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Every time a Hero kills an Enemy Hero, his Guild gets one coin.

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Every time a Hero is killed by a Monster or other neutral

game element, all Guilds - except the one to which that Hero

belongs- get one coin.

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Every time a Hero is the rst in the scenario to accomplish

each of the Quests, his Guild gets one coin.

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At the end of the scenario, each Guild gets one coin for each

Quest it accomplished.

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At the end of the scenario, each Treasure Chest token in a

Hero’s possession gives the coin value listed on it to his Guild.

These rewards stack so, for example, if you were the rst to kill

a Green Guild Hero, you would immediately get one coin for

killing an Enemy Hero, plus one coin for being the rst to ac-

complish the “Kill a Hero from the Green Guild” Quest, and

then at the end of the scenario you would get another coin for

having accomplished that Quest. If you killed more Green Guild

Heroes during that scenario, you would only get one extra coin

for each kill, since you had already accomplished the Quest.

UPGRADE PHASE

Once a scenario is over, and before the next one begins, the

Upgrade Phase takes place. In this lull between the action, the

Heroes improve themselves, get better equipment, lick their

wounds and decide where they will go next.

DEATH CURSES

Thanks to the Guilds’ power, Heroes are able to come back to

life with relative ease after being killed during their adventures.

However, losing one’s life must not be taken lightly, for death

still takes its toll. Any Hero that is killed during a scenario may

suffer a debilitating curse. The more times he dies, the bigger

the chance of suffering a grievous curse.

At the start of every Upgrade Phase, any Hero with a Death Curse

card from a previous scenario returns it to the deck. The Death

Curse deck is reshufed and any Hero that received a Death

token during the previous scenario receives a number of Death

Curse cards equal to the number of Death tokens he possesses.

Each Hero must keep the Death Curse card with the highest val-

ue among those he receives, discarding the others along with his

Death tokens. Each Death Curse card has a different effect de-

scribed in it that will afict the Hero throughout the next scenario.

As indicated, some Death Curse cards are merely placed next to

that Hero’s card, while others must occupy one of that Hero’s

inventory slots. In that case, it is possible to keep an upgrade card

under it, though that card cannot be accessed until the curse is

removed. The only way to remove a Death Curse card before the

next Upgrade Phase is to use a Healing Potion token.

UPGRADES

In the course of the Heroes’ adventures in Arcadia, they be-

come gradually more powerful, learning new tricks, new powers

and getting hold of better weapons and equipment. The better

a Guild performs in a scenario, the more resources it has to im-

prove its Heroes for the next scenario.

During a scenario, each Guild earns coins for the feats it accom-

plishes, like killing enemies and fullling Quests. These coins

are not used during the scenarios themselves, but will be very

useful during each Upgrade Phase. Shufe the Upgrade deck

corresponding to the number of the scenario that’s just been

completed (Level 1 deck after the rst scenario, Level 2 deck

after the second scenario, and so on). Each player is dealt 6 cards

from that deck. He chooses 2 cards that he wants to reserve for

himself and places them face down in front of him, passing the

remaining cards to the player to his left. From the new cards

they received, each player reserves 2 more cards and passes the

rest to the left. After that drafting is done, each player takes

the 6 cards he ended up with and decides which ones he wants

to purchase for his Heroes, using his Guild’s coins. Each card has

a listed cost, and during each Upgrade Phase each player can

only purchase a maximum of 3 cards. The remaining Upgrade

cards are returned to the box and the spent coins are returned

to the common pile. If a player doesn’t spend all his coins in

this purchase, he may save a single coin to spend in the next

Upgrade Phase, though any coins beyond that are returned to

the common pile.

Each player then distributes his new Upgrade cards among his

Heroes, being allowed to completely rearrange all cards. If a

Guild has more than 12 Upgrade cards, it will have to discard

any excess cards.

ONWARDS!

For the next scenario to begin, remove any tokens from the

Heroes (Wound, Exploration, etc). The player who won the

previous scenario chooses the next scenario that will be played,

obeying the campaign progression rules (see page 9).

EXPLORATION

TOKENS

During setup, several Exploration tokens are scattered around

the board. According to the scenario instructions, some may be

laid out face down and others are face up. These tokens repre-

sent (mostly) useful things the Heroes may nd while exploring

the city, and even some important objectives they are trying to

achieve in their quest!

Collecting an Exploration token does not require a Movement

Point or any other action. Whenever an active Hero is standing

in the same Space as an Exploration token, and there are no

Enemies in that same Space, the Hero must automatically col-

lect the token. The token’s content is revealed and it is then in

possession of the Hero who collected it (place it on that Hero’s

card). Each Exploration token has a different effect, that only

affects the Hero in possession of the token:

Quest - These are special Exploration tokens, whose workings

are explained in each scenario.

Healing Potion - An active Hero may freely

discard this token during his turn to recover all

his Life, discarding any Wound tokens and Death

Curse cards he may possess. This can’t be used

while an attack is being resolved.

Refreshing Potion - An active Hero may freely

discard this token during his turn to unexhaust all

of his cards, removing all Guild tokens from the

cards belonging to that Hero.

Extra Turn Potion - The Hero may freely discard

this token at the end of his turn to immediately

perform another full turn. That same Hero is acti-

vated again normally.

Treasure Chest - At the end of the Quest, each

Treasure Chest token gives the Coin value listed on

it to the Guild who possesses it.

Trap - The Hero who collects it immediately suffers

an automatic Wound and the token is discarded.

Exploration tokens can be freely exchanged among a Guild’s

Heroes whenever that Guild Rests. Quest tokens, however,

can’t be exchanged. A killed Hero drops all of his Exploration

tokens on the Space he occupied. If he was killed by an enemy

Hero, that Hero can automatically get one of his Exploration

tokens (even a Quest token).

Any Exploration token in possession of a Hero at the end of a

scenario is returned to the game. Nobody starts a scenario in

possession of Exploration tokens.

UPGRADE CARDS

The Upgrade cards acquired by each Guild as the campaign pro-

gresses are what will truly set them apart from the rest. Through

the use and combination of different cards, each Hero is able to

use his natural characteristics to their full potential, or build up

a whole unique new role for himself in the game.

There are three basic types of Upgrade cards:

Through the combination of these cards, players can create

some powerful and unexpected attacks and strategies!

Attack cards Permanent cardsBoost cards

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