Asmodee Descent: Journeys in the Dark - Second Edition Manual

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Introduction

Lieutenant packs expand Descent: Journeys in the Dark Second Edition

by providing unique plastic figures that can be used to replace lieutenant

tokens in quests. In addition, these packs introduce a new layer of strategy

and progression for overlord players with the introduction of Plot

and Agent cards.

Plot Cards

After hero players choose their classes at the start of a campaign, the

overlord may choose one Plot deck. He will use his chosen deck for the

duration of the campaign. After the overlord chooses his Plot deck, he takes

the basic card (the Plot card with no purchase cost) and places it faceup

in his play area. Then, he takes all remaining Plot cards that have the same

deck name and places them facedown in his play area. He may look at his

facedown Plot cards at any time.

Plot cards are upgrades the overlord player may purchase throughout the

course of a campaign. They provide the overlord with special abilities that

are available to him when the card is faceup in his play area. Plot cards

are different from Overlord cards; the overlord does not add them to his

Overlord deck, and he purchases them in a different way.

Important: The overlord player can only use Plot and Agent cards when

playing a campaign.

Purchasing and Triggering

Plot Cards

Each Plot card has a purchase cost that indicates the number of threat

tokens the overlord must spend to purchase the card. During the Spend

Experience Points step of each Campaign phase, the overlord player may

purchase any of his facedown Plot cards by spending threat tokens equal

to the Plot card’s

purchase cost (see “Plot Card Anatomy”). He places

purchased Plot cards faceup in his play area and can use them in all future

quests during the campaign.

The overlord can trigger abilities on a faceup Plot card as specified on

the card. Each time he triggers a Plot card ability that requires him to

“exhaust this card” or “use this card”, he must spend a number of threat

tokens equal to the Plot card’s

trigger cost (see “Plot Card Anatomy”).

Threat and Fortune

Threat and fortune are represented by different sides

of the same token. The red side of the token represents

threat, and the white side represents fortune. During

setup, place these tokens in a supply within easy reach of

all players.

The overlord player may spend threat tokens he has gained

(see “Gaining Threat Tokens”) to purchase or trigger

abilities described on Plot cards. A hero may spend fortune

tokens to receive certain benefits (see “Spending Fortune

Tokens”).

GAINING THREAT TOKENS

Each time a hero is defeated during an encounter, instead of drawing one

Overlord card, the overlord may choose to gain one threat token. The

overlord can only gain threat tokens in this way once per hero per quest.

If he chooses to gain a threat token, the overlord takes one hero token

belonging to the hero and places it near his Plot deck as a reminder that

he has gained a threat token for defeating that hero. In addition, there are

a number of other ways in which the overlord may gain threat tokens:

• At the end of each quest, the overlord receives one threat token. If the

overlord wins the quest, he receives one additional threat token.

• During the Spend Experience Points step of any Campaign phase, the

overlord may spend any number of his experience points to gain three

threat tokens for each experience point he spends.

• Each time the overlord plays a Rumor card featuring a quest, he gains

one threat token. Rumor cards and applicable rules are included in

some Descent: Journeys in the Dark Second Edition expansions.

Each time the overlord gains one threat token, he takes one token from the

threat and fortune supply and places it in his play area with the threat side

faceup. Each threat token the overlord gains during a campaign remains in

his play area until he spends it. Between quests, the overlord player records

the amount of unspent threat tokens in the Campaign log. He may spend

this threat at a future point during the campaign.

Plot Card Anatomy

1. Name: This area displays the name of the Plot card.

2. Purchase Cost: This area displays the number of threat tokens

it costs to purchase the card. The overlord begins play with his

basic Plot card. These basic cards have no purchase cost.

3. Ability: This area describes all rules for the Plot card,

including when the card can be triggered.

4. Deck Name: This area displays the Plot deck to which the

card belongs.

5. Trigger Cost: This area displays the number of threat tokens

it costs to trigger this card’s effect.

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Threat Token

Fortune Token

SPENDING THREAT TOKENS

When the overlord spends threat tokens, they are either returned to the

supply or placed on Hero sheets as follows:

• Purchasing Plot cards: During the Spend Experience Points step of

the Campaign phase, each threat token spent to purchase Plot cards is

returned to the supply.

• Triggering Plot cards: Each time the overlord spends a threat token to

trigger a Plot card, he must flip the token to its fortune side and place

it on the Hero sheet which currently possesses the lowest number of

fortune tokens.

If there is a tie, the heroes choose which hero among the tied heroes

gains the token. If the overlord spends more than one threat token, he

follows this process once for each token spent.

SPENDING FORTUNE TOKENS

Heroes may spend fortune tokens to trigger any of the following abilities:

• 1 fortune token: During his turn, a hero may recover 1 �.

• 1 fortune token: After dice are rolled, a hero may reroll 1 of his dice.

