Zombicide Rules Summary and Reference (version 2.

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Created by Nersi

The following rules, summary of play, and reference cards are meant to be used with
Zombicide to provide an easy reference for players. They are meant to supplement the
instruction manuals, and players are encouraged to read the original manuals first.

This version incorporates rules from Season 1 (original), Toxic City Mall, and Season 2
(Prison Outbreak). Rules specific to each are color coded.

Included is an 8x10 inch two-sided complete set of rules, an 8x10 inch single-sided
sheet of skills and rule variants, and two 4x10 inch single-sided player reference cards
of turns, targeting priorities, and symbols.

Printing Instructions:

Pages 2 and 3 should be printed back-to-back at 100% scaling and trimmed down to
the edges to create a single two-sided game rules reference card.

Page 4 should be printed single-sided at 100% scaling and trimmed down to the edges
to create a single-sided abilities/rule variants reference card.

Page 5 and 6 should be printed back-to-back at 100% scaling and trimmed down along
the edges and the center line to create two identical player reference cards.

Enjoy!

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BASIC GAME RULES
(byToxic
Rules from the original are in orange, courtesy
City Mall in blue, Prison Outbreak in green.
SETUP FIRST
STEP
1. Choose a mission and set up the
board, and tiles according to the mission
description.
2. Set up objectives and cars according to
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the mission.
3. Set aside the Evil Twins, Ma’s Shotgun,
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Pa’s Gun, Gunblades, pans, nightsticks,
Molotov cocktail, Wounded cards and one
of: fire axe, crowbar, claw hammer, pistol.
4. Shuffle the remaining Equipment and
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Zombie cards into their respective decks.
TURN 1 player
5. Assign Survivors to players:
(4–6 Survivors), 2 players (3 each), 3
players (2 each), 4–6 players (1 each).
(as explained by Ned)
Place their miniatures in the starting area.
6. Put the experience tracker for each
Survivor in the starting box and the skill
counter in the first skill box.
7. Hand out any starting Equipment. Then
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randomly give out to the Survivors one of
each: fire axe, crowbar/claw hammer, or
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pistol. The rest each get a pan/nightstick.
8. Give a player the First Player token.
TURN OVERVIEW
PLAYERS’ PHASE ZOMBIES
' per Survivor per turn, even if he has a
TURN
Starting with the First Player, each player
activates his Survivor(s) one at a time. He
completes all of that Survivor’s actions
(as observed by Josh)
(see below) before going to the next
Survivor.
Players start out with three actions and
gain more with experience or skills as
noted on the identity card. Free actions
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do not count against the action limit.
Players take turns proceeding clockwise
TURN
until the last player’s turn.
ZOMBIES’ PHASE
Activation: Zombies attack or move:
• Attack: Zombies each take turn
performing attacks if they are on a Zone
ZOMBIES
with a Survivor (see below). All Zombies
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in that space use their activation as an
attack (do not move).
• Move: Zombies who did not attack will
(as move
written down by Amy)
towards Survivors they can see or
towards Noise (see below).
Spawn: For each Spawn Zone,
proceeding clockwise, draw a Zombie
card and follow the instructions.
END PHASE
PR ITY
Take all Noise tokens off the board. Pass
(as defined by Phil)
the First Player token to the left.
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SURVIVOR ACTIONS
Each of the actions below costs one
action (unless it is a free action). One
action generates at most one Noise.
MOVE
Survivors may move from one Zone to
of your
another basedfavorite survivors)
on movement rules:
• The Zones are adjacent and share at
least one edge.
• To move through a locked door, the
Survivor must first open the door.
• No diagonal movement permitted.
• Movement through an opening or
