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PROJECT VENUS · NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: A ZOMBICIDE GAME · CAMPAIGN EXPANSION BY TAKFAR
 CHAPTERS
01 PROJECT VENUS............................... 2
02 EXPANSION CONTENT....................... 3
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USEFUL DEFINITIONS .................................
REVISED RULES ........................................
NEW ACTIONS............................................
NEW EQUIPMENT.......................................
REVISED EQUIPMENT.................................
NEW SURVIVOR SKILL: SNEAKY.................
PLAYING THE CAMPAIGN.............................
03 PROJECT VENUS CAMPAIGN.............. 7
PV1. THE MISANTHROPE............................ 7
PV2. OPERATION CORNFIELD..................... 10
PV3. KNOCK, KNOCK!................................. 15
PV4. COUSIN JOE’S LONG WALK................ 18
04 EXPANDING OTHER SCENES............... 21
SPECIAL GHOUL TYPES.............................. 21
REVISED SCENES....................................... 22
05 COMMENTARY TRACK....................... 23
06 APPENDIX......................................... 25
EQUIPMENT DECKS....................................
SPECIAL CARDS.........................................
REVISED EQUIPMENT.................................
TOKENS.................................................
CREDITS file v1.01
Night of the Living Dead: A Zombicide Game is
published by CMON Ltd. CMON and its publishing
partners own the rights to the game and related art.
All the art used in this file is either found on openly
distributed NotLD game promotional materials, free
for non-commercial use, or produced by the author
of this Scene (Hélio Farias). The Kitchen Knife
and Scissors art was produced by Paul Liolio (user
Polioliolio at boardgamegeek.com).
This Campaign Expansion was designed and
playtested by Hélio Farias, and should be distributed,
modified and otherwise enjoyed freely. If you want
to contact me for feedback, send me some Geekmail
at https://boardgamegeek.com/user/takfar
Special Thanks: to all those involved in the
production of the Night of the Living Dead film and
the CMON Zombicide crew, and to the NotLD BGG
forums.
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01 PROJECT
VENUS
Project Venus is a fan-made Campaign Expansion for
Night of the Living Dead: A Zombicide Game (NotLD).
3 It follows up on the events of the Scenes presented by
3 the game’s core rulebook, introducing a new what-if
story leading to a climatic conclusion.
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4 We’ve seen the dead rise up to seek the living.
We’ve seen them gorge themselves on human
6 flesh. We’ve been besieged, and we’ve broken
6 through; we’ve lost friends and family, but
we’ve come together to do the only thing we
6 can do right now: survive.
Against all odds, Ben, Barbra, Harry, Helen, Judy and
Tom have survived the Night of the Living Dead. In the
days after reaching Willard and finding it overrun with
Ghouls, they have managed to link up with a few more
survivors, and together they are trying to make sense
of the madness that has befallen the world. What dark
secrets will they find? Will they be able to get to the
bottom of the events that led to this terrible disaster?
Even if they do, will they make it out alive?
The Project Venus Campaign is aimed at advanced
players who have played NotLD before, and are used to
the tactical ramifications of Survivor skills and Ghoul
behavior. The Campaign offers a continuing narrative
with new challenges and increased complexity in the
Survivors’ interaction with the world, including non-
player characters (whom we will call Supporting Actors)
that follow special game rules (their Scripts).
This rulebook also features new and updated equipment
25 and rules, which will spice up gameplay, add variety
27 and open up new tactical possibilities for the Survivors.
Beyond being tailored to the new Scenes, the new rules,
29 adversaries and equipment included in this rulebook
can be used in standard NotLD gameplay.
31
It is suggested players use some of the miniatures
present in the “Dead of Night” Kickstarter exclusive box
to represent new characters in the Campaign. If you do
now own these, however, it is possible to use another
miniature or token to represent these characters, or
print out their respective tokens presented in this file’s
Appendix section.
The first section in this rulebook presents the new and
revised rules and equipment, which will be used in all
Scenes (you may play the Scenes without either, but
their inclusion is recommended for the full experience).
The section that follows consists of the campaign’s four
Scenes, presented in order. The third section contains
instructions on how to use this Expansion’s content
in other NotLD Scenes. Finally, the last part of this file
consists of an Appendix containing the Expansion’s
custom cards and tokens, ready for printing.
This Campaign was developed and playtested by
Hélio Farias. You can find and contact the author (via
Geekmail) at https://boardgamegeek.com/user/takfar.

