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35 Delve Cards 33 Sneaky Goblin 14 Room Cards 6 Boss Cards 40 Standees

Cards

42 Seek Glory Cards 4 Room Layout 9 Sequence Cards 1 Sneaky Goblin 4 Hero Boards
Cards Character Card

4 Summon Undead 42 Boss Power Cards 28 Skill Cards 12 Treachery Skill 12 Adventurer Power
Cards Cards Cards

4 Teef Tracker 4 Energy 4 XP Tracker 4 Health 4 Treachery 3 Trap Tokens 11 Fire / Acid
Token Tracker Token Token Tracker Token Tracker Token Tokens

3 Energy 2 Healing 20 Plunder 8 Modifier 3 Resurrection 15 Wound 4 Hero Loot

Shrine Tokens Fountain Tokens Tokens Tokens
Tokens

Head Token 6 Poison 1 Enervate 2 Durability 1 Hex Token 1 Totem Token 6 Egg Tokens
Tokens Tokens Token

4 Spiderling Fear Token 10 Custom 8 Owlbear Sneaky Goblin

/ Webbed Dice Nest Tokens Token
Tokens

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 High up in the Blackroot Mountains lives a tribe of orcs. They are ultra-competitive with one another and the Chieftain
promotes this in his warriors. They occasionally team up in an uneasy alliance to plunder nearby caverns and
outposts. Many times these raids are purely to plunder them for loot while ridding the nearby area of nasty monsters
at the same time. Other times they are formed by the Chieftain to exterminate a specific target. To keep the peace
the Chieftain selects a warrior from each caste of the tribe. The Berserkers, the Shamans, the Headhunters and the
Cultists. You play one of the Blackroot orcs in this chosen raiding party taking on one of the roles in it.

Ravage - Dungeons of Plunder is a game for 1-5 players, with multiple ways to play.

Adventure
Play through quests in co-op mode, with or without an Evil Overlord. See page 15

Solo
One player against the dungeon, trying to survive... See page 16

Treachery
Every player for themselves. Play as an Orc and an Evil Overlord. See page 15

Setup
The following setup rules cover the Adventure mode of
play without an Evil Overlord. For Solo or Treachery, or
Adventure mode with an Evil Overlord please see pages 15
and 16.
1. Choose a Quest: If this is your first game, we recommend
you start with quest one. Note any special setup rules in the
quest which may affect the following instructions.
2. Separate out the Sneaky Goblin cards, shuffle them and
place them face down as the Sneaky Goblin deck on the table.
3. Separate out the Seek Glory cards, shuffle them and place
them face down as the Seek Glory deck on the table.
Note: When you are first learning the game, we recommend
removing the Adventurers from the Seek Glory deck before
shuffling it.
5. Place the Start Delve card in the centre of the table. The
room layout cards are needed for certain quests.
6. Take the Plunder tokens and turn them all face down, mix
them up, and create 2 piles to draw from during the game.
7. Organise all the other tokens into piles, within reach of all
players.
8. Take a number of Resurrection tokens equal to the number
of players minus 1 and place them on the table. Return any
extra Resurrection tokens back to the box.
9. Each player chooses a Hero board corresponding to the
caste they want to play and places it dark side up in from of
them.

4. Separate out the Delve cards and remove the Start card,
Boss Delve card and any room layout cards. Shuffle the Cultist Shaman Berserker Head Hunter
remaining Delve cards and place them face down.

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10. Each player takes a set of tokens including: Experience,
Energy, Teef, Health, and the Loot token corresponding to
their caste. These tokens are placed on their board as shown
in the image, to indicate that the Hero starts with:
• 0 XP (Experience Points) - See page 8
• 2 Energy
• 0 Teef
• 5 Health
The Loot token is placed face down on the caste icon on the
Hero board.
12. Each player places their Hero standee on an empty tile on
or as close as possible to the stairs of the Start card.
13. Each player draws 1 card from the Sneaky Goblin deck
and adds it to their hand. If its value is greater than 2 Teef,
return it to the bottom of the deck and draw a new one.
Repeat if necessary.
14. The last person to have been underground takes the first
turn.

For your first game we recommend using the

following skill cards:

Berserker: Hand Axe, Charge, Frenzy, War Cry,

Berserker Axe
Shaman: Crude Carving, Shape Shift - Raven,
Spiritual Shield, Spirit Wolf, Blood Wield
Cultist: Bone Mace, Enervate, Inflict Fear, Life
Drain, Summon Undead
Head Hunter: Hunter’s Bow, Improved Aim, Poison,
Flaming Arrow, Head Shot
11. Each player takes the Hero skill cards according to their
chosen caste and selects five of those cards, placing them on
their Hero board with the level 1 side face up. Return any
unused Hero skill cards to the box. Each caste has their own
unique ability listed on their Hero board.