crushed doors is unrestricted.
• If trying to move out of a Zone with
Zombies, he must spend one extra
move action for each Zombie.
• Entering Zone with a Zombie ends the
Move action.
DRIVE A CAR
See car rules listed on reverse side.
OPEN A DOOR
To pass through a locked door, the
Survivor must use melee Equipment with
an “open a door” icon ( ). He generates
one Noise if there is a Noise icon ( ) on
the Equipment card.
Opening the first door in a building
(except the start area) for the first time
spawns Zombies in each Zone. Follow
rules for “Spawning” (on reverse).
Survivors may only search in a building
or a car in the street if the Zone has no
Zombies. Only one search is allowed
free search action. He may also discard
Equipment and reorganize his inventory
for free (but not trade).
If the Search deck runs out, reshuffle
discarded Equipment (except Evil Twins,
Ma’s Shotgun, Pa’s Gun, Gunblades,
pans, nightsticks, Molotov cocktails).
Searching a building: Take a card from
the Equipment deck.
Searching a Pimp Mobile/Hippiemobile:
Randomly take the Evil Twins, Ma’s
Shotgun, Pa’s Gun, or Gunblade. If none
are available, the car is empty. Can only
search each Pimp/Hippiemobile once.
Searching a Police Car: Draw Equipment
cards until you find a weapon or the
Aaahh! card. Can search multiple times.
Searching a Taxi: Take a card from the
Equipment deck. Cannot use Flashlight.
STASH EQUIPMENT IN CARS
Place Equipment under the car token in
the same Zone or retrieve them.
REORGANIZE AND TRADE
A player may reorganize his Equipment
between “in hand” and “reserve”
Equipment. He may also trade Equipment
with another Survivor in his space (who
immediately gets a free reorganize action).
COMBAT
Make either a Melee or Ranged attack
on a target Zone (see below) with an “in
hand” weapon, including from inside a car.
MOVEMENT WITHIN A CAR
Moving into or out of a car takes one
action. A Survivor can only get into a car
if there are no Zombies in the Zone (does
not apply to getting out) and the car is not
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full (maximum capacity of 4). Moving to a
vacant seat also requires an action.
TAKE OR ACTIVATE AN OBJECTIVE
The Survivor takes or accomplishes the
task where on Objective token is ( )
based on the mission text.
PULL A SWITCH
If in the same Zone as the switch, the
Survivor may pull it (resolve as per
mission text). If doors are opened, resolve
spawning as per “Open a Door” above.
If the switch is tied to an Objective, the
Survivor takes the Objective token for free.
MAKE NOISE
Add a Noise token to the Survivor’s Zone.
DO NOTHING
COMBAT
Equipment that may be used as weapon
has the “Kill Zombies” symbol ( ) on the
card. Weapons with the Noise ( ) symbol
generate one Noise when used; silent
ones ( ) do not.
The Survivor rolls as many dice as listed
on his weapon card, the die hits if the
value is at least the weapon’s Accuracy.
If a Survivor has two of the same weapon
with a dual wield icon (e.g., ), he may
use both of them as one action. Bonuses
apply individually to each weapon.
Damage from a single die can only be
applied to one target; any excess is lost
Damage of 1 kills a Walker or Runner. A
weapon must have a damage value of 2
to kill a Fatty and 3 to kill an Abomination.
(Cumulative damage from multiple dice
does not count.) If a Toxic Zombie is killed,
deal 1 damage to its attacker if in the
same Zone (“Toxic Blood Spray”).
MELEE COMBAT
Melee weapons have a range of “0” only.
Each successful hit may be applied to any
target in the Zone.
RANGED COMBAT
Only one Zone may be targeted unless
stated otherwise. The Zone must be in line
of sight (see below).
The target must be as many Zones away
as range of the weapon; range “0” means
the target may be in the same Zone.
If using a Sniper skill or a Sniper Rifle,
the target of each success may be
assigned individually. Otherwise, targets
must be assigned in this order, eliminating
all in one category before moving on:
1. Other Survivors
2. Walkers
3. Fatties and Abominations
4. Runners
(Note: Even if the weapon’s damage rating
cannot damage Fatties or Abominations,
they still take and absorb the hits.)(by courtesy of your favorite survivors)
Molotovs kill everything in the target Zone
FIRST
