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Remember: Items in your possession are readied one ﬁnal time before

the Final Showdown. This means that Items which give automatic

successes or allow you to reroll are very valuable in the Final Showdown.

Though these Items may have been less useful in preventing the Dread

from rising during the chapter, you will ﬁnd them immensely useful in

defeating a powerful Antagonist. Do not ignore these abilities!

Gaining Confidence during the

Endgame

If you gain Confidence in the Endgame (e. g., by

Depleting Brandy or flipping Stürmer’s Talent

card), the cards go directly into your hand.

Note that this is an exception to the general rule

that resources are distributed evenly among

Characters at your Location.

The Final Showdown

The Final Showdown is a single, fateful roll-off

against the Antagonist. Either you will prevail

or you will perish and all hope will be lost. The

Dice you bring for this winner-take-all encounter

are only those which you earned as a result of

facing Endgame Challenges.

The number of you need to defeat the

Antagonist is dependent on the current Dread

level. You always need at least one .

Additionally, you need one for each 5 Dread

on the Dread track. This is indicated by the

blood splatters on the track.

One Character at a time, roll all the Action dice

you have accumulated during the Endgame. All

players roll their dice individually but add

their together. If the total number of

rolled equals or exceeds the target number, you

bring down the Antagonist and win the game. If

you don’t make the roll, the Antagonist defeats

you and you lose.

If you win, take a moment to congratulate your

team members. Then, listen to the Victory audio

track! If you are not using the App, you may

simply read the Endgame text aloud to the group

from your Story Guide. Also, you may now play

the next Story.

If you lose, well, better luck next game. You can

now listen to the Defeat audio track to motivate

your rematch. We strongly encourage you to

replay the Story and beat it before you move on

to the next Story.

Scoring

London Dread comes with a scoring system

which allows you to compare your individual

performances against each other. You can use

the League of Extraordinary Investigators Sheet

provided with the game to record your plays.

Points are scored AFTER the Final Showdown

and only if you win the game.

• Each surviving Character is worth 4 points.

• Each FIST rolled in excess of those needed to win the

game is worth 3 points.

• Each Item you have not Depleted is worth 3 points.

• Each unused Virtue token is worth 2 points.

• Each unused Investigation card in your hand is worth

1 point.

• Each Condition is worth 1 point.

Setting up a 2 or

3-player game

The game is then set up as follows :

Setup

In a 2-Player Game, you will use all 9 Allies in

every Chapter.

In a 3-Player Game, use 6 random Allies in each

Chapter.

When setting up each Chapter, shuffle the Ally

cards and take the required number into your

hand before adding the necessary number of

Dread cards to set up that Chapter.

Example: You are setting up a 2-player version of ‘The

Letter’. Having placed a face-down Plot Placeholder

card in each of the four piles, you are left with 1 Plot

Placeholder card in your hand. In a 4-player game, this

would require you to take 19 Dread cards. However,

since you are only two players, nine of those 19 Dread

Cards will be replaced by Ally cards. Shuffle the one

Plot Placeholder card, the 10 Dread cards and the nine

Ally cards together and deal them face down onto the 4

piles, exactly as described in the 4-player setup.

We know that you don’t always have 4

investigators ready to take on the London Dread.

In a 2 or 3-player game, you will use the Ally

cards to make up for the missing Character(s).

Ally Cards:

Moving to a Location with a face-up Ally allows

you to bring that Ally along for the rest of the

Chapter. Collect the Ally card and place it

beside your Character sheet like an Item card.

An Ally adds its Icons to yours for as long as the

Ally is with you. Note that flipping a Trauma

does not negate your Ally’s icons.

An Ally may be sacrificed (depleted) for the

effect described on the Ally card.

In a 2-Player game, each Character may have a

maximum of three Allies at any given time.

In a 3-Player game, each Character may have a

maximum of two Allies at any given time.

Face-up Allies left on the board at the end of a

Chapter produce no dread. But remember that

unrevealed Location cards produces two Dread,

regardless of type.

Add one Confidence card to the deck for each

Ally in a player’s possession at the end of a

Chapter. All Allies are then discarded.

Gameplay

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