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Players can also sell back any item for half the price listed on the item card (rounded down).

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The recommended scenario level is equal to the average level of the characters in the party, divided by 2 and rounded up.

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If a figure enters a hex with hazardous terrain via normal or forced movement, each hex will inflict half the damage of a trap (rounded down).

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Each character can equip a number of small items equal to half their level rounded up.

The Leather Armor must be used before the enemy draws an attack modifier card.

Chainmail only grants the shield for the attack, not until the end of the round.

Pendant of Dark Pacts: The perk that ignores item effects does not prevent you from being cursed.

Flea-Bitten Shawl: The item does not actually change a character's initiative so it doesn't affect their summons' initiative. It only changes how monster's treat the character during fucus evaluation.

Horned Helm: This bonus must be used on the turn it is gained. It cannot be saved. If you perform multiple move abilities, you may use the item as long as you have moved a total of at least 4 hexes. The item can only be used once during your turn even if you move 4 hexes multiple times during your turn.

Horned Mountain Hammer, Ring of Skulls, Power Core: The card is treated like a persistent bonus, going in the active area until the summon is killed or the card is removed (removing the summon and consuming the item). If the card is refreshed and there is an active summon from the card, the active summon disappears.

Hide Armor only grants the shield for the attack, not until the end of the round.

Boots of Striding only add to the numerical value of an existing movement. They do not give you a free movement action.

[Errata] Utility Belt: This item cannot be refreshed.

Heart of the Betrayer: This item cannot be used if there is no other enemy in range to be attacked.

Doomed Compass: The ability text should contain "on your turn."

This summon has no attack action or a base attack value. It has no move action or base move value. It cannot be commanded to attack or move with an "Attack +X" or "Move +X" action, but it can be commanded to attack with an "Attack X" action (e.g. the Mindthief's "Possession") or to move with a "Move X" action. It can also be pushed or pulled as normal.

This summon has no move action or base move value. It cannot be commanded to move with a "Move +X" action, but it can be commanded to move with a "Move X" action. It can also be pushed or pulled as normal.

This summon has no attack action or a base attack value. It has no move action or base move value. It cannot be commanded to attack or move with an "Attack +X" or "Move +X" action, but it can be commanded to attack with an "Attack X" action (e.g. the Mindthief's "Possession") or to move with a "Move X" action. It can also be pushed or pulled as normal.

The shield for the bottom ability is NOT an aura. The target of the shield must be chosen at the end of the Move. The shield remains with that ally for the remainder of the round even if they move away.

Like any other summon, the bear will always be available to summon again in the next scenario. Permanent death would only apply if the Beast Tyrant himself ran out of hit points.

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No. However, it is still considered a summoned figure.

Command actions allow only the bear to perform the abilities on them - not the Beast Tyrant or any other summon. Note that unless a card specifically says it only affects summoned allies you own, it can affect any summoned ally, including those of other players.

You can put the extra card in your active area to keep track of the bear's attack and move values if you want (consider it a lost card that cannot be recovered), but it should be pretty easy to remember after a game or two.

The bottom is the only action in the game that does not have a base ability. Consuming elements gives you different abilities you can perform in whatever order you want. For instance, you could consume fire, wind, and ice to move 3 hexes, loot 1, and then perform the attack 3, range 3.

[Errata] The bottom of the card should read "attack abilities" instead of "attack actions". Only attack abilities can be performed from the summon's position. For the summon on the bottom, for any attack ability, you can choose to originate it on your hex, or the summon's hex, but not both. So something like "target all enemies within range 4" would target either all enemies within range 4 of you, or all enemies within range 4 of your summon. Keep in mind that you are still the source of the attack, so you would only suffer disadvantage on a ranged attack, or suffer the effects of a non-ranged retaliate, if the attacked enemy was adjacent to you. Also note this summon has no attack action or a base attack value. It cannot be commanded to attack with an "Attack +X" action, but it can be commanded to attack with an "Attack X" action (e.g. the Mindthief's "Possession").

If an Add Target effect is applied to the card, it adds a single attack vs. a different target using the main ability values (which can be boosted if lightning is consumed).

When exactly do you consume the element for upgrading the movement? The element can be consumed at any time during the movement - so before you start moving, after you move some spaces or after you move all spaces.

Unless the range is otherwise stated, all moves and attacks can become heals with a range of 1 (affect yourself or an adjacent ally).

These cards have an X (R1) / M (R2) on them, but they are not cards that are included in the Sawbones' normal hand. Instead, keep the stack of them off to the side and hand them out to other characters when an ability tells you to. When these cards are lost, or the scenario ends, return them to the Sawbones' supply.

The bottom effect applies to allies only while they are adjacent to you (like an aura), not allies adjacent to you at the time this action was performed.

For the top action, this card is put in the Sawbones' discard pile at the end of the round. The Sawbones' ally never technically owns the card.

If the target is poisoned, will this ability heal the target 3 damage and remove the poison or only remove the poison and not heal the target? The poison gets removed, no other healing happens and if you have any other negative conditions, they get removed too.

Using this card allows you to refresh one consumed or one spent item you have equipped.

For the bottom actions of these cards, the light part is what is applied to the ally as a persistent bonus. This card is technically owned by the ally now, and they can recover it through special actions like any other card they own. These cards should be returned to the Sawbones at the end of the scenario.

As an example of this doom, if you were to perform a range 5 attack on the doomed enemy 2 hexes away, you would gain +3 attack. If this were to cause a negative bonus (due to an area effect attack), do not apply it.

For the doom, if there are multiple enemies within range, you can choose which one to move the dooms to.

This doom means you and all allies apply the curse effect to all attacks on the enemy (i.e. you curse the enemy), not that you are cursed every time you attack it.

The attack in the bottom action is considered ranged since the word "range" is used.

Note that is doom is special in that it cannot be applied to named enemies or bosses.

For the top bonus, if there are multiple enemies within range, you can choose which one to move the doom to.

For the bottom action, the move is considered a teleport and is subject to effects that affect moves (like immobilize and stun). Additionally, no hexes between the start and end are interacted with.

In general, Dooms are persistent negative effects applied to a specific enemy that last until you choose to discard the applied doom card, you play a different doom, or the enemy dies. Any enemy that has a doom applied to them is considered "doomed." Note that while bosses are immune to many negative conditions, they are not immune to dooms. Obstacles with hit points, however, cannot be doomed. Note that unless a card specifically says it only affects summoned allies you own, it can affect any summoned ally, including those of other players. When there are multiple "on enemy death" effects from Dooms, the players decide the order but all are evaluated together - they all take effect and don't interrupt each other. Also, Doom effects still trigger if the Doom moves from the monster since it was Doomed when those effects were evaluated. You cannot have doom tokens on more than one enemy

When granting the Move action with the top of the card, the ally must actually attack to have an attack action, but as long as they get in a position to do so, they gain the move 1, even if they are not in a position to do so before the move 1. The ally must be able to provably do the attack after moving - so they can't open doors or reveal new/hidden information if doing so may prevent the attack. Items and any other abilities or effects that affect the total movement may be used to reach the attack hex. It is the same for summons. They are granted the additional move action so long as using it would put them in a position to attack. This move is always executed automatically (not controlled by the summoner), and it is a separate action. The summons takes into account the granted movement as well as any other movement abilities and effects they are subject to when determining where to move and who to attack.

The bottom effect applies to allies only while they are within range 3 of you (like an aura), not allies within range 3 of you at the time this action was performed.