02 EXPANSION
CONTENT
That satellite, you recall, started back to Earth,
but never got here. That’s the space vehicle which
orbited Venus and then was purposefully destroyed
by NASA, when scientists discovered it was carrying
a mysterious high-level radiation with it. Could
that radiation be somehow responsible for the
wholesale murders we’re now suffering?
When playing the Project Venus scenes, the following
new rules should be observed, in some cases adding to
the original rulebooks rules, in other cases overriding
them either partially or completely (whenever a rule in
this rulebook conflicts with the core rulebook, consider
the rules in this chapter supersede the original rules).
The intent behind these rules is to add versatility to
the gameplay, which does come at the cost of some
added complexity, so read the new and updated rules
thoroughly before starting the game (you may always
pick and choose which of these rules to implement, of
course, although it is recommended that all of them are
included for a complete Project Venus experience).
USEFUL DEFINITIONS
• Actor: A Survivor, Ghoul or Supporting Actor.
• Supporting Actor: A non-player character whose
abilities, behavior and attitudes towards the Survivors
are described in unique Scripts. Supporting Actors
have special activations that take place during the
Supporting Actors’ Phase. Some special Ghouls may
also be Supporting Actors, as described in each Scene.
• Ally: Other Survivors, or a Supporting Actor that is
directly controlled by the Players.
• Neutral: A Supporting Actor that is not actively trying
to harm the Survivors. Neutral Actors do not impede
Survivor movement.
• Hostile: A Ghoul or a Supporting Actor that is actively
trying to harm the Survivors. Hostiles impede Survivor
movement (a Survivor must spend 1 additional
Action for each Hostile standing in the Zone they’re
attempting to leave, and entering a Zone with a Hostile
ends the Survivor’s move Action).
• Special Ability: Supporting Actors have unique
features that distinguish them from normal Actors:
they may be harder to attack, able to attack Survivors
from a distance, or withstand a large amount of
damage. These abilities are described in their Scripts.
REVISED RULES
• Supporting Actors’ Phase. A new phase is added to the
game round’s structure, the Supporting Actors’ Phase.
This phase takes place on each round immediately
after the Ghouls’ Phase, and before the End Phase.
Each Supporting Actor’s behavior during this phase
is described in their respective Script, included in the
Scenes they play parts on.
• Relatives: Emotional Distress. It is not an easy
task to react to a loved one returned from death
and attempting to strip you of your flesh and guts.
Only a hardened Survivor, or one with adequate
emotional support from other living humans, can face
the situation with greater ease. Relatives gain the
Emotional Distress special ability.
Whenever they appear, Relatives are now much harder
to attack: it costs three Actions to perform a Melee or
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Ranged Action against a Relative, minus one Action for
each Ally standing in the same Zone as the attacker (to
a minimum of one Action). Furthermore, all Ranged
Actions against the Relative’s Zone receive -1 to their
roll’s result.
• Tight Car. Survivors cannot swap seats if the Car
has been driven during the current Players’ Phase. A
Passenger can still do Melee or Ranged Actions as usual.
Once per Ghouls’ Phase, if a Car’s Zone is targeted by
Ghoul attacks, first apply wounds normally to any
target in that Zone who is not a Driver or Passenger,
then roll one die. Subtract as many wounds as indicated
by that die roll from the total number of wounds that
are dealt to the car’s occupants.
Remember the Car cannot be driven over Corn Fields
or Woods Zones; some Scenes may also restrict driving
over certain exterior Zones that feature particularly
large obstacles.
• Limited Shove. Instead of always being a Free Action,
using the Shove skill now costs 1 Action for every 4
Ghouls being shoved (rounded down, to a minimum
of zero). Fatties count double for this purpose. The
Survivor may always choose which Ghouls in a Zone
they will shove. The Survivor may still only Shove once
per activation.
• Dual Weapon Compatibility. A Survivor may
perform a Dual Attack (spending a single Action) with
a mixed pair of weapons that share basic components
(ie. a weapon and its upgraded version). Both weapons
must be aimed at the same Zone.
When performing Dual Attacks with compatible mixed
pairs, roll the dice equivalent to each weapon and
account for hits, damage and any other weapon traits
separately, as if these were separate melee/ranged
Actions (but still counting as a single Action). If you are
allowed to reroll the dice for a dual attack, you must
reroll all dice from both weapons used in the dual
attack, as usual.
The mixed sets are as follows:
- Torch and Table Leg
- Baseball Bat and Spiked Bat
- Winchester 94 and Scoped
Winchester
- Winchester 94 and Bayonet
Winchester
- Scoped Winchester and Bayonet
Winchester
- Machete and Ma’s Shotgun
- Sawed-off and Ma’s Shotgun
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 • Ambidextrous. Do not use this Skill’s properties as
listed in the core rulebook. This Skill’s text is changed
to: A Survivor with the Ambidextrous Skill can perform
Dual Attacks using two identical weapons which do
not have the Dual Symbol. Furthermore, the Survivor
treats any weapon that has the Dual symbol as if it had
Dual Weapon Compatibility with any other weapon.
• Dropped Equipment. At any point during a Survivor’s
activation, that Survivor may choose to drop an
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Equipment card in their current Zone. This does not
count as an Action. Set a dropped equipment card in
the Zone where it fell. Other effects may cause Actors to
drop equipment. Up to two dropped equipment can be
picked up from a Zone by using a single Search Action.
• Solo Play Activation Order. For solo play, instead of
freely choosing the order of Survivor activation on each
Players’ Phase, draw the Survivors’ ID cards randomly
during Scene setup to set the order of activation during
gameplay (you may position the player boards in a way
that makes this order clear to you). Survivors will always
activate in this order, starting with the one holding the
First Player Token. During the End Phase, pass the First
Player Token to the next Survivor in order.
•Zombicide mode, experience and equipment. Under
these rules, Zombicide mode is considered to represent
a Survivor’s insight and concentration on the task at
hand, and is first awarded in each Scene after once
the Survivor meaningfully contributes to the scene’s
completion. Experience represents a mix of actual
combat experience and short-term adrenaline. Rules
for working with Zombicide mode, starting equipment
and experience are laid out on each individual scene’s
description.
NEW ACTIONS
• New Action: Encouragement. A Survivor may spend
three Actions to allow another Survivor to immediately
perform a single Action or a Free Action (if they haven’t
used the same Free Action on this round). If that Action
causes the other Survivor to gain any amount of XP, the
Survivor who encouraged gains 1XP. Encouragement is
not restricted by Line of Sight, distance, or obstacles.
• New Action: Craft. In order to combine two items
to create a Special Equipment, the Survivor must
spend one Action to Craft. When this is done, instead
of discarding the components, leave them in reserve
(you may set them underneath the resulting Special
Equipment card).
A Survivor may use a Craft Action to disassemble
Special Equipment back into its original components;
other circumstances ( described
in specific equipment cards)
may also cause the Special
Equipment to revert back
to its original form. If the
Special Equipment
is discarded (eg.
when throwing a
Molotov), discard its
components along
with it.
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• New Action: Set a Trap. A Survivor who is in
possession of a “Bear Trap”, “Nails and Wire” or
“Claymore Mine” equipment card (the cards may be
used from the backpack), and who is standing in a Zone
clear of Ghouls and Supporting Actors, may take a “Set
a Trap” Action, laying the card down in their current
Zone. Each trap’s effects is described in their respective
paragraph below. Optional trap tokens are included in
the Appendix.
If standing on a Zone that is clear of Hostiles, a Survivor
may use a Set a Trap Action to pick the trap’s equipment
card back up. Eliminating Actors due to a trap’s effect
does not grant XP (unless that actor has a specific XP
value given to all players upon elimination).
• Set a Trap: Barbed Wire Trap. A Survivor who
possesses a “Nails and Wire” Equipment card may
take a “Set a Trap” Action and lay down the card in the
current Zone to set to set a Barbed Wire Trap. Ghouls
cannot move away from the Zone where the Barbed
Wire Trap is set, and all the Survivors’ Melee and
Ranged Actions as well as Car Attacks targeting this
Zone have +1 to their roll result. Survivors must spend
one extra Action to move out of this Zone.
During the End Phase, roll one die for each Ghoul
standing in the Barbed Wire Trap Zone. On a result of 1,
the trap is removed and the card is discarded.
• Set a Trap: Bear Trap. A Survivor who possesses a
“Bear Trap” Equipment card may take a “Set a Trap”
Action and lay down the card in the current Zone to set
a Bear Trap. The next time a Neutral or Hostile moves
into that Zone, the trap causes 2 wounds to a single
target in the Zone (targeting priority applies), then the
card is flipped.
A Survivor standing in a Zone with a flipped Bear Trap
may prepare the trap again, unflipping the card, by
taking a “Set a Trap” Action.
• Set a Trap: Claymore Trap. A Survivor who possesses
a “Claymore Mine” Equipment card may take a “Set
a Trap” Action and lay down the card in the current
Zone to set a Claymore Trap. The next time a Neutral
or Hostile moves into that Zone, discard the card and
perform a Ranged Attack against the Zone, rolling six
dice, with Accuracy 3+ and causing 2 damage on a hit.
Keep in mind that friendly fire and targeting priority
rules apply to this attack (all Survivors standing in the
Zone may be hit by Friendly Fire when this goes off).
NEW EQUIPMENT
The following equipment will be added to the game as
replacements for some of the duplicate cards in the
core game. When replacing cards, it’s recommended
to print out the cards from the Appendix and slot
them into card sleeves on top of the original card, thus
keeping the card intact and maintaining the original
printing for the card back.
Alternatively, you may either paste the new card fronts
onto the original card using light adhesive glue so as not
to damage the original card (this may make shuffling
more difficult), or otherwise print both the front and
the back of the new cards – although the newly printed
cards are likely to stand out from the original cards
when placed facedown in a deck.
 STARTING EQUIPMENT
• Kitchen Knife. Replace one of the starting Table legs
with the Kitchen Knife. During Setup, the Survivor who
gets the Winchester 94 gets one of the remaining Table
Legs (not the Kitchen Knife). The Kitchen Knife is a
starting weapon that can remain useful in combat until
later in the scene, as it allows the Survivor to perform a
bonus Melee Action after attacking with a Weapon with
the Dual symbol in Melee Range.
HOUSE DECK EQUIPMENT
• Radio Broadcast and TV Broadcast. These cards
replace one of the Flashlight and one of the Scope cards.
Once the card is resolved, it is removed from the game,
instead of being discarded. These cards’ inclusion will
increase the challenge of the game and speed up the
early game rounds during which Survivors are tipically
searching for equipment and very few Ghouls are on
the board.
• No, Johnny, No!. Print out two of these cards and
replace two of the Karen, Poor Baby cards. These add
alternate Relative spawn conditions to the game,
increasing the variety in Relative behavior.
• Nails and Wire, Bear Trap. These will replace one
Plenty of Bullets and one Plenty of Shells items. Both
cards can be used with the new Set a Trap Action; Nails
and Wire can also be used to Craft the new Spiked Bat
Special Equipment.
• Scissors. Replaces one the Boards cards. Scissors
make it easier to use the new Craft and Set a Trap
Actions, while functioning as a last-resort weapon
against Ghouls.
• Garbage Can Lid, First Aid Kit. These cards replace
two of the Boards cards. Survivors will need all the
protection and recovery they can get to face the new
challenges, and these two Equipment will help them, (if
only slightly).
• Bourbon. Replaces one the Boards cards. Survivors
who take a swig of Bourbon can more easily deal with
Special Ghouls (namely, Relatives/Horrid Cupid, Pale
Venus/Flesh Eater and The Man in the Suit), whose
abilities can paralyze or wound from a distance, or
otherwise make them harder to attack. Bourbon is also
a Flammable Fluid, and can thus be used to Craft and
maintain flaming equipment (Torch, Flaming Arrows,
Molotov).
MELEE DECK EQUIPMENT
• Claymore Mine. Replaces one of the Machetes. This
Equipment can be used to set a very effective trap that
can eliminate Hostile (or Neutral) Actors.
• Pickaxe. Replaces one of the Machetes. A weapon
that has a chance to deal extra damage and creates the
opportunity for additional attacks.
• Sledgehammer. Replaces one of the Chainsaws.
The Sledgehammer’s combat attributes are similar to
a Torch’s, but it does not need fuel to be used. On the
other hand, there’s a significant risk that the Survivor
will lose all remaining Actions after attacking with it,
so it may be best used last during an activation.
RANGED DECK EQUIPMENT
• Bow & Arrow. Replaces one of the Sawed-Offs. A
weapon that can be useful at longer ranges and may be
able to inflict extra damage on a good roll. When paired
with Flammable Fluid, its effectiveness can be further
increased.
• Browning Automatic Rifle Replaces one of the
Sawed-Offs. A relic from the World War Two, it can
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deal good damage, but is not especially accurate and
is prone to jamming (represented by the Reload trait).
Due to the large caliber rounds being used, this weapon
does not benefit from the Plenty of Bullets equipment.
When paired with Boards, it can be set up as a BAR
emplacement.
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
• Spiked Bat. Replaces one of the Torches. A straight
upgrade from the Baseball Bat, Crafted using Nails and
Wire, can deliver one near-guaranteed heavy hit per
activation.
• Bayonet Winchester. Replaces one of the Scoped
Winchesters. Can be Crafted early on in the Scene, and
allows its wielder to hit both at close and long range,
as well as charge into battle. It is a hastily improvised
weapon, however, and may break apart with use.
• Flaming Arrows. Replaces one of Ma’s Shotguns.
This is an upgrade to the Bow & Arrow, which can be
Crafted if the Survivor has Flammable Fluid. It is
the only weapon in the game which has a chance of
dealing 3 damage on an attack. The Survivor must keep
Flammable Fluid in their inventory at all times, tho, or
this reverts back to the Bow & Arrow.
• BAR Emplacement. Replaces one of Ma’s Shotguns.
When combined with two Boards, the
Browning Assault Rifle can become
a stationary emplacement
which may be used by any
Survivor standing
on its Zone. If the
Survivor is on
Zombicide mode,
they also ignore the
weapon’s Reload trait.
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 REVISED EQUIPMENT
Some of the Euipment presented in the core NoTLD
game has received revisions to their functionality. This
is aimed at making them more versatile and generally
more balanced in their power level.
In order to update your equipment cards, it is
recommended to cut off the top of the card and paste
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the bottom (text and stats) onto your original card
using light adhesive glue in order to keep the card’s
art visible (this may make shuffling more difficult if
the card is not sleeved). You may instead print out the
entire card face presented in the Appendix and slot
them over a sleeved card, or print the front and back of
the card to replace the original card entirely (the newly
printed cards are likely to stand out from the original
cards when placed facedown in a deck).
• Boards (x2). Boards gain a new function as a way to
prevent a Barricade or Door from being opened during
the Ghouls’ Phase.
• Flashlight. The Flashlight does not allow Survivors to
go through the Decks as quickly as in the core game,
but they do allow some choice on whether to accept
found Equipment or tuck it back under the deck.
• Axe. The Axe can be thrown up to Range 1 to perform
a Ranged Action, with Accuracy 2+ and dealing 2
Damage. It must be picked back up once thrown.
• Chainsaw. A Survivor must now have a free hand in
order to perform Melee Actions with the Chainsaw.
• Katana (x2). The Katana now has a chance of dealing
2 damage (the chance increases in Zombicide mode).
• Ma’s Shotgun (x2). The weapon may be used in
Romero Mode, albeit with reduced efficiency.
• Scoped Winchester. By spending three Actions, the
Survivor may attempt a shot that deals 2 damage.
• Smith & Wesson Model 10 (x2). Once per Ghouls’
Phase, allows the Survivor to perform a Ranged Action
with -1 to the roll against a Ghoul entering Line
of Sight (this Action cannot be rerolled).
• Torch (x2). At the start of the Players’
Phase, the Torch reverts back to a
Table Leg if the Survivor does not
have Flammable Fluid in their
inventory.
• Karen’s Trowel. This deals less
damage and is more difficult to
acquire.
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NEW SURVIVOR SKILL: SNEAKY
This Expansion introduces one new, optional Survivor
skill: Sneaky. A Survivor who has this Skill may activate
Sneaky… mode, spending an Action to flip their skill
card from Loud! to Sneaky…
Ghouls (and Supporting Actors) ignore a Survivor in
Sneaky… mode when moving, unless they have Line of
Sight at Range 0-1. If the Sneaky… Survivor is inside a
Corn Field or Woods Zone, however, they will not be
noticed, even at Range 0, and even if the Supporting
Actor has the Hawk-eye skill!
At the start of every Players’ Phase, the Sneaky…
card is automatically set to the “Loud!” side. If the
Survivor has rolled more than two dice (counted
cumulatively) during their current activation, the card
is immediatelly set to “Loud!”, and they may not flip to
Sneaky... during the current Players’ Phase.
A double-sided card-sized overlay is provided in the
Appendix (page 27), which can be printed and set
over any Survivor`s ID Card, replacing that Survivor’s
original skill progression with the “Sneaky” skill
progression. You may want to use the Karen Survivor
miniature and ID Card in combination with the Sneaky
skill, if you own it, or you can choose another Survivor
to assign it to.
PLAYING THE CAMPAIGN
The Project Venus campaign consists of four Scenes
connected by an ongoing narrative, as Survivors first
find out about manipulation of the undead, then try
to learn more about the experiments, are hunted by
a shady Organization, and finally take the fight to the
enemy and attempt to end the Ghoul threat.
Equipment and experience acquired by Survivors in
each Scene will not directly carry over to the next one,
but the group should take note of how they handled
Supporting Actors, as that may have repercussions
down the line.
All the Scenes were balanced with all the custom
rules and equipment included in this file,
and with a full group of six Survivors, so
as to offer an increasingly challenging
experience when played. The last Scene
(Cousin Joe’s Long Walk) is especially
difficult, but with enough planning,
good use of Survivor Skills and the
terrain, and maybe a little luck, it is
possible to succeed.
If playing with less than six
Survivors, keep in mind that
skills that control Actor
movement, such as Taunt
and Shove, are an important
part of the skillset needed
to succeed. The Sneaky
skill is especially
useful if going for
the covert approach
in Operation Cornfield.
Difficulty may be adjusted as
instructed in the game’s core rulebook.
Good luck, and have fun trying to survive!
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campaign

PV1 THE
MISANTHROPE
SETUP

Medium / 120 Minutes
It’s been two days since we left Willard. We’ve been
searching for supplies and a safe place to rest. We
came near this farmhouse, announced ourselves as
friends. Some maladjusted type just started firing
at us from a second-floor window! Kenny was shot
dead, and a moment later, so was Claire. We took
cover. There’s plenty of Ghouls around, too, which
weirdly don’t seem to mind the psycho up in the
house. We’re going to have to break and enter if we
are to have any hope of survival...
OBJECTIVES
• Eliminate the psycho. The game is won soon as both
conditions are met simultaneously:
- The Misanthrope has been killed.
- All Survivors are inside the house.
The game is lost whenever there is at least 1 Ghoul in
the house at the end of a Players’ Phase.
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- Tiles needed: 1R, 3R, 4V, 5R, 6V, & 2V.
- Survivors start in Romero Mode, with their Romero
ID faceup.
- Setclosed Barricade, Door and Staircase tokens in
the designated places.
- TheTruck token is placed in the designated Zone.
The truck cannot be driven, and neither Survivors
nor Ghouls can move into this Zone.
- The House Equipment deck must have exactly five
Boards cards (for this Scene only, do not include the
Bourbon, Garbage Can Lid and First Aid Kit custom
cards as Boards replacements).
SCENE RULES OVERVIEW
• Creepy Basement. The Melee and Ranged Equipment
decks are only accessible from the Staircase in the large
shed on tile 5R. The Staircase token itself is treated as a
separate Zone and must first be opened in order to be
accessed by Survivors. A Survivor must be in Zombicide
mode in order to go into the Staircase token Zone.
•Go for Cover!. Immediately after placing a Barricade
token or after being fired upon by the Misanthrope
(regardless of being hit or not), the Survivor may switch
to Zombicide mode.