Toxic Zombies have the same priority as
their normal counterparts but are targeted
STEP
before them. Berserker Zombies have the
same priority as their normal counterparts
but are targeted after their normal
counterparts. They may not be damaged
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by ranged attacks (but may be killed by
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Zone attacks/Molotovs and cars).
EXPERIENCE POINTS S WIT
BEGIN
The Survivor gains Experience Points
based on type of Zombie killed: Walker: 1,
Runner 1, Fatty 1, Abomination 5.
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ZOMBIE ACTIONS
TURN
Activation: Most Zombies get one
activation action (attack or move) per turn.
(as explained by Ned)
Runners get two (considered separate).
ACTIVATION 1 – ATTACKING
Each Zombie on a space with a Survivor
discards one of his Equipment cards (if
able) and replaces it with a Wound card. If
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the Survivor is dealt a second Wound, he
dies, and all his Equipment is discarded. If
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a skill prevents a Wound, it also prevents
ADDITIONAL CONCEPTS
the loss of Equipment. Multiple Survivors
in the same space may decide how to
ZONES
divide up the Wounds.
ZOMBIES
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All Zombies in the space attack as their
action, even if the Survivors were killed.
TURN
(This counts as only one Runner action.)
ACTIVATION 2 – MOVEMENT
(as
Anyobserved byinJosh)
Zombies not a Zone where
they attacked move one Zone (two if a
Berserker Abomination) with this priority:
1. Towards a Survivor they can see (see
line of sight rules below). If multiple
Zones are visible, they go to the one
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with the highest Noise (most Noise
Noise token. TURN
tokens). Each Survivor counts as a
2. If no Survivors are visible, they move to
the Zone with the highest Noise.
Zombies move along the shortest route
(but are stopped by locked doors, etc.). If
ZOMBIES
the shortest routes or noisiest Zones are
tied, they split up to go to each (except
ECOLOGY
for Abominations). Add Zombies if needed
so that the number and type of each
Zombie is equal in each group. Do not
(as written down by Amy)
spawn Walkers if adding a Fatty.
If their movement is blocked to the highest
Noise Zone, they go towards the Zone
with the next highest Noise if able.
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PHASE 3 – SPAWNING
For each Spawn Zone, proceeding
clockwise, draw a Zombie card. Follow the
(as defined by Phil)
instructions on the card according to the
Danger Level color of the living Survivor
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with the most experience (highest color).
Most cards show how many Zombies to
add (e.g., “2x” means two Zombies). The
type of Zombie to add is as follows:
Walker Runner Fatty Abomination
If a Fatty is spawned, spawn two Walkers
with it. If an Abomination is drawn but
there are no more Abomination miniatures,
spawn a Fatty and two Walkers instead.
Toxic Fatties Spawn with Toxic Walkers,
Berserker Fatties with Berserker Walkers.
If at any time (including splitting) there are
no miniatures left to spawn the required
Zombie, instead, each Zombie of the
required type immediately activates.
If an extra activation card is drawn,
activate the shown Zombies instead. If a
manhole card is drawn, place the shown
number and type of Zombies on every
manhole only on the tiles (not Zones)
where there are Survivors. Toxic and
Berserker Zombies are not activated by
other Zombie types.
If the Zombie deck runs out, shuffle the
discard pile to create a new one.
At the end of the Zombie Phase, all
standard Zombies in a space with a Toxic
Abomination are replaced with their Toxic
Zombie counterparts (if available).
Outside, a Zone is bounded by
crosswalks, walls, and the board edges
Inside, a Zone is a single room. Indoor
alleys count as outside streets. Mall Shops
and Cells are considered indoor Zones.
LINE OF SIGHT
Outside: Line of sight is from an Actor
(Zombie, Survivor, Zombivor) to another
if a line can run between them running
parallel to one edge of the board (not
diagonally) without hitting a wall. This