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Players take turns in clockwise order. On your turn you perform the following 5 phases and then play passes to the next player:

1. Delve 2. Seek Glory 3. Ravage 4. Bloodshed 5. Gather Strength

Phase 1 - Delve Delve cards may not overlap each other. Black edges are walls
First, check to see if your Hero can Delve. and are impassable sections of the dungeon.
Check to see if there is at least 1 white
arrow on an existing Delve card which
meets all of the following criteria:
• The arrow is either the card you
are currently on, or an adjacent
card.
• The arrow must not lead to an Resurrection Healing Energy Spider
existing Delve card. Circle Fountain Shrine Nest
• There must be space for a new Delve card to
be placed there. Some Delve cards contain special tiles. If one of
these is revealed, refer to the Appendix for more
For example, at the details.
start of the game, Boss Delve
when the Heroes are Card
on the Start card, Impossible Delve
there are 6 legal Very rarely you might encounter a bad Delve. If you pull a
arrows. Delve card but cannot place it on the table, put that card back
on the top of the Delve deck and skip the Seek Glory phase.
Later in the game,
if this is the Room Cards
situation... Some quests have room cards. When you draw a room card,
it will have a name on it. Separate all room cards with that
name from the room deck and arrange them as shown on the
In this image,
Delve card, connecting them to a legal white arrow.
there are 3 legal
arrows.

If there is no
legal arrow
that can be
chosen, skip
the rest of this phase and phase
2. Proceed directly to Phase 3 - Ravage.

If there is at least 1 legal arrow, draw the top card of the

Delve deck and place it in whatever position and orientation
you choose as long as one of the arrows on the new Delve
card lines up with one of the legal arrows from earlier.

Other arrows on the new Delve

card do not have to match other
arrows already in the game.

For example: This Delve card

can be placed next to the Start
Delve card, even though it
now blocks one of the other
arrows.

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Phase 2 - Seek Glory
Draw 1 card from the Seek
Glory deck. This may be a
Trap or a Monster.

Monsters
If you draw a Monster
card, place its
corresponding standee on
any of the empty tiles on
the Delve card you just
Monster Trap
placed.

Use the standee that matches the illustration and level of the
Monster.
Traps
Follow the instructions on
the Trap card. Traps are
often triggered by rolling
a Trap on the Trap Die. If a
trap is drawn that requires the
placement of a Trap token and
there is already a token on the
Hero’s tile replace the old token
with the new one and apply the
new effects.

Phase 3 - Ravage
On your turn perform up to
two of the following actions.
Put the Monster card in your Monsters Track (above your Unless otherwise noted, the
Hero board). If there are any Monster cards already in your same action can be performed
Monster Track, place new ones to the left of existing ones. more than once.

• Move
• Attack
• Pick up an item
• Trade an item
• Blood Tribute
• Search for Plunder (Only once per
turn)

For example, you can move and then attack,

or attack and then move, or move twice, or
attack and then pick up an item, etc.

Movement
Each movement action allows a Hero to move up to 4 tiles.
Orthogonal and diagonal movement is allowed. You can
move through tiles occupied by Monsters or Heroes, but
you cannot end your action on such a tile. If you are moving
through a Monster’s tile, then before you move onto its
tile, the Monster gets to perform an Attack of Opportunity
(see Appendix). If that Attack of Opportunity succeeds,
your action immediately ends. Otherwise, you can carry on
moving.