North

Spawn Zones
Survivor
Starting Area

Closed Closed Locked

Door Barricade Truck

Closed Staircase/ Stairway Hallway

Creepy Basement

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 SUPPORTING ACTORS’ PHASE
• Manhunter. During the Supporting Actors’ Phase,
The Misanthrope will either shoot the Survivors (or
Ghouls if no Survivors are in sight) from the house’s
second floor, or move down and confront them directly.
(check the Misanthrope’s Script on Page 9).
• Partial and Full Cover. While he is upstairs, The
Misanthrope will fire onto two exposed targets (targets
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with no cover), causing one wound to a Survivor or
eliminating a Ghoul on each shot. He cannot fire into
buildings, Corn Fields, Woods, nor into the Zones
behind buildings (marked full cover on the map).
If a target is in one of the tombstone Zones or is
immediately south of the Truck or Woods, they gain
partial cover from the Misanthrope’s shots. In that
case, The Misanthrope will fire at the target following
his standard target preference, but will roll a die for
each shot, which only hits on a result of 5 or higher.
When standing on an exterior Zone, a Survivor may
discard one Boards equipment card and take a Barricade
Action to place one Closed Barricade token on their
current Zone. If the Zone had no cover, it becomes a
Partial Cover Zone. If it was already a partial cover
Zone, it becomes Full Cover. These Barricade tokens do
not impede movement. They are affected by “Barricade
& Door Opening” and Breakers as usual.
Full Partial
Impassable
Cover Cover
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• GAME ROUND SUMMARY
• Players’ Phase: If the Misanthrope is on the board (he
has moved downstairs), he will immediately shoot any
Survivor that enters his Line of Sight, rolling a die and
causing a wound on a result of 5 or higher.
• Ghouls’ Phase: Proceed as normal.
• Supporting Actors’ Phase:
- If The Misanthrope is upstairs, he will attack up to two
targets who are not in Full Cover.
- If The Misanthrope is downstairs, he will attack up
to two Survivors he has Line of Sight to, prioritizing
targets at Range 0.
• End Phase: If The Misanthrope upstairs and there
are Survivors inside the house in tile 3R, he moves
downstairs. If he is downstairs and there are no
Survivors inside the house in tile 3R, he moves upstairs.
If he is in the Hallway and Survivors are still inside the
house, he retreats to the Stairway Zone.
THE FINAL CONFRONTATION
• Breaking and Entering. The Survivors must enter the
House, forcing the Misanthrope to move down from his
shooting position, and meet him in combat.
• Some respite, at last; The Misanthrope is killed after
suffering 12 wounds (you may use two spare dice to
mark his current wound status or mark the progress
on a piece of paper). Once he is dead, if all Survivors are
safe inside the house, the Ghouls lose all interest and
start to wander away… Read the following:
This cat was fully loaded! Guns, tomahawks, bullet
vest, the works. Likely high on something, too. Before
the dead man has any funny ideas about rising back
up to inconvenience the group again, Ben sinks a
bullet into his skull, right between the eyes.
As the Survivors search the house for anything
of use for the night, they find the floors and
walls covered in strange scribblings, full of
incoherent words and symbols, macabre drawings,
grisly pictures, death threats aimed at anyone and
everyone. Tucked in every corner they find old
World-War-Two-era equipment and memorabilia, boxes
filled with human teeth and fingerbones, torn pages
with marks counting... something?
The most striking item, however, is and an old safe
box, fully encased in lead, its door cracked open
just enough to let through the faint blue glow
coming off of a mysterious metallic-looking rod...
COMING UP NEXT...
As they continue their search in the Misanthrope’s
den, the Survivors find disturbing signs of malicious
manipulation of the dead. After leaving the haunted
place, they take back to the road. Upon reaching
the town of Derry, they come upon a small group of
Survivors, who are doing their best to retake the area
from Ghouls. The Survivors also notice a group of stern-
looking men in black suits who seem unconcerned
with their plight. The local Sheriff says these men have
government permission to conduct “operations” in
the area, no questions asked... Do they know anything
about the undead that they’re not telling the public?
- SCRIPT: THE MISANTHROPE -
The Misanthrope has been driven mad by his
experiences with war and by a constant search for
hidden knowledge. He is simultaneously paranoid
and unempathetic towards other people. The event
that turned the dead into ravenous monsters, causing
a collapse in society’s foundations, finally made him
During the Supporting Actor’s Phase, if any Survivors
are within line of sight, the Misanthrope will perform
two attacks against two Survivors (or both at the same
target, if only one is available), prioritizing targets at
Range 0. These attacks hit automatically and cause
one wound. If, during the End Phase, no Survivors are
inside the house on tile 3R, he moves back upstairs.
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Zone unless Taunted or Shoved by a Survivor (he will go
snap into a homicidal maniac. He distrusts all beings,
as far as the Hallway, but will automatically avoid any
living or undead, and will shoot on sight. His contact
attempts of further manipulation). A Survivor trying
with radioactive materials has also made him strangely
to move into or away from the Misanthrope’s Zone
undetectable by Ghouls.
counts him as if he were a Ghoul for the purposes of
movement rules.
TM1. SHOOTING FROM UPSTAIRS
• Staircase Shootout. After The Misanthrope comes
• Get Off my Lawn. The Misanthrope begins the
down to the Stairway, anytime a Survivor moves into
Scene off the board (he is in the second floor of the
his Line of Sight, he immediately shoots (rolling a
farmhouse). While he is upstairs, on every Supporting
die and causing a wound on a result of 5 or higher).
Actors’ Phase, he will shoot at exposed or partially
When a Survivor attempts a Melee Action against The
covered targets below. If during the End Phase one or
more Survivors are inside the house on tile 3R, The Misanthrope’s Zone, each of the two combatants rolls
Misanthrope will come downstairs to confront them a die. If the Survivor’s result is higher, they may roll
(see section TM2). their attack as normal, dealing the usual damage per
hit. If not, the attack has been blocked (the Action is
• Shooting Range.From a window on the second floor spent, and no Melee Action roll is made).
of the house, The Misanthrope has a commanding view
Any Ranged Actions against The Misanthrope’s Zone
of the farmland below. On each Supporting Actor’s
suffer a -1 to their die results, and he only sustains one
Phase, he will fire at two different targets (or the
wound from each success in any Ranged Action. If a
same target twice if no other valid target is available).
Molotov is thrown against the Misanthrope, he suffers
A target hit by one of The Misanthrope’s attacks will
2 wounds and will immediately retreat upstairs.
receive one wound (if the target is a Survivor) or be
immediately eliminated (if it is a Ghoul). The attacks The Misanthrope is eliminated after suffering a total of
hit automatically if the target is fully exposed. If the 12 wounds.
target is in Partial Cover, roll a die: The
Misanthrope hits on a result of 5 or higher.
If Survivors can be fired at (they are
either exposed on have partial cover only)
the Misanthrope will target them (exposed
Survivors are targeted first). If more than
two Survivors are valid targets, he will
prioritize the holder of the First Player token
first, the next player (clockwise) next, and
so on (if the affected player controls more
than one Survivor, they may choose which
one is targeted). If only one Survivor is a valid
target, that Survivor will receive both attacks.
If no Survivors are valid targets for a shot
(because they are all in full cover), the Psycho
will fire upon Ghouls, aiming at the one
closest to the white spawn, and then the one
closest to the violet spawn. If multiple valid
Ghoul targets are in the same Zone or are at
equal distances from the targeted spawn,
the Survivors may pick which Ghoul The
Misanthrope will shoot. Ghouls ignore The
Misanthrope completely. Partial Cover rules
also applies to Ghouls.

TM2. THE FINAL CONFRONTATION

• Inside the Den. At the start of the Supporting
Actors’ Phase, if a Survivor is inside the house
on tile 3R, instead of shooting targets in the
field, The Misanthrope will appear on the
Stairway Zone (you may use Deputy Vince’s
miniature to represent him, if you have it, or
the token found in the Appendix section).

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 PV2 OPERATION
CORNFIELD
Hard / 90 Minutes
Just a couple days ago, we were taking shelter in
the house of a misanthrope that tried to kill us
(we got rid of him), and we found chilling tapes and
pictures of someone meddling with radiation and
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OBJECTIVES
• Silent or Deadly. The game is won when, at the end of
a Players’ Phase:
- All three pieces of Evidence have been collected, and:
- Sheriff is not Hostile, all Survivors are in tile 3V and
no Ghouls are in the tile, or Sheriff and Agent are both
dead and all Survivors are in an Escape Zone.
Unless Sheriff and Agent are both dead, the game is

dead bodies. Really dark stuff.
We kept moving and reached Derry. Found a handful
survivors here trying to reclaim the place from the
dead, but there`s something fishy, too: some shady
organization has set up a base in one of the town
houses. They’re not telling anyone anything, but
they’re clearly connected to current events.
We’ve convinced the local Sheriff to let us join him
in a Ghoul hunt right by the organization’s place.
All the messing around with the undead should
prove a good enough distraction to allow someone
to sneak inside and find the information we need.
SCRIPTED PERFORMANCES
Operation Cornfield is an advanced Scene, which
includes rules to control the behavior of two “Supporting
Actors” (Sheriff and Agent). These Actors have their
own skills, movement patterns and reactions to
Survivors and Ghouls under different circumstances,
which allow for multiple paths to success in the Scene.
One or more experienced players should familiarize
themselves with the Scripts for each of the Supporting
Actors before the game.
lost when a Molotov is thrown into a Corn Field Zone.
SCENE SETUP
- Tiles needed: 1V, 2R, 4V, 3V, 5R, 6R.
- Survivors start in Romero Mode, with their Romero
ID faceup. All Survivors start with their XP marker
set to 4.
- Setclosed Barricade, Door and Staircase tokens, as
well as the Sheriff and Agent miniatures or tokens,
in the designated places.
- TheCar token is placed in the designated Zone.
Survivors cannot enter or drive the Car.
- Randomly draw two sets of two facedown Ranged
Equipment and two Melee Equipment and shuffle
each of them. These will form the Weapon Stash
decks.
- Randomly draw two sets of two facedown House, one
Ranged and one Melee Equipment cards and shuffle
each of them. These will form the Actors’ Inventories.
- Set aside the Weapon Stash and Inventory Decks.
- Randomly draw one facedown Ghoul Spawn card and
set it in the Basement Zone.

