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Agnes Mike Roland Pearl Ambrose

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 Cthulhu Patrol
This is a theme expansions for Patrol: Lost, the rules
for which you can find at BGG. This is just the theme
stuff. The actual rules are in a completely different file,
which you’ll have to download from that other site.
A few tweaks to the game rules have been made for
this version.
1. Monsters
There are four kinds of monsters in Cthulhu Patrol:
Witch Zombie Deep One Cultist
For the purposes of the game, they are functionally
identical, except for their interactions with the
investigators.
2. Investigators
The standard rules call for one Close Combat
Specialist, one Ranged Specialist, and three Normal.
For this theme expansion, each investigator expands
those roles slightly.
Mike - Range Specialist (as standard
rules)
Roland - Close Combat
Specialist (as standard
rules)
Pearl - During the
investigator’s attack, if any of
the monsters in the space with
Pearl are witches or cultists,
they are removed on a roll of
5 or 6 (rather than 6, as in the
standard rules).
Ambrose - During the investigator’s attack,
if any of the monsters in the space with
Ambrose are deep ones or zombies, they
are removed on a roll of 5 or 6 (rather than
6, as in the standard rules).
Agnes - If Cthulhu is attacking
during the monster attack and
Agnes is in the fight, she may add
2 to the roll.
3. Cthulhu
During the Clear Up phase of the turn, the Cthulhu
player may remove one cultist that is in play from the
board. If he does, he may add 1 to his summoning
total. Track the summoning total with a ten-sided die.
When the Cthulhu player has 10 on the summoning
total, he may place Cthulhu on the board in any space
that does not currently have an investigator. Remove
all the monsters from play except for Cthulhu. Once
Cthulhu enters the board, the investigator player has
a new winning condition. Rather than finding the end
tile, the investigators must now defeat Cthulhu. The
following rules then apply:
1. The investigators are no longer restricted to having
only three on a tile.
2. No new monsters enter play.
3. Cthulhu moves using the normal movement rules
for bad guys.
4. Place a stack of six monsters to the side. Each time
the investigators roll a 6 during the Good Guys Attack
phase, remove one of those monsters. When all the
monsters are depleted, Cthulhu is banished and the
investigators win.
5. When Cthulhu attacks, he rolls four dice. If he loses
this roll, remove one of the monsters from his stack,
but he does not move.
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