includes looking out from a building.
Inside: Line of sight extends to all
adjacent Zones connected by an opening,
including looking in from the street.
CARS
If the mission has drivable car, the driver
may spend an action to move the car
up to two Zones (three if a Muscle Car)
along the streets, ignoring restrictions on
Move actions. Survivors and Zombies may
attack into and out of cars. Survivors may
open building doors from within a car.
If the car enters, exits, or traverses a
space with other cars or figures, the car
attacks with damage 1 and accuracy of
4+. Roll one die for each target, using
the same priorities as ranged weapons
(Survivors in another car count are
attacked as regular Survivors.) Fatties and
Abominations cannot be killed, but cars
can kill Berserker Zombies. The driver gets
all resultant experience points. (Ignore car
attacks if driving the Hippiemobile.)
COMBINING ITEMS
Combining items is free and requires that
the Survivor first have enough open slots
in his inventory to take both items.
The baseball bat and nails form a nailbat.
A scope and rifle form a sniper rifle
Gasoline and a Tglass bottle are replaced
with a Molotov card.
LEVELING UP
When a Survivor levels up (moves the
experience tracker up a Danger Level
color), he picks one skill from those
available and puts a Skill Counter on it.
He may use it immediately if applicable.
Experience cannot move beyond red.
ZOMBIVORS/RESURRECTION MODE
If using Resurrection Mode, Survivors
may return as Zombivors. At the
beginning of the Player Phase, if any
Survivor has 2+ wounds inflicted by
Zombies (not by another player), flip his
card to the Zombivor side ( ). Discard all
wounds. Keep Equipment and experience
points (and may choose new skills). Ignore
any previously applied ongoing effects.
(Treat Zombivors as Survivors in rules.)
Zombivors die only when given 5 wounds
but do not gain the +1 Action Skill.
SPECIAL TILES
Barbwire Fences: Block movement
but not line of sight. Zombies attempt
to follow paths as if the Barbwire Fence
did not exist. An Abomination can move
through the fence and destroys it.
Barricades: A Survivor may use 3 actions
to place the Barricades incomplete
side up on his Zone border or to flip an
incomplete one to its complete side. Then
all who participated gain 5 experience.
Incomplete Barricades do nothing.
Complete Barricades block movement but
not line of sight. If they block off an entire
border, they separate it into a new Zone.
Zombies attempt to follow paths as if the
Barricades did not exist. Survivors can
destroy Barricades as they can doors.
Remove Barricades in Zones where
Zombies received a second activation (this
uses the entire activation).
Cells: Spawn but cannot be searched.
Observation Towers: Accessible only
by ladders (moving as if through an open
door). Cannot be searched. Grant +1
range to ranged attacks from within. Can
shoot through its borders.
Rotating Gates: Controlled by switches.
Cannot spawn or be searched.
Rubble: Zones with rubble are blocked for
movement, line of sight, and spawning.
Security Zones: Only allow move actions.
Actors cannot end movement on them;
cars cannot cross them. Cannot spawn or
be searched.
SKILL SUMMARY until his next turn (last one to do so is considered loudest).
+1 Action: Gain one extra action. Low Profile: Is not be targeted by ranged or car attacks.
+1 Damage: Gain +1 damage to listed type (Melee or Ranged). Lucky: Can reroll all dice once per action, keeping new result.
+1 Damage with [Equipment]: Gain +1 damage if using Matching set: If search reveals a weapon with a Dual symbol, he
specified equipment. can automatically search the deck for another of the same. Then
reshuffle the deck.
+1 Damage with [Type]: Gain +1 damage if using specified
action type. (by courtesy of your favoriteMedic: May heal one wound from Survivor in same zone
survivors)
(including himself) once per turn.
+1 to dice roll: Combat: +1 to each combat die result (max 6).
Ninja: None of his Actions or EquipmentT make Noise.
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+1 to dice roll: Melee: +1 to each melee die result (max 6).
+1 to dice roll: Ranged: +1 to each ranged die result (max 6).
Point-Blank: At range 0, may freely target and kill any kind of