North
2x Weapon
Stash Decks:
Shed/Car

2x Inventory
Decks:
Sheriff/Agent

Survivor
Starting Area Spawn Zones Evidence Basement

Closed Door/Barricade/Stairs Police Car

Weapon Sheriff’s Agent’s

Stash Starting Zone Starting Zone

Off-limits Escape
Zones Zones

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 SCENE RULES OVERVIEW
• Fighting the Plague. Immediately after eliminating
a Ghoul that is in a Corn Field or Woods Zone, the
Survivor may switch to Zombicide mode. If both
Supporting Actors are killed, all Survivors may switch
to Zombicide Mode.
• Weapon Stashes. There are two weapon stashes in the
board in which Melee and Ranged equipment cards are
available (one for the shed in tile 5R, the other for the
Car in tile 1V). Each of these has four equipment cards
which are shuffled together during setup. A Survivor
performing a Search Action in this Zone may take the
top card in the Deck. Survivors may Search from these
decks even if they are in Romero mode.
• Collecting Evidence. There are three locations in tile
2R (the Basement, the Main Room, and the Side Room)
in which Evidence can be collected. A Survivor may
perform a Search Action to collect Evidence once on
each of these Zones (the Survivor may take a token to
represent the evidence, such as an unused barricade
token, or a printed Evidence token). Collecting Evidence
immediately grants that Survivor 3XP.
• Ghoulish Basement. The Organization is using the
Basement to experiment on Ghouls. Immediately after
the Stairs door is opened, draw the Ghoul Spawn card
that was set in the basement, perform the card’s Orange
Danger Level spawn in this Zone, then discard it.
• Infested Plantation. When Ghouls spawn on the
White Spawn Zone, use the spawn corresponding to a
Danger level one higher than current (up to Red level).
The White Spawn cannot be removed from its Zone.
• Playing with Fire. Molotovs are messy and loud. If
a Molotov ever goes off in an off-limits Zone, Sheriff
immediately goes Hostile. If a Molotov goes off in a Corn
Fields Zone while either Sheriff or Agent are alive, the
Scene is lost: the Survivors’ cover is blown, and backup
from the Organization will be here in no time.
SUPPORTING ACTORS
• Expanded Cast. Two Supporting Actors have parts
in this Scene (Sheriff and Agent). You may use the
Chief McClelland and Johnny miniatures to represent
them, or print the tokens presented in the Appendix
section. These Actors are initially Neutral towards the
Survivors, but may become Hostile due to Scene events.
• Supporting Actors’ Phase. This Scene introduces
one additional Phase to the game, to be executed
immediately after the Ghouls’ Phase during each game
round. The Supporting Actors are activated in this
Phase according to their Scripts (check pages 4 and 5).
• Patrol Routes. Supporting Actors will attempt to move
in a set patrol pattern, one Zone at a time. Once they
reach the end of their route, they will turn around and
move back the way they came from. It is recommended
to keep their miniatures or tokens facing the way they
are currently moving towards.
• Supporting Actor Inventories. The Supporting
Actors (Sheriff and Agent) have Inventory decks of
their own. If they are eliminated, their Inventory deck
is set in the Zone in which they were killed (a Molotov
will destroy the Inventory, however). By performing a
Search Action in this Zone, the Survivor may draw one
or two cards from this pile. Survivors may Search from
these decks even if they are in Romero mode.
• Off-limits Zones. The Survivors are not allowed in
tiles 1V or 2R. The Supporting Actors are constantly
watching for intruders, even during the Players’ Phase:
Sheriff will alert Agent if he sees movement, and Agent
will kill any intruder he sees. Both will notice intruders
if they have Line of Sight at Range 0-2, even if the
Survivor only passes through. Both can see one Zone
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into corn fields or woods – unless the target is Sneaky…)
• Hostile. If Supporting Actors become Hostile, their
behavior changes (check each Actor’s Script). You may
want to switch their miniatures from the Romero to
Zombicide equivalents, or flip their tokens to the red
arrow side, in order to keep track of hostility.
• Scripts. Each Supporting Actor has a Script which
explains their behavior, detailed on pages 13 and 14.
Each time the Script instructs Supporting Actors to
eliminate a Ghouls, the Survivors decide which Ghoul
to eliminate amongst eligible targets.
• GAME ROUND SUMMARY
• Players’ Phase: Proceed as normal, but remember that
any time a Survivor is sighted while in an off-limits
Zone, there will be immediate consequences.
• Ghouls’ Phase: Sheriff and Agent only attract Ghouls
that have Line of Sight to them at Range 0-1. Ghoul
activation may cause the Supporting Actors to be killed
if they are swarmed (check Scripts).
• Supporting Actors’ Phase:
- Sheriff will first deal with nearby Ghouls; if he’s Hostile
he will then deal with players; finally, he will move.
- Agent will deal with nearby Ghouls, and then move.
• End Phase: Proceed as normal.
THE POLICE CAR
• Interacting with the Car. The Car in this Scene
cannot be driven or entered, but it can be interacted
with in three different ways by a Survivor in its Zone:
- Weapon Stash: The Survivor may Search from the
Car’s Weapon Stash Deck.
- Honk: By spending one Action, the Survivor will
Honk. Agent will immediately move up to two Zones
towards the car, disregarding any Ghouls. The second
time the car is honked, Agent turns Hostile.
- Explode: If a Molotov is thrown into the Car’s Zone,
the Car is set aflame. At the end of the Player’s Phase,
the Car is destroyed along with its Weapons Stash ,
and all Actors in tile 1V are eliminated. Agent then
moves up to four Zones towards the car; Sheriff will
also move to his initial board position (both move
immediately after the explosion if they are alive,
disregarding any Ghouls in the way).
• Car Search Route. If the Car is honked or exploded,
Agent will immediately head towards the car by the
shortest possible route. Once he reaches the Car’s
Zone, he will do one full sweep of the surrounding
area, moving one Zone at a time, and then return to his
original Patrol Route (check Agent’s Script).
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 MISSION ACCOMPLISHED • Blown Cover. If all the Evidence has been collected,
both Sheriff and Agent are dead and the Survivors
• Covert Operation. If the Survivors have managed
are in an Escape Zone, the Survivors no longer have
to collect all evidence, have cleared the Corn Fields
to deal with the Ghouls in the Corn Field. The Scene is
and reassembled together (Sheriff is not Hostile, all
successfully completed. Read the following:
Survivors are on tile 3V and there are no Ghouls in that
tile), then the mission has been successfully completed, We torched the place. The house, the corn fields,
and their cover is kept. Read the following: the bodies. The Sheriff may have not been in on all
this, but that Agent was rotten to the core, and we
Alright, we’ve done it, and they don’t suspect a
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now know it for sure.

thing. We now know whoever is working on the living
dead works through in a large organization with
ties to the Government. Who knows, maybe their
experiments have been the cause for all this? We
need to dig deeper...
For now, we’ll lay low and hope that by the time
they notice the missing stuff, we’ll be far away
enough that they can’t catch us.
OPERATION CORNFIELD: FULL MAP
We’ve burned everything, but we kept the folders
full of documents detailing disgusting experiments
with the dead... Now we need to get moving and hope
the Organization won’t be able to track us down.
COMING UP NEXT...
It will take some time before the Survivors have fully
examined the documents they have collected. Make
notes on how the Scene ended: was the Survivors’ cover
blown? Were Sheriff or Agent Hostile or killed? These
conditions will influence how the next Scene is played.

North

Survivor
Starting Area Spawn Zones

Evidence Basement

Closed Door/Barricade/Stairs

Weapon Stash Car

Off-limits Escape
Zones Zones

Sheriff’s Agent’s
Starting Zone Starting Zone

Sheriff’s Patrol Agent’s Patrol

Car Search Route

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- SCRIPT: SHERIFF -
Sheriff is mainly interested in clearing the area of
Ghouls. He agreed to let the Survivors take part in this
task, and has no idea of the group’s covert objectives.
Sheriff will follow his patrol route to the best of his
ability, eliminating any Ghouls that stand in his way.
S1. PLAYERS’S PHASE
• Hawk-eyed. Sheriff has Line of Sight up to 1 Zone into
Corn Fields and Woods (unless the target is “Sneaky…”).
• Vigilant. Once per Players’ Phase, if one or more
Survivors pass by Sheriff’s Line of Sight while in an
off-limit Zone at Range 0-2, Agent immediately moves
2 Zones towards that location.
• Unmovable. Sheriff cannot be Taunted or Shoved.
• Catch This. If Ghouls are Shoved into Sheriff’s Zone,
he immediately eliminates one Ghoul at Range 0.
• Neutral. Unless he’s Hostile, Sheriff does not impede
movement for Survivors.
• Goes up Easy. Sheriff dies after suffering one wound.
• Going Hostile: Sheriff goes Hostile if:
- A Survivor attacks him, or attack Agent while he is in
Sheriff’s Line of Sight, or;
- A Molotov explodes in an off-limits Zone.
S2. GHOULS’ PHASE
• Sneaky. When moving, Ghouls ignore Sheriff, unless
they have Line of Sight at range 0-1 (he then counts as a
single Survivor for Ghoul movement).
• Swarmed. If two or more Ghouls activate when at
Range 0 of Sheriff, roll one die and check the result.
Sheriff eliminates that many Ghouls and then dies.
Sheriff’s
Starting Zone
Sheriff’s
Patrol Route
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S3. SUPPORTING ACTORS’ PHASE
• Attack: at the start his activation, Sheriff checks
each of the following situations in the order they are
described below, acts accordingly, and then proceeds
to Move:
• Are there Ghouls at Range 0?
- Yes: Sheriff eliminates up to two Ghouls and Shoves
the remaining Ghouls one Zone off to the East.
- No: Check if there are Ghouls at Range 1.
• Are there Ghouls at Range 1?
- Yes: If he has not Shoved during this phase, Sheriff
eliminates up to two Ghouls at Range 1.
- No, or he has already Shoved: Sheriff does nothing.
• Is Sheriff Hostile?
- Yes: He performs up to two ranged Actions against
Survivors in his Line of Sight at Range 0-2, hitting
automatically and causing one wound for each hit.
- No: Sheriff does nothing.
• Move: If Sheriff is Neutral, he will attempt to patrol. If
he is Hostile, he will seek Survivors out. He checks each
of the following situations in order, acts accordingly,
then ends his activation for this round.
• Is Sheriff Hostile?
- Yes: He moves up to two Zones, following the same
behavior as standard Ghouls. He stops moving if he is
at Range 1 of a Survivor or closer.
- No: He attempts to continue his patrol (see below).
• If Sheriff is continuing his patrol:
- If there are no Ghouls in the next patrol Zone: Sheriff
moves into the next Zone in his patrol route.
- If there are any Ghouls in the next patrol Zone: Sheriff
does nothing.
S4. DEATH
• Inventory: If Sheriff dies, all Survivors gain 2 XP. Set
all the cards from his Inventory in the Zone where he
died. By performing a Search Action in this Zone, the
Survivor may draw one or two cards from this pile.
Remember to take note of whether he went Hostile or
was killed, once the Scene ends.
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 - SCRIPT: AGENT -
Agent is tasked with securing the Forward Operating
Base where the Organization has set up their observation
bureau for the Ghoul incident. He does not care for the
locals and is fully prepared to eliminate anyone that
presents a threat to his operation.
A1. PLAYERS’S PHASE
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• Eagle-eyed: Agent has Line of Sight up to 1 Zone into
Corn Fields and Woods (unless the target is “Sneaky…”).
If Agent moves into a trapped Zone while following his
Patrol Route, he goes Hostile and the trap is discarded.
• Trained Killer: If a Survivor passes by Agent’s Line
of Sight while in an off-limits Zone at Range 0-2, Agent
immediately kills the trespasser. The Scene is over.
• Wrathful: If Agent is Taunted or Shoved, he inflicts
one wound upon all Actors in the Zone he lands in.
• Catch This: If Ghouls are Shoved into Agent’s Zone,
immediately roll one die and check the result. He
eliminates that many Ghouls at Range 0.
• Blocks Movement: It costs one extra Action to move
out of a Zone if Agent is in it.
• Car Search: If the Car is Honked or Exploded, Agent
abandons his current route and moves directly towards
the Car (until he reaches it, this becomes his active
route). After he reaches the Car, he runs a “Car Search”
route once, and then resumes his standard Patrol.
• Shoot Back: If a targeted by a Survivor or trap attack
which fails to eliminate him, Agent immediately shoots
back, killing all Survivors standing in his Line of Sight.
• Bulletproof: If attacked by Survivors, Agent is
immune to attacks that cause a single damage.
• Going Hostile: Agent goes Hostile if:
- A Survivor attacks him, or attack Sheriff while he is in
Agent’s Line of Sight, or;
- Agent has been Shoved for the second time, or the Car
has been Honked for the second time in the Scene, or;
- Agent finds a trap while he is in his Patrol Route.
After he goes Hostile, Agent will consider all Zones in the
board to be off-limits to the Survivors.
Agent’s Car Search Car Search Agent’s
Patrol Route Route Start/End Starting Zone
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A2. GHOULS’S PHASE
• Sneaky: When moving, Ghouls ignore Agent, unless
they have Line of Sight at range 0-1 (he then counts as a
single Survivor for Ghoul movement).
• Swarmed: If three or more Ghouls activate when at
Range 0 of Agent, roll two dice and check the result.
Agent eliminates that many Ghouls and then dies.
A3. SUPPORTING ACTORS’S PHASE
• Attack: at the start his activation, Agent checks each
of the following situations in order, acts accordingly,
then proceeds to Move:
• Are there Ghouls at Range 0?
- Yes: Agent eliminates two Ghouls and Shoves the
remaining Ghouls one Zone off to the South.
- No: Check if there are Ghouls at Range 1.
• Are there Ghouls at Range 1?
- Yes: If he has not Shoved during this phase, Agent
eliminates two Ghouls at Range 1.
- No, or he has already Shoved: Sheriff does nothing.
• Move: Agent usually moves following one of three
active routes: he’ll either be following his standard
Patrol; quickly making his way towards the Car after
a Honk/Explosion; or performing a “Car Search”. He
checks each of the following situations in order, acts
accordingly, then ends his activation for this round.
• Is Agent’s current Zone within his active route?
- Yes: He attempts to follow his active route (see below).
- No: He moves up to three Zones to reach a Zone within
his desired route, ignoring Ghouls in the way.
• If Agent is following his active route:
- If there are no Ghouls in the next route Zone: Agent
moves into the next Zone in his active route.
- If there are any Ghouls in the next patrol Zone: Agent
eliminates one Ghoul and does not move.
A4. DEATH
• Inventory: If Agent dies, all Survivors gain 4 XP. Set
all the cards from his Inventory in the Zone where he
died. By performing a Search Action in this Zone, the
Survivor may draw one or two cards from this pile.
Remember to take note of whether he was killed, once
the Scene ends.
PV3 KNOCK,
KNOCK!
Hard / 90 Minutes
OBJECTIVES
• Hit and Run. The game is won when, at the end of a
Players’ Phase:
- The Violet Spawn has been removed.
- All Survivors are inside the house in tiles 1R or 3R,
They’re here! They’ve found us! and all doors and barricades in the house are closed.
We had been taking turns to watch for incoming The game is lost whenever there is at least 1 Ghoul in
Ghouls - or, worse yet, goons from the Organization the house at the end of a Players’ Phase.