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During the game, Heroes will attack Monsters in order to
earn Teef. There are two types of attack.
Melee Attack
A Hero may make a melee attack against an
adjacent Monster.
Characters are adjacent if they are located on tiles
that are connected orthogonally or diagonally, not separated
by a wall.
Damage is shown on character, weapon and
skill cards under the sword icon in the
banner, detailed as a set of coloured dice.
Your Hero has a base
attack, which is
detailed on the top
left of your Hero’s
board.
For example:
The cultist’s base attack is 2
blue dice.
A Hero can increase their
attack dice by using their
Hero skill cards as described
in the Appendix.
The Hero then rolls all their
attack dice and looks up the
results as follows.
For each Energy icon rolled,
the Hero immediately gains 1
Energy (up to a maximum of
6 on your Tracker).
Count the number of swords you
rolled. This is the amount of damage
you have dealt. However, the Monster
gets to defend itself!
1 Damage 2 Damage 3 Damage Energy
The Monster then rolls its defence dice
according to its defence value in the banner
on its card. Each sword rolled cancels one
damage from your attack. Energy results are
ignored unless they apply to Critical Defence
(see Appendix).
For each damage that was dealt and not
cancelled, record that number of wounds
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a Monster has wounds equal to or greater than its
Health (depicted in the bottom left on the Monster
card) it is slain.
Example:
You attack and roll 3 blue
dice. You roll 3 swords and
1 Energy. You gain 1 Energy
and deal 3 damage to the Monster unless it defends itself.
The Monster rolls 1 blue and 1 purple
die and rolls 2 swords. This cancels 2
of the damage dealt resulting in the
Monster gaining 1 wound.
When a Monster is slain, perform the following steps:
1. Remove the Monster standee from the board.
2. Collect the number of Teef listed on the Monster card.
3. Return the Monster card to the bottom of the Seek
Glory deck.
If a monster is slain in a trap no Teef are awarded.
Ranged Attack
A Hero can make a ranged
attack if they have a Hero skill
that depicts the ranged icon.
The number shown in the
icon indicates the maximum
distance in tiles of the attack.
Ranged attacks cannot be used on
adjacent targets.
To make a ranged attack, you must have line
of sight to your target. This is determined by
drawing an imaginary line
from the centre of your tile to the to centre of
the target’s tile. If that line passes through
any walls, line of slight is blocked. Monsters
and Heroes do not block line of sight.
Apart from the changes
described above,
a ranged attack is
performed and
defended against in the
same way as a melee
attack.
If a ranged creature
is cornered and cannot
attack, he will move through the
Hero’s tile to an available tile if he
has enough movement where he can
make an attack, ignoring the Attack
of Opportunity rule.
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Energy and Experience
Some cards require Energy Points
to use, such as Improved Aim or
Charge. The amount of
Energy needed for these
is detailed on the top right
of the card. Energy is collected by rolling Energy symbols on
your Attack and Defence rolls. You may also collect Energy
from Energy Shrines and other cards. Record your Energy
points using the Energy Tracker on your Hero board. You
may only collect up to 7 Energy.
Once Energy is expended, remove the points from your
Energy Tracker and add them to your XP Tracker. Any
expended Energy that cannot fit onto your XP Tracker that
turn is lost.
Aggro
You can attack any Monster, even one on a another hero’s
Monster Track. If you cause a Monster to take 1 or more
wounds, you have aggroed the Monster. Take the Monster
card from the other player’s Monster Track and place it in
your Monster Track to the left of your current Monsters. The
Monster now sees you as more of a threat and will come after
you!
Pick up an Item
You can use an action to take a token from your current tile
or an adjacent one, such as quest items, Energy from an
Energy Shrine, or Health from a Healing Fountain. See the
Appendix for details of these items.
Trade an Item
You can use an action to pass an item (a Sneaky Goblin card
from your hand or a quest or Plunder item, for example) to
an adjacent player. Teef may not be traded.
Blood Tribute
Use an action to take 1 damage and gain 2 Energy. Reduce
your Health marker by 1 (but not to zero) and gain 2 Energy
to a maximum of 6.
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Search for Plunder
You can only carry out this action once per
turn.
To search for Plunder, Roll the trap die. If you
roll a trap, take a random Plunder token and reveal
it to see what you found. For details of the Plunder tokens,
see the Appendix.
Phase 4 - Bloodshed
During this phase, all the Monsters on your Monster Track
are activated, starting with the one on the left and
proceeding to the right. When a Monster activates,
it performs a move action, followed by an attack
action. Monsters cannot move twice or attack
twice.
Monster Movement
If the Monster has a melee attack, it
will move towards you in an attempt
to become adjacent to you so that it
can attack. If it is already adjacent
to you when it activates, it does
not move. If it cannot reach you
with its movement, it moves as far
as possible towards you. Monsters
move 4 tiles and use the same rules
as Hero movement.
Ranged Monsters will move as close as
is necessary to make a ranged attack.
Monsters must use the most direct route,
crossing the fewest number of tiles to reach
their target. If there are multiple shortest
routes the Monster can take, you choose
which one.
If the Monster is about to move through a
Hero’s tile, it performs an Attack of Opportunity
against that Hero (see Appendix). If that Attack
is successful, the Monster ends its movement on
that tile and its activation is over. If the Attack of
Opportunity fails, the Monster continues to its original
target but does not attack this activation (the Attack of
Opportunity used up the Monsters attack this turn).
If a Monster makes an Attack of Opportunity against another
Hero, whether successful or not, the Monster card stays
on the original Hero’s Monster Track. If the Monster has a
ranged attack, he will move so that he is 2 tiles away from
you (leaving a tile in-between). If it is adjacent to you when
it activates, it will move away as far as it needs to in order to
perform an attack.
If a Monster is within distance of 2 heroes for an Attack
of Opportunity it will always attack the hero with the least
health.
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When a Monster attacks you, first roll dice as
depicted on the banner of the Monster card.
Count the number of swords rolled by the
Monster, this is the amount of damage it will
deal to you unless you defend yourself.
Ignore any Energy results
rolled by the Monster.
Apply the effects of any Critical
hits (see Appendix).
Then, you roll your defence dice
as shown on your Hero board,
which may be increased by
using Hero skills
For each Energy you
roll, gain 1 Energy (up
to a maximum of 6 on
your Tracker). Each
sword you roll cancels
1 damage the Monster
would deal to you. Any
damage not cancelled is inflicted
on you as wounds; reduce your
Health Tracker by 1 for each
wound taken. If you are reduced to
0 Health, you are killed.
Hero Death -
Bloodshed Phase
If you died that round any
monsters on your Monster
track that are adjacent to
any hero will take an Attack
of Opportunity, any ranged
monsters will also make an
Attack of Opportunity if within
range. They will not move until
the hero spawns on the following
round.
Phase 5 -
Gather Strength
This phase consists of two steps.
First, if your XP Tracker is full (you have 4
XP), you may level up a skill card. Flip any
one of your Level 1 Hero skill cards over to
Level 2 and reduce your XP to 0.
Note: If you levelled a skill up you can not use its level 1
ability again. See Energy and Experience in the Appendix.
Second, the Sneaky Goblin has trinkets and traps to sell.
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Draw 3 cards from the top of the Sneaky Goblin
deck and place them face up on the table. You
can purchase any or all of these cards if you
pay the purchase cost depicted in Teef in the
bottom right of the card.
Any items purchased are placed in your hand; reduce your
Teef accordingly. Any items not purchased are placed on the
bottom of the Sneaky Goblin deck in any order.
Hero Death
If your Hero is reduced to zero Health, you are
killed. Skip all remain phases of your turn except
the Bloodshed phase. If you were killed by a
Monster, place your Loot token on the Monster
card that killed you. If you were killed by a trap,
place your Loot token on the tile where you were
killed.
Randomly choose 3 Sneaky Goblin cards from your hand and
place them face down on the table somewhere near your Loot
token. Keep any remaining cards in your hand.
A Hero can pick up a Loot token from an adjacent tile using
the ‘Pick up an Item’ action. When they do, they gain 2 Teef
and also take the 3 cards that you placed as your Loot.
If your Loot token is on a Monster, it is carried by that
Monster until the Monster is slain. The Hero who killed the
Monster immediately claims the Loot token and gets the 2
Teef and the 3 cards.
Resurrection
If you are killed, you can be resurrected if a
Resurrection token is available. You resurrect at
the start of your turn by placing your Hero on
any resurrection circle shown on the Delve
cards, restore yourself to full Health and
remove any Poison token you have on your
Hero board you also retain all XP, energy
and Teef you had previously. Then return a
Resurrection token to the box.
Defeat
If a Hero is killed and there
are no Resurrection tokens
remaining, the quest has
failed, and all players
immediately lose the
game.
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 Quests

