” and may perform, in any order, his

Movement and one Attack, or one Attack and then his

Movement. The Movement can’t be interrupted by the Attack

and then resumed afterwards, it must be performed all at once

either before or after the Attack. The Hero may also choose to

perform just his Attack or just his Movement.

 MOVEMENT

All Heroes have 3 Movement points available to use on

each activation. By spending his available Movement points, a

Character is able to move around the board. For each Movement

point spent, the Character can either:



Move one Space.



Use a portal.



Open or close a door at the edge of his Space.

The Character doesn’t have to use all of his available Movement

points, though any remaining points don’t carry over to his next

activation.

Move

Moving one Space means taking the active gure from its cur-

rent Space to one of the four Close spaces that share an edge

with it. Diagonal movement is not allowed. If there is a

wall or a closed door between the Hero and the Space he wishes

to enter, that move is not possible.

Portals

Portals allow Characters to teleport from one side of the board

to the other very quickly during their movement. A Character

standing in a Space that contains a portal can spend one

Movement point to immediately take his gure and place it in

any other Space containing a portal of the same color. If the

destination Space is Blocked to the Character, he can’t use that

portal. If the Space is just Full, the portal can be used, though

the Character must be able to end his Movement in a free

Space (see next page). Using a portal does not trigger a Guard

Reaction from a Close Monster.

Doors

Door tokens can be ipped to their closed or open position

by spending one Movement point. The manipulated door must

be at the edge of the space occupied by the active Character.

Closed doors work just like a wall, blocking Movement and Line

of Sight. Open doors create a Space-wide passage between two

Spaces, allowing Movement and Line of Sight.

Example: Below we see Grom performing three possible

Movements:

Green: 1 - Move one Space; 2 - Move one Space across an open

door; 3 - Use a portal to go to a different part of the board.

Red: 1 - Move one Space; 2 - Flip open a door; 3 - Move one

Space across the now open door.

Blue: 1 - Flip open a door; 2 - Move one Space across the now

open door; 3 - Flip the door back closed.

 ATTACK

The active Hero may attempt to attack an enemy of his choosing,

be it a Monster or an enemy Hero. There are several different

kinds of attack that Heroes can obtain throughout the game,

with a variety of capabilities and special effects. To perform an

attack, the player executes the following steps:

Select Attack Card

The player chooses one unexhausted Attack card located in the

active Hero’s inventory to use.

Conrm Target

The player selects his target, making sure the Attack card he

chose is able to reach it. There are two basic types of attack:

Melee or Ranged. The type of an attack is indicated in the card

being used to perform it.

Melee - A Melee attack can only target Enemies

situated in a Space Close to the active Character (see

Close rules on page 13).

Ranged -A Ranged attack can target Enemies on any

Space on the board, as long as the active Character

has a clear Line of Sight to it (see Line of Sight rules

on page 16).

Exhaust Attack Card

Before resolving the attack, the player must exhaust the Attack

card being used by placing one of his Guild tokens on top of it.

This exhausts the card, showing that it has been used. An ex-

hausted card cannot be used again to perform an attack until it

is unexhausted.

Attack Dice Pool

The attacking player gathers a number of black Attack dice

equal to the number indicated on the Attack card being used.

If he’s accessing any bonuses granted by other cards, those extra

Attack dice are also added to his pool.

Defense Dice Pool

If the targeted Character has any Defense listed on his card, the

player controlling him gathers a number of white Defense dice

equal to that character’s Defense. If a targeted Hero possesses

any cards with extra Defense icons, those dice are added as well.

All of a Hero’s cards with extra Defense icons always add to his

Defense pool, whether they are exhausted or not.

FULL OR BLOCKED SPACES

Each Space can contain a maximum of two Characters

at a time. A Space with up to one character in it is still

considered to be free, since other characters, enemy or

allied, can still enter it and shoot through it normally.

Full - A Space with two characters in it is considered Full

and nobody else can end their Movement inside it. If at

least one of those two Characters is an ally of the active

Character, he can move through the Space (though not

end his Movement inside it) and it does not block his

Line of Sight.

Blocked - A Space with two enemies of the active

character is considered Blocked. That means that he

can’t move through it, and it blocks his Line of Sight.

Example: In the distribution above, Grom (a Blue Guild

Hero) is the active character. He considers the green

Spaces as Free, the yellow Spaces as Full and the red

Spaces as Blocked.

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