that has been experimenting with the living dead.
Our group has been on the run after infiltrating
one of their local bases and collecting evidence
about their dirty deeds, but it seems they won’t
stop tailing us... so we’ll strike back at them.
Helen concocted a plan: according to documents
we’ve found, Ghouls get extremely excited in the
presence of a certain blue glowing radioactive
material. So, what we do is: we take a piece off this
stuff we found back in some lunatic’s place, throw
it into their office, fill it with Ghouls, and run.
Since they seem to have found us, there’s no time to
waste: let’s get this done!
ENEMIES AND ALLIES
Knock, Knock! Introduces three Supporting Actors:
Operative is a human adversary that can shoot down
Survivors at range; The Man in the Suit is a Ghoul that
accelerates nearby Ghouls; Sheriff is a friendly Actor
that Survivors control directly (if Sheriff was Hostile
or was killed during Operation Cornfield, however, he
will not appear as a Supporting Actor in this Scene).
The Supporting Actors’ Scripts are available on page 17.
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PREVIOUSLY ON...
If Survivors have not played the previous Scene in
the Campaign (Operation Cornfield), proceed with
the standard Setup. If the Scene was played, check
“Alternate Scene Setup” for additional instructions.
SCENE SETUP
- Tiles needed: 1V, 2R, 4V, 3V, 5R, 6R.
- Survivors start in Romero Mode, with their Romero
ID faceup. All Survivors start with their XP set to 8.
- Set Barricade, Door and Truck tokens as shown below.
Set the Sheriff, Operative and The Man in the Suit’s
miniatures/tokens in their starting Zones.
- Each Survivor draws one Equipment from Melee or
Ranged deck and gains that Equipment.
- Draw and reveal one Melee and one Ranged
Equipment. Set these aside: these will form Sheriff’s
initial Inventory.
ALTERNATE SCENE SETUP
- If neither Sheriff not Agent were killed nor Hostile
during Operation Cornfield: Each Survivor may
choose start in any interior Zone on tiles 1R, 3R or 5R.

North

Sheriff’s
Inventory

Survivor
Starting Area Spawn Zones Upstairs

Closed Door/Barricade Open Door/Stairs

Garage Truck Undrivable

Storage External Zones

Sheriff’s Operative’s The Man in the

Starting Zone Starting Zone Suit’s Starting Zone

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 - IfSheriff was Hostile or killed during Operation
Cornfield: Do not place the Sheriff miniature or
token in tile 3R. Instead, place a Relative Ghoul on
the White Spawn Zone. All Survivors start with 2
additional XP and draw one House Equipment card.
They may choose to keep or discard the equipment.
- IfAgent was killed during Operation Cornfield:
Randomly draw one Melee and one Ranged equipment
and set them faceup in the Interior Zone on tile 1R.
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Survivors may Search to pick up one or both of those
cards. All Survivors start with 4 additional XP.
SCENE RULES OVERVIEW
• Know Your Enemy. Immediately after eliminating
Operative or The Man in the Suit, a Survivor may switch
to Zombicide mode. When the Violet Spawn is removed,
all Survivors may switch to Zombicide mode.
• Garage Storage. Survivors may draw from either
the House, Melee or Ranged equipment decks when in
the Zone marked as “Garage Storage”. If drawing from
the House deck in that Zone, Survivors may draw an
additional card. Survivors may Search from all three
decks, even if they are in Romero mode.
• Upstairs. The Zone marked “Upstairs” on the map
represents the house’s second floor. The Open Stairs
token separating Upstairs from the hallway in front
count as a Zone in itself (it thus takes two move Actions
to go from the hallway to Upstairs).
SCENE PART 1: THE OFFICE (VIOLET STAGE)
• Special Spawns. The first part of the Scene (up until
the Violet Spawn is removed) is the “Violet Stage”. In
this stage, during the Ghouls’ spawn, do not draw
cards for neither the Violet nor the Yellow Spawns.
The White, Violet and Yellow spawn Zones cannot be
destroyed or moved by Molotov explosions.
• Goons ‘n Ghouls. Whenever a Relative would spawn
from any source, Operative will spawn in the Violet
Spawn Zone. Do the same when a Barricade/Door
Opening card is drawn (after resolving its effect).
If Operative is already on the board, spawn The Man in
the Suit on the White Spawn Zone instead. If both are
on the board, Operative gets and additional activation
whenever either would be spawned.
• Who’s There? If at the end of a Players’ Phase there
are eight or more Ghouls and no Survivors inside an
interior Zone in tile 4R, and the Barricade and Door in
this Zone are both closed, eliminate all Ghouls in the
interior Zones in this tile and remove the Violet Spawn.
All Survivors gain 4XP. This ends the Scene’s Violet
stage and starts the “Yellow Stage”.
SCENE PART 2: THE HORDE (YELLOW STAGE)
• The Horde Cometh! Immediately after the Violet
spawn Zone is removed, move the White Spawn token
onto the Yellow Spawn Zone, draw a Spawn card and
resolve it in that Zone. From this point on, Ghouls will
also spawn normally on the Yellow Spawn token.
• The Man in the Yellow Suit. In this stage, Operative
will no longer spawn. When a Relative spawn or
Barricade/Door Opening card is drawn, The Man in the
Suit spawns in the White Spawn Zone instead. If he is
already in the board, The Man in the Suit gets an extra
activation (this does not activate nearby Ghouls).
• Going Upstairs. During this stage, Ghouls that do not
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have Line of Sight to any Survivors will no longer move
towards the largest group. Instead, they will move
towards the “Upstairs” Zone.
• Expanded Cast. Three Supporting Actors have parts in
this Scene (Sheriff, Operative and The Man in the Suit).
You may use Chief McClelland and Johnny’s miniatures
to represent Sheriff and Operative, or print the tokens
provided in the Appendix. The Man in the Suit should be
represented by the unique Walker miniature (marked
13 under its base). Each Actors’ specific behavior is
described in page 17.
• GAME ROUND SUMMARY (VIOLET STAGE)
• Players’ Phase: Cards that would spawn Relatives will instead
spawn/activate Supporting Actors.
• Ghouls’ Phase: The Man in the Suit activates as if he were a
regular walker Ghoul. Whenever a spawn card would spawn
a Relative, instead spawn Operative in the Violet Spawn
Zone. Do the same when a Barricade/Door Opening is drawn,
after resolving its effect.
If Operative is already on the board, spawn The Man in the
Suit in the White Spawn Zone instead. If both are on the
board, Operative gets an additional activation.
• Supporting Actors’ Phase:
- The Man in the Suit activates (activating nearby Ghouls).
- Operative moves, and then attacks.
- Sheriff takes up to two Actions.
• End Phase: Proceed as normal.
• GAME ROUND SUMMARY (YELLOW STAGE)
• Players’ Phase: Same as in the Violet Phase.
• Ghouls’ Phase: The Man in the Suit activates as if he were a
regular Walker Ghoul. Whenever a spawn card would spawn
a Relative, instead spawn The Man in the Suit in the White
Spawn Zone. Do the same when a Barricade/Door Opening
is drawn, after resolving its normal effect.
If The Man in the Suit is already in the board, he gets an
additional activation (but does not activate nearby Ghouls).
• Supporting Actors’ Phase: same as the Violet Phase.
• End Phase: Proceed as normal.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
• Ghoul Who? If the Survivors have managed to
turn the Ghouls against the Organization (they have
removed the Violet Spawn) and have endured the
onslaught of the Ghoul Horde (all Survivors are inside
the house and all Barricades and Doors are closed), they
have succeeded in this Scene. Read the following:
We have survived another night. It appears
something must have set off the Ghouls and
attracted them to the radioactive rod we have
been storing upstairs. By dawn, the area was again
empty. The Ghouls we had barricaded inside the
Organization’s office seem to have broken out, but
not before decorating the place with the entrails
of a half dozen operatives.
We raided the office, picked up as many folders
and tapes as we could, and moved on. We can never
stay in one place for long, at least not until this
situation is finally over.
COMING UP NEXT...
It’s time for the final push. Take note on whether
Sheriff survived this Scene, and get ready to strike at
the heart of the Organization in Blairsville.
- SCRIPTS: KNOCK, KNOCK! -
THE MAN IN THE SUIT
• Dark Experiment. This Ghoul has some sort of
resonance effect with the surrounding living dead.
Maybe he is an advanced experiment, or his body
reacted differently to the Organization’s procedures.
• A Bit Like a Regular Ghoul. During the Ghouls’ Phase,
treat The Man in the Suit exactly as if he were a regular
Walker Ghoul. Starting at Red Danger Level, the Man
in the Suit is tougher to take out: it takes a hit from a
two-damage attack to eliminate him from the board.
Eliminating The Man in the Suit nets the Survivor 1XP.
• Additional Activation. When The Man in the Suit
activates during the Supporting Actor’s Phase, he and
every other Ghoul at a certain distance (depending
on danger lever) with a clear path to him gain one
activation. This distance is measured in movement
steps, regardless of Line of Sight. After this activation,
The Man in the Suit’s participation in this Phase ends.
• Shrugs off damage. The Man in the Suit is eliminated
with one damage (this increases to two at Red Danger
Level), but whenever he would take damage roll a die:
on a result of 5 or 6, he ignores all damage.
The Man in the Suit’s
Activation Range
Blue Level
Yellow Level
Orange/Red
*requires two damage to eliminate
upon reaching Red Level. Level*
OPERATIVE
• Hostile. Operative is a Hostile that goes out on the field,
with a mission to seek out threats to the Organization.
He has undergone some sort of procedure that makes
Ghouls oblivious to his presence. Operative may be
Taunted or Shoved as if he were a Walker Ghoul.
• Seek the weak. Any time Operative activates, he will
first move one space, towards the Zone with the fewest
survivors in it, stopping if he has Line of Sight at Range
0-2. If there is a tie in Survivor count, he moves towards
the Survivor that has sustained the most wounds, and
then to the closest. If the tie persists, Survivors choose.
When Operative activates, he automatically opens
Doors (but not Barricades) in his Zone.
• Attack at Range. After moving, if any Survivor is in
his Line of Sight at Ranges 0-2, Operative will attack
once, hitting automatically and causing one wound.
After attacking or if no valid target is present, Operative
ends his activation.
• Quick on his feet. Operative is eliminated with one
damage, but whenever he would take damage roll a die:
on a result of 5 or 6, he ignores all damage. He is also
last in targeting priority for Ranged and Car Attacks.
Eliminating Operative nets the survivor 1XP.
SHERIFF
• A Friend. Sheriff is an Ally controlled collectively by
the Survivors (the Player holding the First Player token
has the final decision if needed). For most purposes,
Sheriff is considered an unwounded Survivor that is
in Zombicide mode (the Scene is not failed if he dies,
however). Sheriff fully trusts the Survivors at this
point, so if they target him with a Melee or Ranged
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Action, he dies (no die roll is needed).
• Two Actions. Sheriff can do two Actions during his
activation. These can be any Action a Survivor would
do, (except if it would cost more than two Actions, such
as Encourage or Shoving a large amount of Ghouls).
• Sharpshooter. By doing the appropriate Melee Action
(at Range 0) or Ranged Action (at Ranges 1-2), Sheriff
automatically hits a target he has Line of Sight to,
dealing one damage. If he spends two Actions, he hits
for two damage. The Man in the Suit and Operative may
still avoid this damage with a die roll.
• Hawk-eyed. Sheriff has Line of Sight up to one Zone
into Woods Zones and can perform Ranged Actions
through closed Barricades.
• Sneaky. Sheriff is ignored by all Actors unless
they have Line of Sight to him at Range 0-1 (he goes
completely unnoticed if he is inside a Woods Zone).
• Shove. Sheriff can Shove once per activation. Note
that he needs to have enough avaliable Actions to
Shove, according to the “Limited Shove” rules.
• Inventory. Sheriff’s Inventory can hold up to three
cards. Equipment stats do not generally affect him,
but if he does not have weapons with Ranged or Melee
Accuracy stats, he cannot perform the corresponding
Actions. If Sheriff is killed, his Inventory cards are
dropped in the Zone he was in, and up to two of his
Equipment can be picked up with one Search Action.
• Goes up Easy. Sheriff dies after receiving one wound.
• Sniper Perch. If Sheriff has a Scoped Winchester in
his Inventory he gains the Sniper Skill. If he does, while
he is in the Upstairs Zone, he may perform Ranged
Actions against targets in all exterior Zones on tiles 5R
and 2V, except for the ones directly South of the garage.
These Actions hit automatically and deal two damage.
Sheriff’s Sniper Perch Coverage Area
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 PV4 COUSIN JOE'S OBJECTIVES
• Destroy the installation. The scene is won as soon as
LONG WALK both the following objectives have both been achieved:
Very Hard / 120 Minutes - Pale Venus has been eliminated.
- The Violet Spawn has been removed.
A few things we’ve learned: The Scene is failed if Cousin Joe is eliminated before the
The radiation that has caused this situation wasn’t Violet Spawn has been removed.
an accident, and it’s not from outer space. It’s
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still coming from an underground installation in SCENE SETUP