Quest 1 - Bulga’s Relic along the way.

Tales of Bulga, the Crone in the Mountains have been passed

Objective
Collect all the treasure and all heroes must escape the
down through campfire stories for generations. The current
dungeon (end your turn on the start tile).
Chieftain believes that the Crone’s Relic is lying in a cave just
south of Raven’s Brook waiting to be found. Of course, no
one knows what the mystical Relic looks like so any plunder
will do but what if you were to actually bring back Bulga’s
Relic?

Remove all the Adventurers from the Seek Glory deck, and
shuffle them into the top 12 cards. Count 3 cards per player
from the Delve deck and insert the Unearthed room card
below them. When the unearthed room is found take 4
Plunder tokens and shuffle them together then place them on
the chest on the unearthed room.

Once your hero has escaped the dungeon skip all phases
except the Bloodshed phase, your Monsters will continue to
chase you to the exit, making Attacks of Opportunity
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The Chieftain has been listening to his Master Shaman. In
order to bring the tribe extra ferocity in the coming raids,
he requires the heart of a Cave Serpent for his ritual. The
Shaman knows of one hidden deep within a cavern under
Claw Spire. Your mission is to find and summon the Cave
Serpent and bring it’s heart back for the Shaman.
Once the Hero with the head has
dropped it in the circle no more
Delve or Seek Glory cards will be
played and they may now fight.
Objective
Drop the head in the ritual circle.

Count 3 cards per player from the Delve deck

and insert the Serpent’s Pit room card below
them.
Quest 4 - The Vines of Galmera
You must find the serpent’s pit and
make an offering of 2 Teef per player Your Chieftan requires you and other tribesmen of the
to summon the Cave Serpent. Once a Black Root clan to collect a barrel of roots from the Vines of
player has made their offering they Galmera. They will be crushed and boiled to make our clan’s
will no longer draw any Delve or Seek traditional war-paint for the next raiding season.
Glory cards during their turn.