• 2 fortune tokens: After performing his two normal actions, a hero

may immediately perform one additional action. Limit once per

round per hero.

• 2 fortune tokens: During the Shopping step of the Campaign phase,

heroes may collectively spend their fortune tokens to draw 1 additional

Shop Item card.

When a hero spends a fortune token, he returns it to the threat and fortune

supply. Heroes cannot trade their fortune tokens to other heroes. After the

Shopping step of each Campaign phase, heroes return all fortune tokens on

their Hero sheets to the threat and fortune supply.

Monster Sizes and Traits

Many Plot cards have effects that interact with monsters that have specific

monster traits or sizes.

Monster size is defined by the number of spaces the

monster’s base occupies:

• small monsters occupy one space (e.g., goblin archers and zombies).

•

medium monsters occupy two spaces (e.g., barghests).

•

huge monsters occupy four spaces (e.g., ettins and merriods).

•

massive monsters occupy six spaces (e.g., shadow dragons).

Note:

medium, huge, and massive monsters are still large monsters for the

purposes of movement and quest rules.

Agent Card Anatomy

1. Name: This area displays the name of the agent.

2. Abilities: This area lists all the abilities for the agent.

3. Characteristics: This area lists the characteristics

(Speed, Health, and Defense) of the agent. The agent’s

characteristics differ depending on the number of

heroes playing (represented by the gray silhouettes).

4. Attack Type Icon: This icon shows the type of attack

(Melee or Ranged) the agent has.

5. Dice: This area lists the dice used by the agent when

performing an attack.

6. Ability Rules: This area explains the full details of the

agent’s abilities.

7. Deck Name: This area displays the Plot deck to which

the Agent card belongs.

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Agents

Some Plot cards allow the overlord to use a lieutenant figure as an agent

in an open monster group. The Agent card corresponding to the current

act lists the agent’s characteristics, abilities, and attack dice. An agent

is treated as a master monster within its open monster group with the

following exceptions:

• Regardless of quest rules, an agent cannot be placed as a reinforcement.

• When an agent is defeated, the overlord must return the Plot card

that summoned the agent back to his Plot deck. The card may be

purchased again.

• As described on the Plot card, the overlord cannot use an agent in any

quest that features the lieutenant version of that agent. Additionally,

the overlord cannot use some agents in specific campaigns. For

example, the overlord cannot use Baron Zachareth as an agent while

playing “The Shadow Rune” campaign because it features Baron

Zachareth as an important lieutenant in that campaign.

Plot cards that allow the overlord to summon an agent often require him

to replace master and minion monsters of an open group after setup of an

encounter. If the overlord cannot meet the replacement requirements, he

replaces the entire open group.

When an agent is placed in a monster group, that agent and the monsters

in that group are treated as if they are part of the same monster group.

While the agent is on the map, the overlord cannot use the monster

figures it replaced as reinforcements, regardless of quest rules.

The overlord cannot summon an agent during an Interlude or a Finale.

Unlike lieutenants, an agent cannot wield a relic.

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Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Asmodee
Kategori:	Brætspil
Model:	Descent: Journeys in the Dark - Second Edition
Antal pr. pakke:	1 stk
Produktfarve:	Flerfarvet
Produkttype:	Brætspil
Understøttelse af sprog:	Tysk
Pakketype:	Lukket kasse
Materiale:	Cardboard, Paper, Plastic
Certificering:	CE
Oprindelsesland:	Tyskland
Anbefalet alder (min.):	14 År
Legetid (maks.):	180 min.
Maksimalt antal spillere:	5
Minimum antal spillere:	1
Genre:	Rollespil
Antal enheder:	1 stk
Foreslået køn:	Ethvert køn
Velegnet til indendørsbrug:	Ja
Tema:	Descent 2.Ed
Udgivelsesdato:	24/05/2012
Udgiver:	Other published Games
Anbefalet alder:	Voksen & barn
Antal pakker:	1
Ikke for børn fra 0-3 år:	Ja
Antal legetøjsfigurer:	39 stk
Spillebræt er inkluderet:	Ja
Bog inkluderet:	Ja
Legetid (min.):	120 min.
Tegn:	Descent
Udvidet spil:	Ja
Spil navn:	Descent: Journeys in the Dark Second Edition
Familiespil:	Ja
Antal kort:	236 stk
Spilleregel for sprog:	Tysk
Lærings- og træningsfærdigheder:	Critical thinking training, Logical thinking training, Imagination development
Antal terninger:	9
Designer:	Corey Konieczka, Daniel Clark, Adam Sadler, Henning Ludvigsen
Leverandørkode:	HEI0600
Producent:	Asmodee
Spilletilstande:	Multiplayer, Single-player, Team game, Cooperative game
Spilleregler inkluderet:	Ja
Spilletid (gennemsnitlig):	150 min.