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Any experience
points used to buy treasures does not count towards
damage to a single opponent. You can only use the
dice once, so if you rolled five [6]'s and use those
www.delvegames.com You have a party of four heroes, each with unique this experience total. If all of your heroes die, you for the Wizard's "Fireball", they cannot be applied to
abilities. They will face several encounters in order. lose all of your experience for the game, so choose the Fighter'S "Charge" as well. Mark off any damage
Each encounter will reveal unique opponents to be wisely when deciding how deep to delve. you do to your opponents using the appropriate
defeated. There will be treasures and traps along
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TREASURES checkboxes. Note that damage inflicted or healed
the way. The goal of the game is to defeat the
encounters and exit the dungeon with at least one
surviving hero.
There are several different types of treasures. Once
obtained, some are active for the rest of the game,
can be spread across multiple heroes or opponents
unless speciflcally stated by the card text.
Advanced Rule # 1: After rolling for your heroes
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some can be saved to be used later. Additionally,
each hero has an epic item shown on their hero card.
They normally do not start the adventure with this
up to three unused dice for the next round. When it
comes time to roll for your heroes again, you may
choose to either keep these saved dice, or re-roll
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card.
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you do not lose the 4 experience. After resolving the
trap, you can then choose to pay the 4 experience
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1) To playa preset adventure, create a draw pile
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hit (usually a 5 or a 6), mark off a checkbox on your
party. When taking this damage, you can inflict it
on any hero. This means, for example, that you
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adventure, with the treasure cards available for
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You fight battles one round at a time. Each round
consists of rolling the dice first for your heroes and
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having to decide which one to kill with the next hit.

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