Once all players have made their
offering, the Cave Serpent is summoned.
Place the Cave Serpent in the pit. The last player
to make their offering encounters the boss first.
Objective
Summon and defeat the Cave Serpent.
Count 3 cards per player from the Delve deck and insert the
Vines of Galmera room card below them.
Once the Vines are revealed you may only attack the Heart of
the Vines of Galmera shown below to deal damage.
Objective
Defeat the Vines of Galmera and exit
the dungeon.

Quest 3 - The Head of Zurbag

Zurbag was a brave warrior until caught in the Chieftain’s
harem. Unfortunately, during the chase, it was the tribe’s
Headhunters who caught him. Despite all the trouble,
the Chieftain would like Zurbag’s prominence on the field
of battle honoured, so his head is to be taken to Skull’s
Rest, deep within the cave, and placed on the ritual circle.
Honour his memory by slaying all the monsters that are
summoned during the rite.

Count 3 cards per player from the Delve deck

and insert the Ritual card below them, and
designate a Hero to carry the head token.
That Hero cannot attack or pass the Head to
another player. If the Hero carrying the head
dies, the head is considered part of his Loot
and may be picked up by another player.

You must get the head to the ritual card. Once it is revealed,
draw 2 Monsters per Hero from the Seek Glory deck. Place
each Monster on the edge of their assigned Hero’s tile.

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Quest 5 - Let it Burn
Monsters have been attacking the tribe’s camps. The
audacity of their actions must be due to the corrupted
energy Shrines in the glowing cavern over in Black Tusk
Pass. The Chieftain has had enough! Set off to the glowing
cavern and destroy the energy Shrines that you find there!
Place one Energy Shrine Delve card
every 3 cards down per player in the
Delve deck up to a maximum of 3. The
Shrines do not yield any Energy for
this quest.
You will need to set fire to the
Shrines and flee the dungeon. Set
the Shrines on fire by rolling a trap
on the trap die, as an action. On
success, place a fire
token.
Objective
All Shrines must be destroyed. Then the
first Hero to exit is the winner.
Quest 6 - Spider Lair
The venomous Blackroot Spiders are becoming a nuisance.
We can’t eat them and their webs get everywhere. They have
even started taking our cubs for food! Get yourselves down
to the caverns below Skuttle Valley where the Spider Queen
dwells. You’ll probably have to smash a few nests in the
process to lure the Queen out.
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Place one spider nest Delve card per
player every 5 cards from the top
of the Delve deck.
When a nest is revealed, place 2
egg tokens on the nest. On Each
player’s turn, in phase 4, one of the
eggs will hatch. Turn it over and if its a
Spiderling see Spiderling Rules. Stand
adjacent to a nest and use 1 action to
set it on fire, then place the fire token on
the nest. The nest cannot be attacked if
occupied by a Spiderling.
Once all nests have been destroyed, the Spider Queen
appears. Place her next to the last nest destroyed.
Once the Spider Queen appears, do not draw any
more Delve or Seek Glory cards for the rest of the
quest.
Objective
Defeat the spider queen.
Quest 7 - Bloodgast Beer Belcher’s
Famous Brew
Bloodgast’s beer is known throughout the tribe as the
strongest, and he needs ingredients to make a batch. He has
entrusted you with some of his secret ingredients. Snake
Warriors for Zing, Spider bile for that stickiness, Skeleton
head for stock, Blackened Imp hearts add an earthy tone
and the flight feathers of a Harpy.
2 player - Bold Feather Ale: 1 Spider, 1 Skeleton level 2 or
above, 1 Imp, 1 Harpy.
3 player - SpittleDung Stout: 2 Spiders, 2 Skeletons, 1 Imp, 1
Harpy level 2 or above.
4 player - Voodoo Brew: 2 Spiders, 2 Skeletons, 2 Snake
Warrior level 2 or above, 1 Imp, 1 Harpy.
Objective
Enter the dungeon and don’t return till you have all the
ingredients.
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killed all Monsters on the board.
“Our honoured Beast-master has told me of a creature If no Resurrection Circle available on the map you may not
that is part owl and part bear! She has entertained me resurrect.
with stories of great warriors riding into battle atop these
fearsome beasts. As your Chieftain I can no longer sit still Players may choose to Delve. If they do they must draw a Seek
thinking how much glory a mount of this stature will bring Glory card too.
our clan. The Beast-master has tracked down a lair nearby,
she believes the Owl… Bear is nesting in the caverns to the
south of Gilvag. Go grab me that egg so I may raise the
mighty beast personally!”