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+1 die: Combat: Add 1 die per weapon in combat.
+1 die: Melee: Add 1 die per weapon in melee combat.
+1 die: Ranged: Add 1 die per weapon in ranged combat.
Zombie (if weapon inflicts enough damage).
Reaper: Combat: When assigning combat hits, may kill one
additional Zombie of the same type in the same zone.
Reaper: Melee: When assigning melee combat hits, may kill one

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+1 free Combat Action: May take a free melee or ranged action. additional Zombie of the same type in the same zone.
+1 free Melee Action: May take a free melee action. Reaper: Ranged: When assigning ranged combat hits, may kill

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+1 free Move Action: May take a free move action. one additional Zombie of the same type in the same zone.
+1 free Ranged Action: May take a free ranged action. Regeneration: Discard wounds at the end of round (if alive).
+1 free Search Action: May make a free search (limit 1/turn). Roll 6: +1 Die Combat: If rolled a 6 in combat, roll another die.

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+1 max range: Ranged weapons’ range increase by 1. Roll 6: +1 Die Melee: If rolled a 6 in melee combat, roll another
die.

1 re-roll per turn:TURN

+1 Zone per Move: May move through an extra zone per move.
May reroll any action roll, keeping new result.
2 cocktails are better than 1: Get 2 Molotovs when making one.
(as explained by Ned)
2 zones per Move Action: Moves 2 zones per move action.
Ambidextrous: Treats all weapons as if they had Dual symbols.
Blitz: Gain 1 free move action if he kills the last Zombie in a Zone.
Bloodlust: Combat: Spend 1 action to move 2 Zones into a
Roll 6: +1 Die Ranged: If rolled a 6 in ranged combat, roll
another die.
Rotten: If no combat, or driving actions and made no Noise on a
turn, Survivor gains a “Rotten” token (ignored by Zombies, does
not count as Noise). Remove Rotten token if he takes a combat
action or makes Noise.
Shove: Once per turn as a free action, may move all Zombies
from his Zone into 1 adjacent zone. Cannot be done from a car.

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space with a Zombie, then gain 1 free combat action.
Path must be clear.
Bloodlust: Melee: Spend 1 action to move 2 Zones into a space
Slippery: Does not spend extra actions to move away from

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with a Zombie, then gain 1 free Melee action.
Zombies.
Bloodlust: Ranged: Spend 1 action to move 2 Zones into a
space with a Zombie, then gain 1 free ranged action. Sniper: Can choose targets when making a ranged attack.
Born leader: During his turn, can give another Survivor a free Starts with a [Equipment]: Begins the game with that card.
action to use on that Survivor’s next turn. Steady Hand: Ignore Survivors when using a ranged/car attack.
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Break-in: May open doors without equipment (without creating Super Strength: Melee weapons do damage 3.

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Noise). Has one free “open a door” action per turn.
Can start at [Danger Level]: May start at higher Danger Level.
Swordmaster: Treats all melee weapons as if they had Dual
symbols.
Collector:
(as [Zombie
observed type]: Gain 2x experience if he kills that
by Josh) Tactician: May take his turn at any time in the Player’s Phase.
Zombie type. Taunt: Once per turn, select a Zone within line of sight. All
Death Grasp: Does not discard equipment if wounded unless Zombies in that Zone immediately activate and try to reach that
there is no room for the Wounded card. Survivor, ignoring all other Survivors.
Destiny: Once per turn, replace a drawn Equipment with another. Tough: Ignores the first attack against him each Zombie turn.
Distributor: During Spawn phase, draw all the Spawn cards first, Toxic Immunity: Does not take Toxic Blood Spray damage.
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then assign them freely to Zones. Trick Shot: When using Dual ranged weapons, may have each

TURNtype.
Dreadnought [Zombie Type]: Ignore all wounds from standard
Zombies of the specified
one target a different zone with the same action.
Webbing: All inventory items are “in hand” (equipped).
Frenzy: Combat: All weapons gain +1 die per wound (+2 if Dual) Zombie Link: If Zombies gain extra activation, he gets an extra
Frenzy: Melee: Melee weapons gain +1 die per wound (+2 if turn first.
Dual)
Frenzy: Ranged: Ranged weapons gain +1 die per wound (+2 if OTHER VARIANTS
Dual)
ZOMBIES ULTRARED MODE
symbols. ECOLOGY
Gunslinger: Treats all ranged weapons as if they had Dual Place Ultrared weapons in the equipment deck when forming it.
Only Red Level Survivors may use them, but anyone may discard
Hoard: Can carry one extra Equipment card. one for 5 experience points.
(as written down by Amy)
Hold your nose: Once per turn can search for free any zone When a Survivor reaches the Red Level, put the experience back
where he killed a Zombie (including outside). at 0. The Survivor still counts as being in the Red Danger Level
Is that all you’ve got? When wounded, only discards the but continues to gain experience points and new skills.
Equipment (only takes a Wound card if none left to discard).
PLAYING WITH 7+ SURVIVORS
Lifesaver: Once per turn as a free action, may drag Survivors
PR ITY
from one adjacent Zone containing Zombies into his Zones
Cannot be done from a car or tower. Path must be clear.
For each 2 Survivors above 6 (rounding up), add 1 more Zombie
when spawning.

