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Dwarf from the deep mines

Rank 7

Special ability: Kram can buy strength

points at the dwarf mine (space 71) for

1 gold each instead of 2 gold.

KRAM

Space for

any quantity of

gold and gemstones

Strength points

Willpower points

Well

Merchant

If a hero ends

his move on

a space with

the merchant

symbol, p1-he can

buy 1 strength point for

every 2 gold. en, it is the

turn of the next hero in a

clockwise direction.

Game Materials

1 Double-sided game board

41 Plastic holders for the game gures

(26 red, 4 black, 3 gray, 2 blue, 2 yellow, 2 green, 2 purple)

1 Equipment board (“battle board” on the rear side)

72 Large cards (71 Legend cards and 1 “Checklist” card)

20 Dice (4 blue, 5 green, 3 yellow, 1 purple, 3 red, 4 large black)

9 Wooden disks (2 blue, 2 green, 2 yellow, 2 purple, 1 red)

5 Wooden cubes (1 blue, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 purple, 1 red)

15 Storage bags

1 Quick-Start Guide

4 Hero boards (each with a hero on one side, and a heroine on

the other)

8 Heroes:

28 Creatures:

7 Other gures:

Male

warrior

Female

warrior

Male

archer

Female

archer

Male

wizard

Female

wizard

Male

dwarf

Female

dwarf

16 Gors 5 Skrals 2 Wardraks5 Trolls

Dark

mage

Prince

orald

Dragon

Shield

dwarves

Witch TowerNarrator

26 Gold tokens

12 x 10 x 4 x

15 Fog tokens:

5 x

Event

card

3 x

1 Gold

1 x

Strength

points +1

2 x

Gor

1 x

Willpower

points +2

1 x

Wineskin

1 x

Willpower

points +3

1 x

Witch’s brew

24 Equipment articles:

Poison token

1 x

4 Well

tokens

4 x

3 Medicinal herb tokens

6 Parchment tokens 6 Rune stones

2 x 2 x 2 x

4 Farmer

tokens

2 x 2 x

8 Rubble tokens 11 Gemstone tokens

5 x 5 x 1 x

1 “N” token

3 Red X’s

3 x

4 x Shield 3 x Bow 2 x Falcon

5 x

Wineskin

2 x

Telescope

5 x

Witch’s

brew

3 x

Helm

7 Large tokens

15 Creature

tokens

8 Stars

8 x

Values of 7, 8,

10, 11, 14, 17

66 Small cards:

1 silver start

card

11 silver event

cards

34 golden

event cards

10 “Secret Sea”

event cards

10 fate

cards

What’s the game about — and how do you play it?

e heroes are trying to protect the land of Andor from evil creatures

and complete other exciting quests. e game is played in 5 Legends.

For each Legend, there is a set of large Legend cards.

When you play for the rst time, start with the Quick-Start Guide

for Legend 1. at will set you up quickly and easily in your rst

game. Additional game rules will show up every once in a while

during your adventure.

at’s all you have to know for Legend 1. So put this booklet back in

the box for now, and start with page 1 of the Quick-Start Guide.

Exciting adventures await!

How does the game continue aer Legend 1?

Once you have successfully completed the rst Legend and want to

continue to the second Legend (or other Legends later on), you will

need the Legend cards that go with each Legend.

You will also need the large Checklist card.

e Checklist explains all the preparations you have to complete before

each game.

en, simply read Legend card A1 for the new Legend out loud.

e card will tell you if extra playing materials are needed for this

Legend. And if new rules are introduced, the card will tell you that

too. If questions come up as you play, you will nd the answers in this

Reference Manual booklet under the appropriate heading.

Because all of the rules and special cases written on the various Legend

cards are also written here, you will no longer need the Quick-Start

Guide or the Legend cards from earlier Legends. You can just look

up the explanations or details during the game. Even if you haven’t

played the game for a while, you will nd everything you need on the

Checklist card and in this manual.

You will need the manual for Legend 1.not

Overview of the course of play

(Not needed for Legend 1!)

• e game is played over several days. Each day has 7 normal

hours, with up to 3 additional overtime hours being available.

• e hero whose turn it is selects the “move” or “ght” action.

When moving, each space counts 1 hour, while each battle

round also counts 1 hour. ese hours are deducted on the time

track using the time marker. A hero can use up as many hours

during his turn as he likes. If, for example, he moves 4 spaces,

it costs him 4 hours. If he engages in a ght with a creature that

lasts 3 rounds, it costs him 3 hours.

• Aer the rst hero’s action, it is the turn of the next hero in a

clockwise direction, who will again select one of the two actions

and use up as many hours as he likes.

• Once all the heroes have had a turn and play comes around to

the rst hero again, he once again selects one of the two actions

and uses up as many hours as he needs. e heroes keep taking

turns until they have used up their hours and any possible

overtime hours, or until they wish to end their day ahead of

time.

• A hero can play up to 3 “overtime hours.” Each overtime hour

costs 2 willpower points.

• It is not unusual for a hero to end his day while the others still

have hours le and continue to play. If a hero wants to end his

day when his turn comes up, he places his time marker in the

sunrise box. If he is the rst one to do so this day, he places the

time marker on the space with the rooster to show that he will

be the one to begin the new day.

• Once all the heroes have ended their day, the symbols in the

sunrise box are performed in the indicated sequence (see page

5, “e sunrise box”). e 8th symbol shows the Narrator gure,

indicating that the Narrator advances 1 space on the Legend

track.

• e players have to pay attention to whether the Narrator

triggers a Legend card in the process of his move, which they

would have to read out loud and follow.

• On the new day, all the heroes once again have 7 hours and up

to 3 overtime hours at their disposal.