Blairsville.
Also: redheads. Due to some freak genetic reaction,
Ghouls seem to be more active when they’re around
redheads (it was hard to tell last week, that man in
the suit stirring up the dead was fully gray).
So, Blairsville. Cousin Joe (a ginger himself) passed
away just before the dead began to rise. Judy was
invited to the wake. He might be still be in the
funeral home. So what we do is: we find Cousin Joe,
we tie him up, hang the blue-glowing rod (we now
know it’s Cesium - highly radioactive) around his
neck. We nudge Joe into the installation, we blow
the place up along with all the Ghouls and the
Organization’s equipment.
Sounds impossible enough to be worth a try.
- Tiles needed: 6V, 3V, 5V, 2R, 4V, 1R.
- Survivors start in Romero Mode, with their Romero ID
faceup. All Survivors start with their XP marker at 12.
- Set Closed Door and Closed Stairs tokens as shown
below. Set the Cousin Joe and Pale Venus miniatures/
tokens in their starting Zones.
- Each Survivor draws two House Equipment and one
Melee or Ranged Equipment from the deck of their
choice and gains that equipment (they may choose to
keep or discard a card after seeing it).
- Take two sets of two Melee and two Ranged Equipment,
shuffle each of them. Assign one set as a Weapon Stash
deck for the Car and another for the Backroom.

CLIMATIC ENCOUNTER Weapon

Survivor Stashes
This is the final Scene on the Project Venus Campaign. Starting Area Spawn Zones
Survivors will start with some equipment already at
hand and at a high level of adrenaline, ready to face the
final encounter against the terrifying Pale Venus and
Horrid Cupid, and to use Cousin Joe’s power to destroy Closed Door Car Closed Stairs
the Organization’s nefarious installation once and
for all (Scripts for the three Supporting Actors can be
found on page 20).
This is going to be an very challenging Scene to complete Cousin Joe’s Pale Venus’s Undrivable Tombstones
successfully, but it is the only chance the Survivors Starting Zone Starting Zone External Zones
have of dealing significant damage to the Organization
and maybe end the Ghoul threat.

North

2x Weapon
Stash Decks:
Backroom/Car

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 PREVIOUSLY ON...
If Survivors have not played the previous mission in the
Campaign (Knock, Knock!), or if Sheriff was not alive at
the end of that Scene, proceed with the standard Setup.
If Sheriff was alive at the end of Knock, Knock!, after
completing the standard Setup, the Survivors start
with 2 less XP and may each perform one Trade Action
with any other Survivor. Once that is done, read the
following excerpt, and then start the Scene.
Poor Sheriff was the one handling the Cesium.
Started vomiting and shaking one day, was dead the
next. We’ll probably all have cancer sooner rather
than later, too. Can’t worry about that now.
SCENE RULES OVERVIEW
• Hey, Joe. If a Survivor interacts with Cousin Joe by
taunting, shoving, tying up, pushing or pulling him,
that Survivor may switch to Zombicide mode.
• Weapon Stashes. Survivors standing in a Zone with a
Weapon Stash may draw from its respective deck when
performing a Search Action. The Backroom’s Weapon
Stash is on Tile 2R. If the Car moves, its Weapon Stash
moves with it. Note that all Survivors may Search from
Weapon Stashes, even if they are in Romero mode.
• Spawn Zones. During the Ghouls’ spawn, do not
draw a Spawn card for the Violet Spawn. Whenever a
Relative would spawn from any source, spawn Horrid
Cupid on the Violet Spawn Zone instead (or activate her
if she is already in the board). The Violet and the White
Spawns cannot be moved.
Additionally, the Yellow Spawn will always spawn
based on the Yellow Danger Level for its respective
spawn card, regardless of the current Danger Level.
• Terrifying Undead. During this Scene, use one
Relative miniature to represent Cousin John (Johnny’s
is recommended), and another to represent Horrid
Child (Karen’s is recommended). Do not use a third
relative miniature, even if you have one. Use the tall
woman Ghoul miniature (included in the Dead of Night
box) for Pale Venus, or print a token to represent her.
THE FUNERAL HOME
• Cold Storage. The Ghouls on the Yellow Spawn Zone
are initially dormant and will not activate until the
door to the Zone is first opened (either by players or
by an appropriate Barricade/Door Opening effect. If a
Molotov is thrown onto the Yellow Spawn Zone, remove
the Yellow Spawn from the game permanently.
• Stupor. Cousin Joe will not activate in any Phase,
until after he first has Line of Sight to a Survivor.
JOE’S WALK
• All Tied Up. A Survivor standing at Range 0 from
Cousin Joe may attempt to tie him up. It takes a Melee
Action (no weapon is used, roll a single die) with a result
of 5 or higher to succeed.
Once Cousin Joe is tied up, any Survivor may Push or
Pull him, and he will never activate during the Ghouls’
Phase. He will still cause Ghoul Acceleration on the
Supporting Actors’ phase (see his Script). After he is
tied up, Cousin Joe can no longer move through window
openings and he does not impede Survivor movement.
• The Installation. The Stairs token is accessible from
the interior Zone on tile 6V. A Survivor must perform a
Door Action to open the Stairs (Ghouls cannot open it);
The token then becomes a Zone on its own, representing
the underground installation’s laboratories.
If Cousin Joe is inside the Open Stairs Zone and a
Molotov is thrown on it, remove the Purple Spawn.
• Chain Reaction. If either the Violet Spawn is removed
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or Pale Venus is eliminated, move each of the three Red
Spawns onto each of the Tombstone Zones on tile 6V.
• GAME ROUND SUMMARY
• Players’ Phase:
- Cards that would spawn relatives will spawn Horrid Cupid
(or activate her if she is already on the board).
- Survivors may attempt to tie up Cousin Joe, or, if he is
already tied up, may push or pull him.
• Ghouls’ Phase:
- Cousin Joe activates as if he were a walker (he does not
activate if he is tied up).
- Pale Venus activates as if she were a Breaker (but does not
move unless she has Line of Sight at Range 1 to a Survivor).
- Horrid Cupid activates as if she were a Relative, but can
attack at Ranges 0-1.
- When a spawn card would spawn a Relative, instead spawn
Horrid Cupid (or activate her if she is in on the board).
- If a Barricade/Door Opening is drawn, move Pale Venus.
• Supporting Actors’ Phase:
- Cousin Joe activates nearby Ghouls and then moves.
- Pale Venus spawns a Ghoul.
- Horrid Cupid causes nearby Survivors to flip all Equipment
in their hands and attracts nearby Ghouls into her Zone.
• End Phase: Pale Venus recovers from all her wounds.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
• To Ashes. If the Survivors have destroyed the
installation by hitting it with a Molotov while Cousin
Joe is inside, and if the Pale Venus has been destroyed,
the mission has been successful. Read the following:
We could never have expected to find the wretched
creatures we did, but we were even more appalled
at the nature of the experiments being performed:
“Project Venus”, some sort of bid at immortality.
Somehow we were able to set that horrifying
laboratory on fire and destroy the abominations
within. The Ghouls around went mad for a while...
and then they fell to the ground, truly dead.
It’s been two days now. Fuel ran out. None of us
has been able to sleep. Food doesn’t settle in our
stomachs. Most of us have a fever. The radiation
must have gotten to us.
We had been walking to Pittsburgh, hadn’t seen
any Ghouls this whole time... Not a living soul
either, and way too many corpses: burnt, slashed,
half-eaten, stinking, but none of them moving. That
seemed good enough.
But there they are now. Living Dead, crowding the
road into Monroeville. What we did in Blairsville
worked, but there must have been other labs.
We’re too weak to run. Too weak to fight.
We know how to do this, tho. One good shot to the
head. Got enough ammunition to make sure none of
us will rise back up afterwards.
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 - SCRIPTS: CJ'S LONG WALK - • Rise from Your Grave. During the Supporting Actors’
Phase, Pale Venus will spawn one Ghoul on her current
Zone: a Walker on Yellow Danger Level, a Breaker on
COUSIN JOE Orange Danger Level, or a Fatty on Red Danger Level.
• Redhead. Cousin Joe triggers an • Terrifying Visage. Pale Venus’s terrifying nature
amplification resonance effect makes her much harder to attack: it costs four Actions
with the surrounding living to perform a Melee or Ranged Action against Pale Venus,
dead. His genetic makeup, minus one Action for each other Survivor standing in
curiously marked by his the same Zone as the attacker (to a minimum of one
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red hair, reacts with Action).