(as defined Each Survivor must also begin with a weapon: add a pan for each
Lock it down:by Phil)
Use one action to lock an open door.
odd number and a weapon (axe, pistol, or crowbar) for each even
Loud: Can make his zone the one with the highest level of Noise
CLAIMER: S number above 6 when randomly handing out starting equipment.
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Actors are attacked by ranged weapons and cars in this order:
PLAYERS’ PHASE
Resolve all of a players’ Survivors in turn. Start with 3 actions: NAME DMG XP
MOVE
Move to an adjacent space (no diagonal movement). Locked 1 Survivors N/A N/A
doors must be opened first. If moving out of a zone with
Zombies, spend one extra move action per Zombie. If entering a 2 Toxic Walker 1 1
space with a Zombie, movement ends.
3 Walker 1 1
DRIVE A CAR
OPEN A DOOR 4 Berserker Walker 2 1
Use a melee weapon that allows opening doors, generating
Noise if required. If opening a door to a new building, spawn 5 Toxic Fatty/Abomination 3 1/5
Zombies for each Zone.
6 Fatty/Abomination 2 1/5
SEARCH
May only search a building zone or car once per turn. 7 Berserker Fatty/Abomination 3 1/5
Reorganize inventory for free.
8 Toxic Runner 1 1
STASH EQUIPMENT IN CARS
Place equipment under the car token in the same Zone or 9 Runner 1 1
retrieve them.
10 Berserker Runner 1 1
REORGANIZE AND TRADE DMG = amount of damage required to kill a Zombie.
Reorganize inventory and readied Equipment. May trade with
XP = XP gained by shooter/driver killing the Zombie.
Survivor in the same space, who gets to reorganize for free.
* Fatties are worth 1 XP, Abominations worth 5.
MELEE COMBAT Berserker Zombies cannot be damaged by ranged weapons (but
Attack targets in the same zone. May choose target. can be killed by cars).
RANGED COMBAT Berserkers, Fatties, and Abominations, if not killed, will absorb
Attack targets in a single zone with the priority: 1. Other damage and protect Zombies of a lower priority.
Survivors, 2. Walkers, 3. Fatties/Abominations, 4. Runners.
Toxic Zombies are higher priority than their counterparts. ZOMBIE TYPES
Berserker Zombies are lower priority. Berserker Zombies
cannot be harmed by ranged attacks and protect lower priority
Zombies.
MOVEMENT WITHIN A CAR
Move into (if no Zombies in zone), out of, or inside car.
PULL A SWITCH
If doors are opened, resolve spawning as per “Open a Door” Walker Runner Fatty Abomination
above. If the switch is tied to an Objective, the Survivor takes the If a Fatty is spawned, spawn two Walkers of the same type
Objective token for free. (normal, Toxic, Berserker) with it. If an Abomination is drawn but
there are no more Abomination minis, spawn a Fatty and two
TAKE OR ACTIVATE AN OBJECTIVE Walkers instead.
MAKE NOISE (ADD A NOISE TOKEN)
DO NOTHING WEAPON SYMBOL REFERENCE

ZOMBIES’ PHASE
Note: Runners get two separate actions, one after the next.

STEP 1: ACTIVATION: Range Dice Accuracy Damage

ATTACK: Each Zombie attacks a Survivor on a space, taking
Equipment if able and dealing one Wound. Two Wounds kill a
Survivor. All Zombies in the same space attack and do not move. OTHER SYMBOL REFERENCE
MOVE: Any Zombies in a zone without attack move with priority:
Item may be used to kill a zombie.
1. Towards the noisiest Survivor they can see.
2. Towards the zone with the highest Noise (each Survivor
counts as an additional Noise).
Item may be used to open a door.
If tied, Zombies split up. Add Zombies if needed to make groups
even. If blocked, they go to the next noisiest zone.
Item does not generate noise when used.
STEP 2: SPAWN
Draw a Zombie card for each Spawn Zone. Follow instructions
Item generates one noise token per use.
based on highest living Survivor’s Danger Level. If not enough
miniatures left, activate all Zombies of the required type instead.
Weapon may be dual-wielded if another copy also
REMOVE NOISE TOKENS, PASS FIRST PLAYER LEFT is equipped (use both weapons for one action).