• In addition to moving at sunrise, the Narrator also Important:

moves whenever a creature is defeated.

• When a creature enters the castle, it is immediately placed on a

golden shield next to the castle. e Legend is prematurely lost

if there are no more unoccupied shields for a creature entering

the castle. e number of golden shields depends on how many

heroes there are. Example: With four heroes, only 1 creature may

be allowed into the castle (see illustration next to the castle).

• e heroes have to complete each Legend goal before the

Narrator has reached the “N” on the Legend track. Otherwise,

all of them as a group will have lost.

Introduction

e hero board

At the start of play, each player selects his hero and the playing

materials in his color (dice, wooden disk, wooden cube). Not all

players have the same number of dice. e hero board displays the

special ability of each hero and the various display and storage spaces.

Except for the gold and gemstone areas, each storage space can have

only 1 token placed on it.

e wooden cube indicates how many points the hero can use when

ghting. At start of play, each hero has 1 strength point. One of his

two wooden disks indicates the number of dice he is allowed to ght

with (see the dice number to the le of the ). Heroes willpower points

always start with 7 willpower points each. e warrior, for example, can

ght with 3 dice if he has 7 willpower points. If he loses a willpower point

and drops into the rst row, there are only two dice le for him to use.

At the top right is the of the hero. At 34, the wizard has the rank

highest rank, while the dwarf has the lowest at 7.

e heroes’ actions

e hero whose turn it is can choose between 2 options:

Move or ght

Each of these actions costs time on the time track. Fighting costs 1

hour per round, and moving costs 1 hour per game board space.

Note: In addition to these actions, a hero has various other options

available that he can also perform when it is not his turn and that will

not cost him any time on the time track (see page 4).

e “move” action

A hero can move as many spaces as he likes in his turn, as long as

he has enough hours le on the time track. Each game board space

that the hero enters costs him 1 hour on the time track. So for each

hour used, the hero’s time marker is advanced 1 position. e arrows

between the game board spaces have no signicance for the heroes’

movement.

When a hero completes his movement on a space that has a fog

token lying on it, the token is activated and immediately carried out.

Example of a “move” turn: e wizard moves from space 9 to space 11,

which has a fog token lying on it. Because he moved 2 spaces, his time

marker is advanced 2 hours on the time track. He has to immediately

reveal the fog token and carry it out. en it is the next hero’s turn in a

clockwise direction.

Notes: e castle (space 0) can be entered and passed through like a

normal space from any adjacent space.

e river cannot be entered. It can only be crossed by using a bridge. e

bridges are not spaces, and are not counted as spaces when moving.

Any number of heroes may stop on any given space.

e “ght” action

e course of a battle

A hero who nds himself on a space with a creature may attack the

creature. e archer, or any hero with a bow, may also attack from an

adjacent space. If the hero moves onto that space during this turn, he

has to wait until his next turn to attack. Meanwhile, it will be the turn

of all the other heroes in clockwise order.

e hero’s attack:

1. In each battle round, the hero’s time marker is advanced 1 space on

the time track.

2. e hero always starts by rolling all the dice available to him (as

indicated at the le of the hero board next to his current willpower

points).

3. Next, he adds his current strength points to his highest roll. is

yields his battle value.

4. If the hero wants to use a “witch’s brew” or medicinal herb token, he

must decide to do that immediately aer rolling. He is not allowed

to wait to see the creature’s reaction.

Example showing how to calculate battle value: e warrior has 9

willpower points and therefore rolls 3 dice. Let’s say he rolls 4, 3, and 3.

He takes the highest die value (4) and adds his current strength points

(5) to derive a battle value of 9. If the hero is in possession of a helm, he

would instead add the two 3s to his strength points to get a battle value

of 11 (5 + 3 + 3).

e creature’s reaction:

1. Before the battle, the strength and willpower points of the creature

are marked on the game board’s creature display. e player to the

immediate le of the ghter rolls the dice for the creature using all

the dice available to him (see the le part of the creature display

next to the current willpower points). Gors, skrals, and trolls roll

with red dice; wardraks roll black dice.

2. e highest die value is what counts for the creature as well. For

creatures, though, identical dice always have their values added

together if it yields a higher total.

3. en, the creature’s strength points are added to its highest die

value. is yields its battle value.

e dierence between the two battle values is deducted from the

willpower points of the defeated side. e archer can lose willpower

points even if he attacks from an adjacent space.

In the case of a draw, nothing happens.

If the creature and the hero still have willpower points, the battle

continues with the next battle round — unless the hero has no more

hours le on the time track, or he chooses to discontinue the battle.

e end of the battle

If the creature has no more willpower points, the hero wins the battle

and immediately receives his choice of gold or willpower points as

his reward. e size of the reward is indicated on the creature display

beneath the strength points of the defeated creature. e defeated

creature is placed on space 80, and the Narrator immediately

advances 1 space! If the hero has no more willpower points, he loses

the battle. He loses 1 strength point, assuming he still has more than

1. He also immediately receives 3 willpower points. en it is the next

player’s turn.

If the battle ends without a winner, the creature recovers. When it is

next attacked, it once again has all of its starting values (see creature

display).

Fighting together

•

If there is more than one hero standing on a space with a creature (or

the archer or a hero with a bow on an adjacent space), they can ght

together.

• e hero whose turn it is invites the other heroes to battle. e time

markers of all the heroes participating in the collective battle are

advanced 1 hour.

• e collective battle value is calculated by rst adding up the strength

points of all the participating heroes. en the hero who invited the

others rolls the dice, followed by all the other participating heroes

e Heroes

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Merk:	Thames & Kosmos
Categorie:	Niet gecategoriseerd
Model:	Legends of Andor: Base Game (Manual)

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