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VILLAINS

A few powerful and important Monsters are designated as a Villain

in their card. Villains are the hardest Monsters to kill, and as such

anybody who contributes to their demise is deserving of some

reward. Any Hero who manages to inict a Wound on a Villain

places one of his Guild tokens on that Villain’s card. If that Villain

is eventually killed, all Guilds that have a token on its card win the

full Coin reward listed in the Monster card. The credit for killing

the Villain still goes only to the Hero that inicts the last Wound,

so only his Guild would win any associated Quest.

Example: Grom, a Blue Guild Hero, attacks Schmetterling, the

troll (see its card on the previous page). It already has 3 Wounds

previously inicted by the Green Guild.

Grom’s attack scores 4 hits! The player to the right of the Blue

Guild player is responsible for controlling the troll, (in this case

he’s the Red Guild player) so he rolls its 3 Defense dice, scoring

a single save. Because Schmetterling has 2 Rerolls, he rerolls the

two failed dice and scores another save, for a total of 2 saves.

Schmetterling suffers 2 Wounds! While this, added to the 3 pre-

vious Wounds, is enough to kill the troll, it is far from its Overkill

rating of 7, so the troll will be able to perform its full activation

before succumbing to its injuries and leaving the board.

Schmetterling could strike back at Grom without needing to

move, however the controlling Red Guild player notices that

Schmetterling’s ability says “Targets all Close Heroes”, which

means his own Hero, Greensleeves, would be targeted as well.

The Red Guild player decides to put the troll to better use. He

uses its 2 Movement Points to move straight through the Space

occupied by Grom.

Now he unleashes Schmetterling’s powerful “Crush Your Heads!”

attack, which targets not only Grom, but also Scarlet and Maya!

(the Goblin is not a Hero, so it is not targeted)

The Red Guild player rolls 4 Attack dice, scoring 2 hits. He then

uses Schmetterling’s 2 Rerolls to obtain another 2 hits. Each of

the targeted Heroes will have to roll Defense against the troll’s 4

hits! After that its gure is nally removed from the board and

the Blue and Green Guilds get the reward of 3 coins because they

both helped kill this Villain. If there’s a Quest related to killing

Schmetterling, however, only the Blue Guild accomplishes it.

SPAWNING MONSTERS

Unless otherwise stated in the scenario, when a Monster is

killed, it is removed from the board and placed in the rst avail-

able slot of the Spawn Tile. When the Spawn Tile is full, with

ve Monsters on it, the active player must perform a Monster

Spawn as soon as he nishes his turn. Starting with the Monster

in the rst slot, he rolls two attack dice to determine where it

will spawn. Compare the dice result to the symbols in the Spawn

Tokens on the board and nd the matching token with the same

pair of symbols. The Spawn roll is not subjected to normal dice

rolling mechanics, such as Rerolls and extra dice.

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If there is no matching Spawn Token on the board, the

Monster is returned to the game box.

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If the Space with the matching Spawn Token is full, the

Monster is returned to the game box.

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If the Space with the matching Spawn Token is free, the

Monster is placed in that Space.

This procedure is repeated, following the slot order, for all of the

Monsters in the Spawn Tile, with each one being either placed

back on the board or completely removed from the game.

Once the Spawn Tile is empty, the next player begins his turn.

Note: If more than one Monster is killed in the same turn, and

there are no more available slots in the Spawn Tile, any exceed-

ing Monsters are immediately returned to the box.

QUESTS

Each scenario possesses a number of Quests that the Heroes

must accomplish in order to be victorious. The specic Quest

cards for each scenario are listed in their description and they’re

divided into two kinds: Player vs. Player (PvP) and Player vs.

Environment (PvE). PvP Quests relate to defeating the Heroes

of the enemy Guilds. PvE Quests are specic feats related to

the scenario at hand, such as defeating a specic Monster or

performing a specic task. During a scenario, as soon as a player

accomplishes the task described in one of the Quest cards, he

fullls that Quest. Place a Guild token belonging to that player

on top of the Quest card to mark its completion. Each player

can only fulll each Quest a single time per scenario. For most

Quests, however, it is possible for several different players to

accomplish them during the scenario.

FIRST BONUS

The rst player to place his Guild token on one of the Quests

immediately gets a “First Bonus” in the form of one coin. Any

other player that subsequently accomplishes that same Quest

does not get the bonus. Each of the Quest cards offers this bo-

nus individually.

REWARD CARDS

Some Quests may have one or more Reward cards associated

with them, as indicated in the Campaign Book. When a player

accomplishes that Quest, his Guild immediately gets one of the

available Reward cards. The card is immediately placed in the

inventory of any of that Guild’s Heroes and it can be used nor-

mally from then on (the player can discard one of his Upgrade

cards to make room for his new Reward card if necessary). If a

player accomplishes a Quest, but all of its associated Reward

cards have already been taken, he doesn’t get any cards.

WINNING THE SCENARIO

In a 3 or 4-player game, the rst Guild to accomplish 3 Quests

is the winner of the scenario, as long as at least one of those is

a PvE Quest. When a player fullls his third Quest, at least one

them being PvE, the scenario immediately ends and that player

is victorious. If a player has got three PvP Quests, he still needs

to get a PvE Quests in order to win and end the scenario. He

could also win with two PvE Quests and a single PvP one, or

with two PvPs and one PvE.

In a 2-player game, victory is achieved by fullling only 2 Quests.

Note: It is impossible for a player to get the PvP Quest related

to killing a Hero of his own Guild.

COIN REWARDS

During their adventures, heroes accomplish many deeds that

earn them not only renown, but also wealth and power. They

gather coins for their Guild, that will help them acquire new

equipment, weapons and abilities to help them in their ongoing

campaign. A player’s Guild can earn coins in several ways:

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Every time a Hero kills a Monster, his Guild gets the number

of coins listed in that Monster’s card.

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