Remove the Energy Shrines from

the Delve deck and place them
back into the Delve deck every
3 cards down per player.
Shuffle the Owlbear Nest
tokens all face down. Once an
Energy Shrine is revealed place
2 Owlbear Nest tokens face down on the
Shrine. You may use an action to check
for eggs on your turn.

Once you find the egg the Owlbear

appears on the nearest unexplored
arrow. You immediately pick up the
egg on discovery. The egg must be kept warm
and cannot be put down. You may only use 1 move action
per turn when carrying the egg and cannot fight.
You may pass the egg to an adjacent player
using an action.
You will be attacked by 3 waves of Monsters.
If the player that is carrying the egg is killed,
the egg is dropped and the quest has failed. Wave 1: 1 Monster per player plus 1 Monster.
Wave 2: 2 Monsters per player plus 1 Monster.
Wave 3: 2 Monsters per player plus 2 Monsters.
Objective
Find the Owlbear egg, defeat the boss and escape. After the 3rd wave, the Hell Demon appears. Place him on a
tile next to a white arrow near an unexplored edge.

Objective
Survive.

Quest 9 - Hell Awakens

The Sneaky Goblin overheard rumours of demons in the lost
caverns of Blood Grove. They have been corrupting the more
powerful Orcs tribes in the neighboring villages that have
been sent to deal with the threat. The chieftain now believes
you are ready.
Place the Summoning Pit room in play and place your heroes
as indicated. Then place a Delve card on each of the exits
where shown.
During this quest skip the Delve and Seek Glory phases.
Quest 10 - Limited Supplies
While on an expedition, you meet up with the Sneaky Goblin.
He’s been running for a while and when you catch up with
him you find out that he’s exhausted, after being chased
down by the inhabitants of this dungeon. He’s still up for a
trade though and while negotiating the best Teef price for his
wares, the denizens are forgotten about. That is until they
catch up with him and you. Protect him!

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Place the Delve cards and Goblin token as shown
below. Place Heroes anywhere on these four cards.
Place an additional Delve card per player on
each exit, as numbered below. Draw cards from
the Seek Glory deck until you have 2 Monsters
on each of these new Delve cards, and place the
monster cards next to the Goblin, as his Monster
Track. Discard any cards drawn that are not Monsters.
These monsters are all Aggro’d towards the Goblin. You need
to turn their attention to you.
Quest 11 - Warlock Returns
The dreaded Warlock of Blackroot Mountain has returned!
He’s no good for the area. We drove him out once before but
he thinks his power is great enough to stay this time. We
can’t have him blighting the crops that we need to steal from
the lowlanders! If he is not killed, the Humies will be drawn
here in great numbers and may discover our camp.
Start by placing the Delve cards as shown below. Then place
the Warlock on the Boss Delve card, and the fire tokens as
marked.

In the Seek Glory phase of your turn, draw a Seek Glory card
regardless of whether you are near a playable edge. Draw
cards from the Seek Glory deck until you draw a Monster.
Discard any other card.

After the 6th round, skip phases 1 and 2 and kill all remaining
Monsters. Use the Tracker above to track how many rounds
have elapsed. The Goblin’s turn is at the end of each round.
He cannot attack but may move up to 4 tiles. His monsters
activate on his turn. He skips the Delve or Seek Glory phases.
Each turn a Delve card will be placed and a Seek Glory card
Objective
drawn, regardless of whether you are within 2 cards of a
Kill all Monsters. The Sneaky Goblin and you
playable edge. The Boss activates after the first round.
must Survive for 6 rounds.

Objective
Defeat the Warlock and escape.