increased potency to
the radiation emitted
by Project Venus.
• Pushed Around.
For most purposes,
treat Cousin Joe as if
he were a Walker Ghoul.
If he is tied up, however
(see Joe’s Walk), he will
not activate during the
Ghouls’ Phase (he still
takes damage as a Walker
and still participates in
the Supporting Actors’
Phase).
Once he is tied up, any
Survivor may spend one
Action to Push Cousin Joe from their Zone into an
adjacent Zone, or Pull him from an adjacent Zone into
their own, as long as there is a clear path between the
two Zones. If Cousin Joe is eliminated before the Violet
Spawn is removed, the Survivors fail the Scene.
• Ghoul Acceleration. During Cousin Joe’s part in the
Supporting Actor’s Phase, other nearby Ghouls with
a clear path to him (Yellow Danger Level: at Range
0, Orange Range 1; Red Range 2) activate once. This
distance is measured in movement steps, regardless of
Line of Sight. After this activation, Cousin Joe moves
up to one Zone (following the usual Ghoul movement
rules), and his part in this Phase ends.
Cousin Joe’s
Activation Range
Yellow Level
Orange Level
Red Level
PALE VENUS
• Masterwork. Pale Venus is the most advanced
experiment developed by the Organization. She can
quickly recover from injuries, and her mere presence
causes long-dead bodies to rise from the ground. She is
also endlessly hungry for human flesh.
• The Waiting Game. During the Ghouls’ Phase, Pale
Venus activates as if she were a Breaker, but will only
move if a Survivor is in her Line of Sight at Range 1.
When a Barricade/Door Opening is drawn, she moves
up to two Zones (stopping if a Survivor is at Range 0).
Furthermore, all Ranged Actions against Pale Venus’s
Zone receive -1 to their roll result, and it takes two
Actions to move into Range 1 or Range 0
of Pale Venus.
• Supernatural Recovery. Pale Venus
is only eliminated if she receives 6
or more damage over the course of a
single Players’ Phase (you may want to
write this down, or use a spare die
to mark her current wounds).
During the End Phase, all damage
is cleared from her. Pale Venus
is not eliminated by a Molotov
explosion in her Zone, but takes
three damage from it. Pale
Venus has the same Targeting
priority of a Breaker Ghoul.
All Players gain 4XP when
Pale Venus is eliminated.
HORRID CUPID
• Unnerving Presence. Horrid
Cupid is the deeply disturbing
result of cruel experimentation
on children. She is treated
largely the same as a Relative
Ghoul. While she is on the board,
Survivors are forced into Romero
Mode. Horrid Cupid appears on
the Violet Spawn if a Relative
Spawn is drawn, or receives an
additional activation if she is on
the board when that happens.
• Vicious Stare. Horrid Cupid is able to attack any
Survivor she has Line of Sight to at Ranges 0-1.
• Deathly Wail. During the Supporting Actors’ Phase,
Horrid Cupid lets out a heart-wrenching wail, causing
any Survivors at Range 0-1 to be temporarily paralyzed.
Flip all Equipment cards in their hands (these may be
unflipped by spending an Action). This shriek also
causes all Ghouls she has Line of Sight to at Range 1 to
move into her Zone (Pale Venus is not moved by this).
• The Face of an Angel. Horrid Cupid’s terrifying
nature makes her much harder to attack: it costs
three Actions to perform a Melee or Ranged Action
against Horrid Cupid, minus one Action for each other
Survivor standing in the same Zone as the attacker (to
a minimum of one). Furthermore, all Ranged Actions
against Horrid Cupid’s Zone receive -1 to their result.
• Unexplainable Remorse. Horrid Cupid is eliminated
upon suffering a single wound. The Survivor who
eliminated Horrid Cupid loses all further Actions for
the current activation. Horrid Cupid has the same
targeting priority as a Relative Ghoul.

