Bedienungsanleitung Pegasus Talisman The Harbinger (Seite 2 von 4) (Englisch)

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Omen Cards

As the apocalypse looms over the world of Talisman, signs

appear and prophecies are fulﬁlled, warning that the end is

nigh. The Omen cards reveal the greatest of these signs.

Before the game begins, players must ﬁrst decide which Omen

set they wish to use. Collect all 8 Omen cards belonging

to that Omen set. Then use them to make a faceup stack,

starting with the 7th Omen at the bottom, then the 6th Omen,

5th Omen, etc., with the Prophecy card on the top. The stack

is then placed next to the Harbinger sheet.

When an effect causes the top card of the Omen stack to be

discarded, take the top card of the Omen stack and place it

faceup on top of the Omen discard pile. Then resolve any

immediate effects on the newly revealed Omen card. If there

are no cards remaining in the Omen stack, the game is over

and all characters lose the game.

If an effect places an Omen card in the Omen discard pile on

top of the Omen stack, resolve any immediate effects on the

newly placed card.

Continuous effects of the top Omen card of the Omen stack

are always applied until the Omen is discarded or no longer

the top card of the Omen stack.

Cursed Keyword

Some Objects and Followers have

been twisted and tainted by dark

powers and have the Cursed keyword.

Cursed Objects and Followers must

be taken by a character encountering

them (even if the character is at his

Object Carrying Limit) and cannot

be ditched.

When a character has more Objects than his Carrying limit,

and must decide which Objects to keep, a character must

choose to keep as many Cursed Objects as possible. A

character can only choose not to keep a Cursed Object if he

has more Cursed Objects than his Carrying limit.

Cursed Objects and Followers may be discarded, stolen, and

sold as normal.

Terrain Cards

As the world draws closer to its end, the land irrevocably shifts

and changes. Certain game effects instruct players

to place a Terrain card on a space

of the game board. While a Terrain

card is on a space, the text and

name of that space is ignored and

the text and name of the Terrain

card is used instead. If an effect

refers to a space that is no longer

on the board because that space

contains a Terrain card, that effect

is ignored.

For example, if the Temple space contains a “Chasm” Terrain

card and a “6” is rolled at the Tavern, the effect of moving to

the Temple is ignored. Terrain cards can only be removed by

effects that speciﬁcally remove Terrain cards.

Players cannot place Terrain cards on spaces in the Inner

Region. If an effect instructs a player to place a Terrain card

where he cannot, he ignores that effect.

If an effect causes a player to place a Terrain card on a space and

there are no cards of the required type left in the Terrain deck, he

must choose a Terrain card of that type on the board and move

it to that space. If a player places a Terrain card on a space

that already contains a Terrain card, he removes the original

Terrain card from that space and returns it to the Terrain deck.

If a player places a new character on the game board, he

ignores any Terrain cards when placing that character.

Terrain Cards and Movement

If the Sentinel space contains a Terrain card, characters may

cross freely from the Outer Region to the Middle Region; they

do not have to defeat the Sentinel. Likewise, if the Portal of

Power space contains a Terrain card, characters may cross

freely from the Middle Region to the Inner Region; they do

not have to pick or force the lock, nor are they stopped by the

Warlock if they have an uncompleted warlock quest.

Placing Random Terrain Cards

Some game effects will instruct players to place a random

Terrain card. When this occurs, the player shufﬂes the Terrain

deck, draws the top card, and places it as directed by the

effect.

If there are no cards remaining in the Terrain deck when a

player is instructed to place a random Terrain card, he instead

takes the Terrain card closest to his character and moves it

to his space. If 2 or more Terrain cards are equally close, he

chooses which one to move.

Terrain Cards and Other Expansions

When using an expansion board, if a Terrain card is on a

space that allows movement between boards, characters can

still move to and from the expansion board following the

normal movement rules of that expansion.

When using The Harbinger with The City expansion,

Terrain cards cannot be placed on the “Jail” or “Town Square”

spaces of The City expansion board.

If a Terrain Card is placed on the last space of an expansion

board, such as the “Treasure Chamber” from The Dungeon

expansion, a character must end his movement when entering

that space, then encounter the Terrain card on that space.

Terrain Card

Chasm

Brave the Chasm

Roll one die for yourself, and one for each of your Followers.

If a 1 or 2 is rolled for yourself, lose 1 life. If a 1 or 2

is rolled for a Follower, it is killed.

Cursed

Your life and fate values are

reduced by 1 for each Spell you

have, to a minimum of 1.

At the start of your

turn, gain your full

complement of Spells.

Magic Object

Forbidden Tome

Cursed

Your life and fate values are

reduced by 1 for each Spell you

have, to a minimum of 1.

At the start of your

turn, gain your full

complement of Spells.

Magic Object

Forbidden Tome

Magic Object

Cursed

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