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 Alternate Game Modes
Evil Overlord Mode
You can play the Co-Op version of the game
with an Evil Overlord. The following rules are
changes to the standard rule set:
During phase 1 of a player’s turn the Evil
Overlord will place a Delve card as near to active player as
possible.
During phase 2 of a player’s turn the Evil Overlord will draw
a Seek Glory card. If its a Monster he will place it on the last
Delve card placed. If its a trap it activates on the current
player, and if its a potion or item place these as Loot on any
Monster on the Evil Overlords Track.
Treachery Mode
Back stab your way to leadership. You play a Hero and an Evil
Overlord in this mode.
Use the reverse side of the Hero board and the Treachery
Sequence of Play cards. Also use the Treachery skill cards
instead of the standard skill cards, they look like this.
Use the Treachery Tracker token to keep score starting at
peon.
Attacking
You cannot engage the other players
in direct combat. You must use the
dungeon traps and Monsters to
slaughter each other.
Delve
Delve cards can be placed on ANY
playable edge on the map. Use
them on your opponents to pull
as many Monsters to them as
possible.
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During phase 4 of a players turn the Evil Overlord can
activate up to 3 Monsters per turn to move and attack any
players on the board.
If a Monster kills a player they will level
up. Roll the trap die if a trap is rolled the
Monster gains an attack bonus; add a +1
attack token to the Monster. If no trap is
rolled a defence bonus is granted; add a
+1 defence token to the Monster.
Bosses - the Evil Overlord holds the AI
cards in his hand and can use them in any order discarding
them when used. Only when he has used them all can he
shuffle and replenish all his AI cards.
Monsters
Any Monsters that you draw, you control and
are placed on your Monster Track. Use them
to kill your opponents or other Monsters. You
may choose to kill your own Monsters if you
wish. Monsters you own will not use Attack
of Opportunity against you, but they may
use it against other Monsters or opponents.
Disregard the rules for Aggro in this mode.
Traps
Any Traps that are drawn from the Seek Glory deck are
immediately played on an opponent.
Promotions
If you kill a player with
a trap or a Monster, gain
one promotion . Use the
Treachery Tracker to keep
track of your kills.
Sneaky Goblin
On the Gather Strength phase
of your turn, take 1 Sneaky
Goblin card for free. You may
also buy more cards if you can
afford it by choosing from the
top three cards.
Death
Resurrections are infinite. If you die place your
Loot token.
Objective
Kill the other Heroes. Each kill earns you a
treachery point. Gain 5 kills (promotions)
to become the War Chief.
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 Solo Mode
This is a one player mode. Play the dungeon
and try to survive 10 rounds and defeat the
boss.
The Hero does not to get to resurrect in this
mode. Remove the Adventurers from the Seek
Glory deck.
Place the Boss Delve card in the Delve deck 10 cards down.
When the Boss Delve card is revealed, select a card at random
from the Boss deck. Place the Standee on the Boss Icon on
the Boss Delve card.
Credits
Game Design: Ian Schofield
Development, Additional Design: Nathan Tamblin,
Tony Strongman
Writers: Tony Strongman and Ian Schofield.
Illustration, Graphic Design: Ian Schofield
Rules Editing and Proofreading:
Ian Schofield, Andrew Ulysses Baker, Eamon, Nathan
Tamblin and the many people on BGG, Reddit and Google+
Rules Consultant: Paul Grogan
Lead Play Testers: Nathan Tamblin, Jay Moore, Tony
Strongman, Bob Blaker, Dan Amos, Dan Brown, Phillip
Scutter-Cairns, Jonny Davey, Sam Jones.
Play Testers: Chris Perry, Julian Mellor, Sean Berry, Mick
Alexander, Andrew Ulysses Baker, Jon Abbiss,
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Objective
Defeat the Boss and exit the
dungeon to win.
Difficulty
If you like a challenge, add the
Adventurers back into the Seek Glory
deck.
Solo Quest Mode
You may play the Quests solo-able, but you would need to
play as 2 heroes.
Paul Naylor, Charilaos Bacharis, Logan Schofield, Dan Mott,
Chris Dickson, Tim Hill, Nathan Dowdell.
Special Thanks
The many people on BGG, Reddit and Google+ who helped
me through various design and rule book issues that cropped
up.
Stephan Beal for refining the 1.2 rules, Keeper-of-Balance
thanks for the Grog. TheMoonIsFurious - thanks for the trap
inspiration. Roger Dumas thanks for picking locks with me.
Slawomir Wojcik for ranged creature advice. The GeekLab
in Taunton thanks to Ben & Lydia Smith, for all your help
and playtest evenings. Also to Kevin Young, Stuart Garside,
Caezer Al-Jazzar
Thank you Mick for all your help with the Pledge Hammer
rewards, I owe you some Jamaican ginger cake I know its
your favourite.
Thanks to my brother. Every time he left the house I snuck
into his room and read his Dungeons & Dragons red box, and
played Dungeon Master on his Atari ST.
And thanks to my wife for putting up with me, and letting me
pursue a dream.
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Creature
A Creature is a Hero, Monster, Boss
or Adventurer.
Critical Attack / Defence
If the dice depicted at the base of the
Monster cards are rolled, a critical hit
is triggered. Follow the actions on the
card as well as inflicting wounds for
that roll.
Adventurers
Wandering Heroes venture into dark
places too. These adventurers will
move once and attack once per turn.
However when they roll Energy on