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04 expanding
other scenes
If you enjoy the new rules, equipment and adversaries
in Project Venus, you may want to try some of the
Expansion’s features in Scenes from the game’s
original rulebook, or other Custom Scenes. These
features are fully compatible with other Scenes: in fact,
the new rules were first developed as a way to enhance
the core game.
• Revised Rules. Most revisted rules (Relatives:
Emotional Distress, Tight Car, Limited Shove, Dual
Weapon Compatibility, Ambidextrous, Dropped
Equipment and Solo Play Activation Order) can be
directly applied to all Scenes.
The Supporting Actors’ Phase and the Campaign’s
perspective on Zombicide Mode, Experience and
Equipment were taken into account when building
each Scene, and are not applicable to Scenes that do not
inherently include these.
• New Actions. The Encouragement and Craft Actions
can be used in any Scene. The Set a Trap Action should
be used if any of the three new Trap Equipment cards
(Nails & Wire, Bear Trap, Claymore Mine) are included
in the game.
• New and Revised Equipment. All the new and updated
equipment cards are compatible with all Scenes. Do
check if the Scene requires a specific number of Boards
cards: if it does, you may want to leave out of some of
the Boards replacements (Scissors, Bourbon, Garbage
Can Lid, First Aid Kit). If you want to swap these in and
out as needed, use card sleeves to slot the new faces
together with the original cards without pasting them
onto the card, or print out the full card (back and front)
from the Appendix.
SPECIAL GHOUL TYPES
Provided below are less powerful and simpler versions
of The Man in the Suit from Knock, Knock! and Pale
Venus from Cousin Joe’s Long Walk (Horrid Cupid is
represented in the new rules through the Relatives:
Emotional Distress rule). These can be included in
any Scene as a way to increase challenge and mix up
gameplay. These Ghouls’s reference cards and optional
stickers can be found on the Appendix, on page 27.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
Who was this man? A businessman? A politician? A
preacher? Or someone who for some reason is a conduit
for the power that has brought the dead to life?
• A Lot Like a Walker. Mysterious Man activates as if he
were a Walker Ghoul, deals 1 wound when he attacks,
and is eliminated upon receiving one wound (this
increases to two once Red Danger Level is reached).
The targeting priority for Mysterious Man is the same
as that of ordinary Walkers. Mysterious Man should be
represented by the unique Walker miniature (marked
13 under its base).
• Ghoul Acceleration. At the start of the Ghoul’s Phase,
all Ghouls within Range 0 of Mysterious Man (himself
included) immediately activate. After these activations,
the normal Ghoul activation phase occurs normally.
At Yellow Danger level, Mysterious Man’s activation
range increases to all Ghouls within Range 0-1 and a
clear path to him (count steps orthogonally). At Orange
level the range increases to 0-2; at Red level, the range
remains 0-2, but it takes 2 damage to eliminate him.
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Mysterious Man’s
Activation Range
Blue Level
Yellow Level
Orange/Red
*requires two damage to eliminate Level*
upon reaching Red Level.
FLESH EATER
It’s one thing to hear about crazed murderers
cannibalizing human flesh. It’s another thing completely
to see one of them carrying around a human body part,
feasting on it as it attracts more and more ravenous
dead to the grisly spectacle.
• A Lot like a Breaker. Flesh Eater activates as if she
were a Breaker, deals 1 wound when she attacks, and
is eliminated upon receiving one wound. The targeting
priority for Flesh Eater is the same as that of ordinary
Breakers. Use the tall woman Ghoul miniature
(included in the Dead of Night box) for the Pale Venus,
or print a token to represent her.
• Terrifying Visage. Flesh Eater’s terrifying nature
makes her much harder to attack: it costs four Actions
to perform a Melee or Ranged Action against Flesh Eater,
minus one Action for each other Survivor standing in
the same Zone as the attacker (to a minimum of one
Action). All Ranged Actions against Flesh Eater’s Zone
receive -1 to their roll result, and it takes two Actions
to move into Range 1 or Range 0 of Flesh Eater.
• Rise from Your Grave. Immediately after she
activates, Flesh Eater will spawn one Ghoul on her
current Zone: a Walker on Yellow Danger Level, a
Breaker on Orange Level, or a Fatty on Red Level.
SPECIAL GHOUL IMPLEMENTATION
Print the reference cards and the stickers found in the
Appendix (page 27). Paste the stickers representing
Mysterious Man onto the Ghoul Spawn cards
numbered 07, 28 and 46, and the ones representing
Flesh Eater onto cards 01, 22 and 43. The represented
Special Ghoul will spawn whenever one of these cards
is drawn, in addition to any other effects already in the
card. If the Special Ghoul is already in the board, that
Ghoul gains an additional activation.
Alternatively, if you want to avoid increasing gameplay
challenge, replace Spawn cards 19 and 20 with the
Special Ghoul Reference cards and spawn/activate the
Special Ghoul when its respective card is drawn.
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 REVISED SCENES
Scenes from the core rulebook for NotLD work well
in conjunction with Project Venus’s expanded rules
and equipment. It is possible, however, to take this
integration further, by introducing changes to the
original Scenes that better incorporate the Zombicide
mode ideas found in this expansion, as well as rebalance
the original Scenes for a heightened level of challenge
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and tension.
The following Scene revisions have been tested with the
new features in Project Venus and are recommended
for more advanced players:
S1: WHAT’S HAPPENING?
• Working Together. Replace the “Trusting each other”
Special Rule with:
Immediately after Building a Barricade, a Survivor
may switch to Zombicide mode.
S2: IS THERE A KEY?
• Emotional Support. Replace the “Trusting each other”
Special Rule with:
A Survivor that has been counted as an Ally when
another Survivor kills a Relative or Flesh Eater may
switch to Zombicide mode.
S3: THEY’RE AFRAID OF FIRE
• Clear a Path! Replace the “Trusting each other” Special
Rule with:
Immediately after discarding a Flammable Fluid to
create a Molotov, or after killing a Ghoul with either a
Molotov, a Torch or Flaming Arrows, the Survivor may
switch to Zombicide mode.
S4: NOW, LET’S MOVE IT!
• Division of Labour. Replace the “Trusting each other”
Special Rule with:
Immediately after killing a Ghoul inside the house, or
killing a Ghoul with a Car Attack, the Survivor may
switch to Zombicide mode.
• If you’re coming, come on!. The first time a Survivor
gets in the Car, all Survivors immediately gain 5XP.
S5: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
• They’re Gone. Replace the “Trusting each other”
Special Rule with:
Immediately after killing a Relative Ghoul, the Survivor
may switch to Zombicide mode.
• It’s Too Much, Fall Back! Replace the “Surviving the
Night, Your Way” Special Rule with:
The game is won as soon as all the following conditions
are met:
- All Survivors are at Orange Danger Level or higher.
- Each Survivor has killed at least one Relative.
- All Survivors are inside the house and all Doors and
Barricades are closed
S6: TO WILLARD
• Gear Up, Let’s Go! Survivors start in Romero mode.
At the end of each End Phase, if a Survivor has three
or more items in their Inventory, that Survivor may
switch to Zombicide mode.
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• Oh, I’d Like to leave, yes. Replace the existing rule
description with:
If at the start of a Players’ Phase four or more Survivors
are on Yellow Danger mode or higher, the house can no
longer be searched.
• Traveling Posse. Add the following text to the existing
rule description:
As soon as tile 6R is set, and each time a new tile from
the Travelling Pile is set, perform one spawn in the
central Zone of the new tile.
From then on, spawns in the Ghouls’ Phase will proceed
as follows: perform one Spawn in the central Zone of
the tile closest to Willard, and one spawn on each
corner of the tile with the most Survivors (choose a tile,
in the case of a tie for most Survivors).
• Ambushed! Ghouls spawned inside Corn Field Zones
activate immediately after spawning.
S7: GO GET JOHNNY
• We Still Remember. Survivors start in Romero mode.
A survivor may spend one Action to dedicate an item
(discarding a House equipment card) in one of the
three Tombstone Zones in tile 6V. Immediately after
doing so, that Survivor may switch to Zombicide mode.
All Survivors may Search from the appropriate decks
in the Equipment Stashes, even if they are in Romero
Mode.
S8: JOHNNY’S CAR
• Lead the Way! Survivors start in Romero mode. The
Survivor who first moves into an exterior Zone in tile
5R may immediately switch to Zombicide mode. From
then on, the first Survivor to move into a new tile from
the Travelling Pile (and finally onto tile 6V) who has not
yet switched to Zombicide mode may do so.
All Survivors may Search from the appropriate decks
in all interior Zones, even if they are in Romero Mode.
• On the Way to the Cemetery. Replace the existing
rule description with:
- Choose a direction to set as “North”. As Soon as
a Survivor moves onto the first random tile, set
another random tile from the Travelling Pile next to
it. The new tile can be set freely to the North, East or
West sides of the first board, but the sides must be
fully touching.
- As soon as the first random tile is set, and each time a
new tile is set, perform one spawn in the central Zone
of the new tile.
- While the Survivors are on the Way to the Cemetery,
spawns in the Ghouls’ Phase will proceed as follows:
perform one Spawn in the central Zone of the latest
tile to have been placed, and one spawn on each
corner of the tile with the most survivors (choose a
tile, in the case of a tie for most survivors).
- Once there are only two tiles left (6V and the one next
to it), spawns in the Ghouls’ Phase will happen on
each of the four corners of tile 6V.
• Ambushed! Ghouls spawned inside Corn Field Zones
activate immediately after spawning.
 S9: RESCUE PARTY
• Objectives. Replace the existing objectives with:
The game is won if, at the end of the Ghouls’ Phase, the
following objectives have been accomplished:
- Every interior Zone has been searched for a House
Deck equipment card at least once.
- The Lost Child is in the Stairway Zone (past the open
Stairs) on tile 3R.
- The house on tile 3R has no Ghouls inside and both
windows have closed barricades.
• Setup. Add the following section to Setup:
- Johnny’s Relative miniature will be the only
miniature used for spawns and Actions related to the
Relative Ghoul (it gets an extra activation whenever
a new Relative spawn would be performed, as usual).
• Look What I Found! Survivors start in Romero mode.
The Survivor who first searches the House Deck in an
internal Zone that has not been searched before may
immediately switch to Zombicide mode.
All Survivors may Search from the House, Melee or
Ranged equipment of their choice, even if they are in
Romero Mode.
• The Lost Child. The first time a Relative Ghoul would
spawn as an effect of a House Deck card draw, set
Karen’s Relative miniature (or another miniature or
token of your choice) in the current Zone instead. This
miniature will represent the Lost Child, a Survivor
found hiding in one of the houses.
Immediately after the Players’ Phase
ends, the Lost Child may take a single
Move Action, or a single Get in/out of
the Car Action. The Lost Child cannot
be a Driver in the Car, and can get
in as a passenger even if the
Car is full (one driver and five
passengers).
Players collectively decide
what Action the Lost Child
should take. If no consensus is
reached, the player holding the
First Player token for the current
Player Phase has the final word.
The Lost Child cannot carry
equipment and is eliminated
immediately upon taking a
single wound (causing the
Survivors to fail the Scene
immediately).
S10: ANOTHER ONE FOR
THE FIRE
• They go up Pretty Easy.
Survivors start in Romero mode.
The first time a Survivor eliminates
two or more Ghouls during the
same activation, they may switch
to Zombicide mode. Note that all
Survivors may Search from the
House, Melee or Ranged equipment
of their choice, even if they are in
Romero Mode.
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track
I’ve been in the boardgame hobby since around 2015,
as as such, I had played Zombicide (specifically Black
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Plague) before. When NotLD was announced, I was
excited to see the more naturalistic art style that
spoke more to me, as well as the call back to the classic
Zombie film, which was not only pioneering, but also
an amazing work on its own right.
Having decided this would be the Zombicide game
for me, I embarked on the Kickstarter campaign, and
waited eagerly for the delivery. When I finally got to
play the game, I was completely engaged. The core
mechanics are incredibly robust, the components and
art are outstanding. While the rules are brilliantly
simple (understandably and rightly so), I felt the game
had enormous potential for increasing depth and
variety of gameplay without changing its formula.
This Expansion is the result of an intense month
(January 2021, spent under COVID-19-related social
distancing rules) of development and playtesting,
which occupied practically all of my vacation time,
and then most of the free time I had after getting back
to my job responsibilities. This project started out as
a small house rule to make Relatives more dangerous
and Zombicide shifting more interesting (incorporated
as the “Relatives: Emotional Distress” rule), evolved
with the inclusion of new equipment, and only later
morphed into a full-fledged Campaign Expansion. The
exchange of ideas going on in the small but dedicated
community in the NotLD Boardgamegeek Forums was
a huge incentive to developing the Expansion. Each of
the Scenes in the Campaign was developed as a way to
tackle a set of specific design intents.
The Misanthrope was the first attempt at creating a
new kind of “boss” adversary, while replicating movie
scenes in which the protagonists are targeted by
unseen sniper fire. Operation Cornfield was inspired
by classic video games such as the Commandos series,
and it was the point when the “Supporting Actors
Phase” really came into being, as a way to deal with
the added complexity of characters with a full-fledged
AI system. Knock, Knock! came out of an intention
to explore the Taunt and Shove mechanics, as well as
creating a larger arc of back-and-forth movement,
with the late horde attack. The presence of Sheriff as an
Ally turns the sniper dynamic from The Misanthrope
on its head. Finally, Cousin Joe’s Long Walk tackles
three game design objectives: a longer map than usual;
an “escort” mission with a twist (the escortee actively
attracts enemies), and a hellishly difficult mission.
While the undead apocalypse is (so far) a clearly
fictional event and the redhead connection (as well as
the entire narrative, really) has a ludicrous B-movie-
style intent behind it, the Cesium reference has a
very real and very serious inspiration. Mishandling of
radioactive Cesium caused the 1987 “Goiânia Accident”
in Brazil, irradiating 249 people and causing at least
4 deaths. This work is dedicated to all victims of the
mismanagement of radioactive material in various
incidents around the world.
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UPDATED RULES: NEW AND UPDATED EQUIPMENT:
• SUPPORTING ACTORS’ PHASE: • STARTING EQUIPMENT
This new Phase takes place after the Ghouls’ Phase. - Kitchen Knife (Table Leg)
Instructions on how to control each Supporting Actor
are given in their respective Script. • HOUSE DECK EQUIPMENT
- Boards (x2) (Revised)
• RELATIVES: EMOTIONAL DISTRESS - Scissors (Boards)
It takes three Actions (minus one per ally in the - First Aid Kit (Boards)
attacker’s Zone) to attack a Relative. Ranged attacks - Garbage Can Lid (Boards)
aganst Relatives’ Zones have -1 to their roll results. - Bourbon (Boards)
- Flashlight (Revised)
• TIGHT CAR
- Radio Broadcast (Flashlight)
Survivors cannot swap seats in a Car if it has already - No, Johnny, No! (x2) (Karen, Poor Baby)
been driven during this Players’s Phase. Once per - Nails and Wire (Plenty of Bullets)
Ghouls’ Phase when Survivors inside a car would take - Bear Trap (Plenty of Shells)
wounds, roll a die; the car absorbs that much damage. - TV Broadcast (Scope)
• LIMITED SHOVE • MELEE DECK EQUIPMENT
Shove costs one Action for every four Ghouls being - Axe (Updated)
Shoved. Fatties count double for this purpose. - Chainsaw (Updated)
- Sledgehammer (Chainsaw)
• DUAL WEAPON COMPATIBILITY
- Katana (x2) (Updated)
Crafted Weapons can be used in Dual Attack Actions - Claymore Mine (Machete)
when paired with weapons that are component parts - Pickaxe (Machete)
in their crafting. The rolls for each weapon are made
individually, but if a reroll is possible, all dice must • RANGED DECK EQUIPMENT
be rerolled. - Bow & Arrow (Sawed-Off)
• AMBIDEXTROUS - Browning Automatic Rifle (Sawed-Off)
- Smith & Wesson Model 10 (Revised)
A Survivor that has this skill may perform Dual
Attacks with two identical weapons and considers • SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
weapons with the Dual symbol to be Dual Compatible - Ma’s Shotgun (x2) (Revised)
with all weapons. - Flaming Arrows (Ma’s Shotgun)
- BAR Emplacement (Ma’s Shotgun)
• DROPPED EQUIPMENT
- Bayonet Winchester (Scoped Winchester)
During their activation, Survivors may freely drop - Torch (x2) (Revised)
equipment in the Zone they are in. A Survivor - Karens’ Trowel (Revised)
performing a Search Action may pick up up to two - Spiked Bat (Torch)
dropped equipment in that Zone. - Scoped Winchester (Revised)
• SOLO PLAY ACTIVATION ORDER
When playing a Solo game, randomly draw Survivor
NEW SKILL:
activation order during Setup. The order of Survivor • SNEAKY:
Activation is fixed. During the End Phase, pass the A Survivor with the Sneaky Skill gains the “Sneaky.../
First Player token to the next Survivor in activation Loud!” card. The card is flipped to “Loud!” at the start
order, who will activate first in the next round. of every Players’ Phase. The card may be flipped to
“Sneaky” by spending one Action. When the Survivor
NEW ACTIONS: is “Sneaky...”, they are ignored by all Actors, unless
they are in Line of Sight at Ranges 0-1 (they are
• ENCOURAGEMENT: completely ignored if inside a Corn Fields or Woods
A Survivor may spend 3 Actions to allow any other Zone). The card is immediately flipped to “Loud!” if
Survivor to immediately perform one Action. If that the Survivor rolls more than three dice during the
Action causes the other Survivor to gain any amount course of an activation, and it cannot be flipped to
of XP, the Survivor who encouraged gains 1XP. “Sneaky...” during that activation.

• CRAFT:
It takes one Action to combine equipment to create
a new equipment, or to separate an equipment into
its component parts. Components are not discarded,
but are instead placed underneath the resulting
equipment card.
• SET A TRAP:
The Set a Trap Action allows traps to be set in the
board, when in possession of certain equipment. The
equipment may be picked up with a Set a Trap Action.
SPECIAL GHOULS:
• MYSTERIOUS MAN:
At the start of the Ghouls’ Phase, gets an extra
activation, along with all nearby Ghouls.
• FLESH EATER:
It takes four Actions to attack her (minus one for
each Ally in the attacker’s Zone), and Ranged Actions
against her Zone receive -1 to their roll. Spawns one
Ghoul after activating.
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New Equipment:
Print the new equipment cards and slot them onto a sleeve over
the replaced card if you are using sleeves, or otherwise paste
them onto the replaced card using light adhesive to maintain the
original card’s integrityrepresent the respective items.

Sneaky Cards:
Print and cut the overlays and paste them back to front to create a double-
sided card. Do the same with the Sneaky.../Loud! card. Place the overlay
over the Survivor’s ID card, and keep the Sneaky.../Loud! card at hand.

Special Ghoul Cards:

Print and cut the cards and use them as reference cards. If you are not using
the Special Ghoul stickers, instead slot them into sleeves over (or otherwise
paste them onto) two “Relative” Spawn cards.
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Stickers: Paste Mysterious

Man’s stickers onto Ghoul
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Author’s Note: I chose not to include

the original card art in the revised
cards. I recommend you to cut the
bottom part of these cards (text and
stats) and paste it onto the card to
keep the original art. This works
better if the cards are sleeved.
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the traps when set. The Evidence tokens: Use the
Bear Trap is double-sided tokens provided here to
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don’t own the Dead of
Night Kickstarter box, use
the tokens provided here
to represent Pale Venus,
The Misanthrope, Agent/
Operatove and Sheriff/
Agent are double-sided to
represent Neutral/Hostile
states.

All tokens Are sized to fit

onto a Barricade-sized
token (30x26mm).

Weapon Tokens: You may

use the BAR Emplacement
and Axe tokens instead of
setting the cards on the
Zone when dropped/set
(reserve the card instead).
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