attack or defence you track this on
their card. When an Adventurer has
2 Energy they will use a power attack
card instead of a standard attack on
Cure Poison
their next turn. When an Adventurer
Drink this at any time. If
enters the dungeon, they will use a
adjacent to another creature
power card on their first attack.
you may cure them instead.
Attack of Opportunity
If a Monster passes through a Dropping Items
Hero’s tile, they will make an attack It does not cost an action to drop an
item.
of opportunity. If the Monster has
movement left after the attack it will
continue on its path. A Monster will Durability Token
only make 1 attack of opportunity per Use this to keep track of the
turn and is counted as an action. number of times you have
used your modifier cards.
Bosses
Bosses will move and attack Egg Token
every player turn, and attack If a Spider nest Delve Card
before any other Monster. is revealed place an Egg
Shuffle the bosses unique token on it. During your
power cards and play 1 each next Bloodshed Phase flip
turn as its attack. When all the the token over. If its a web remove
cards have been used, shuffle the the token, if its a Spiderling see
Spiderling rules.
Elite Monsters
Elite Monsters have special
attacks detailed on their
cards.
Enervate Token
See Description on Cultist’s
Enervate Skill Card.
deck and repeat until it is dead. If a Energy and Experience
Boss is Poisoned the effects only take See pg 8.
place once per round of heroes.
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Energy Shrines
Place 1 Energy token
on the Shrine. If you
stop adjacent to or
on this tile, you can
use an action to take the
token and gain 3 Energy.
Fire / Poison Tokens
If a creature moves onto
a tile with fire, or any
creature is standing on
fire at the end of their turn,
immediately take 1 damage.
If a creature moves onto
a Poison Tile, or if any
creature is standing on
Poison at the end of their
turn, they must roll the
trap die. If a trap is rolled,
they become Poisoned and take 1
damage.
Flying
Creatures with flying ability can avoid
certain traps.
Healing Fountains
When revealed, place 1 health token
on the tile. If you stop adjacent to or
on this tile, you can use an action to
pick up the token and gain 2 Health.
You cannot heal beyond your
starting Health. You
cannot take the
Health to use
at a later
point.
Health Potion
Cure 1 health point on yourself
or on an adjacent creature.
Play this token anytime in or
out of your turn. This is not counted
as an action. Discard after use.
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Hero Skill Cards
If you spend Energy
to use your weapons
or spells, add the
dice listed on the
card to your Hero’s
base melee dice.
You may only use one weapon or spell
at a time unless otherwise stated on
the card. Designate which weapon or
skill you will use before each round of
combat - See Combat section.
Hex Token
See Description on
Cultist’s Hex Skill Card.
Instantaneous
You may play these cards in or
out of your turn, providing you
pay any associated cost with it.
This does not count as one of
your 2 actions in your turn.
Knocked down
If a character is knocked
down, place their standee on
its side. They must use an action
to stand back up on their next turn.
Modifier Token
These add +1 to your
attack roll or add +1 to
your defence roll.
Poison
Some traps and Monsters
deal Poison damage. If you
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or a Monster are Poisoned, take a tiles and attack. When Spiderlings
Poison token and place it on your are adjacent to a Hero they deal 1
Hero Board / Monster card. At the damage which cannot be defended.
beginning of your turn, if you ares still A Hero may use 1 action to step
poisoned - lose one Health. on an adjacent Spiderling to kill it.
Spiderlings cannot be targeted with
Whilst under the effects of Poison ranged attacks.
you cannot be Poisoned again. The
only way to cure Poison is with a cure
Spider Nests
Poison potion or the Shaman’s ability,
Place an egg token on the
or if you die and are resurrected.
nest and reveal it in your
next Bloodshed phase.
Plunder
Take the top card from
the Sneaky Goblin deck Summoned Undead
immediately. The Cultist’s Summoned Undead
characters each have their own
Monster Track, which activate during
Pressure Plate -
your Bloodshed phase.
Unstable Pit Traps
You can decide if Monsters
run over Pressure Plates, Trapped Chest
Unstable Pit Traps or avoid Take one damage
them. These activate immediately.
Teef
Unstable Pit traps do not trigger when Teef are the currency you earn by
revealed. defeating Monsters, or by Looting
other players. They can be used to buy
Pushed back cards from the Sneaky Goblin!
If a character is pushed
back, move their standee the Totem Token
required number of tiles. See Description on
Shaman’s Totem Skill
Card.
Rank Token
Use this to keep track
Webbed Token
of your promotions in
Place a web token on the
Treachery mode.
Hero. They can only use
their actions to attempt to
Resurrection Circle break free by rolling a trap
If you die you can
on the trap die. Another Hero may
choose to start on any
cut you free by using an action while
resurrection circle.
adjacent to you.
Scuttle Wound Token
Creatures with scuttle Used to keep track
ability can avoid certain traps. of wounds inflicted on
Monsters.
Spiderlings
When a Spiderling is +1
revealed it only activates Add an additional point to your roll.
if it is within 4 tiles of a
Hero on any Bloodshed
phase. It will move up to 4
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