Introduction to Warpspawn Games

POWER CARD LIST NOTATION

F = Foe: Use against opposing player to make their Encounter tougher

X = Special

POWER CARD LIST

Matchlock pistol A Fight +2

Rapier A Fight +2

Fear F Creature gets +1

Revulsion F Creature or Darklord gets +1

Horror F Creature gets +2

Madness F Creature or Darklord gets +2

Closed Border F Darklord gets +3

Holy Water A +2 vs undead

Turn Undead A +2 vs undead

Find Weakness A +2 vs Darklord

Know Vulnerabilities A +1 vs Creature or Darklord

Holy Symbol A +2 vs undead

Holy Word A +2 vs Holy Encounter (Needs Holy Hero)

Good Secret Society A +1 vs any Encounter

Vistani Gypsies X Opponent must discard 3 random cards

Carnival X Opponent misses his next turn

The Fraternity of Shadows X Draw 3 cards

Dark Secrets X Cause Encounter Roll to be rerolled

Split up F Event Encounter gets +2

Something Sinister F Any Encounter gets +1

Macabre & Supernatural F Magic Encounter gets +2

Sinkhole of Evil F Undead gets +2

Corruption F Holy Test gets +2

Terror F Fight Test gets +2

Faith Magic A +2 vs Holy Encounter (Needs Holy Hero)

Healing Herbs X Put killed Hero back in play (Needs Scout Hero)

Resurrection X Put killed Hero back in play (Needs Holy Hero)

Reincarnation X Put killed Hero back in play (Needs Magic Hero)

Summoning A Magic +2 (Need Magic Hero)

Enchantment F Magic Test gets +2

Divination X Look at next 7 cards in deck

Necromancy A Holy +2 (Need Magic Hero)

Smite A Fight +2 (Need Fight Hero)

Stealth A Scout +2 (Need Scout Hero)

Backstab A Fight +2 (Need Scout Hero)

Courage A Holy +2 (Need Fight Hero)

Find Companion X Gain 1 Random Hero

Henchman X Gain 1 Random Hero

Magic Potion A +1 to any Encounter

Magic Ring A +1 to any Encounter

LINKS

GAME DESIGNERS NOTES

These are only the Northern Core.

I would like to do all the other Domains as well.

ROCKETS & RAYGUNS

OPERATIONAL

INTRODUCTION

Who will carry the day?

UNIT LIST STATS

Whether they are (T)roops or (L)eaders.

Move: Number of movement points the unit gets per turn.

Range: Distance in hexes the unit can attack into.

Damage: Change to kill target on a roll of 1D6.

Save: Chance to avoid destruction on a roll of 1D6.

IMPERIAL UNITS LIST Type Move Range Dam Save

War Rockets 4T 7F 5 4 4

Elite Imperial Guards 6T 4 2 3 3

DRACs 4T 6 3 3 3

Beastmen soldiers 4T 5 1 4 3

Mud Men 4T 3 1 1 2

Palace Guards 10T 2 2 1 1

Savages 5T 4 1 2 1

Ray Cannons 6T - 8 4 1

Evil Emperor Ming L 4F 1 5 5

Princess Aura L 5F 1 2 4

Commodore Morgo L 2 1 3 3

Swordmaster Koros L 3 1 3 2

Notes: War Rockets can carry 2 Troops and any Leaders.

Flying Leaders are using personal vehicles.

DRACs = Death Ray armored cars.

DRACs can carry 2 Troops and any Leaders.

DRACs, War Rockets, and Ray cannons cannot be carried.

Troops and Leaders may ‘carry’ other Leaders.

Ray Cannons cannot target Leaders.

REBEL UNITS LIST Type Move Range Dam Save

Human Hero Flash L 8F 1 5 5

Human Heroine Dale L 3 1 1 4

Human Scientist Zarkov L 5F 1 2 2

Rebel Troops 16T 3 2 1 1

Rebel Rocket Scooters 2T 5F 2 1 2

Forest Archers on Gliders 2T 4F 2 3 1

Forest Archers 4T 4 3 3 2

Missile Ballistas 4T 2 6 4 1

Forest Chieftan Baron L 6 3 4 3

Hawkmen 10T 6F 2 2 2

Hawkman Chieftan Voltan L 6F 1 3 3

Hawkmen with Bombs 2T 5F 1 4 1

Ferries 4T 2 - - 3

Notes: Ferries can carry 2 Troops and any Leaders.

Ferries move only in water hexes.

Missile Ballistas cannot target Leaders.

Missile Ballistas cannot move and attack in the same turn.

Flying Leaders are using personal vehicles.

Troops and Leaders may ‘carry’ other Leaders.

TERRAIN TYPES CHART

Clear 1 -

Forest 2 +1

Swamp 3 +1

Desert 2 -

Ravine 3 -

Mountain 3 +1

Structure 2 +1

Water X -

MPCost: Move points expended by unit to enter the space.

Notes: Flying units pay 1 MP to enter any space.

D.R.A.C.s cannot enter MP cost = 3 Terrains.

Save: Increase in units Save Stat.

Flying units do not get Terrain Save bonuses.

THE MAP

Use the terrain types listed in the above chart.

The center of the map contains a set of structure

hexes that represent Ming’s Palace.

SETUP

Rebel troops are setup all along the edges of the map.

STACKING

Enemy units cannot occupy the same hex.

VICTORY

The Imperials win if all Rebel Leaders are killed.

TURN SEQUENCE

The Rebels go first.

Each turn has 2 Phases:

1. Move

Each unit gets one move and attack per turn.

LEADER BONUS

ROCKETS & RAYGUNS

STRATEGIC

INTRODUCTION

UNIT LIST STATS

Whether they are (T)roops or (L)eaders.

Move: Number of movement points the unit gets per turn.

Initiative: Higher level units attack first during Battle Phase.

Damage: Change to kill target on a roll of 1D6.

Save: Chance to avoid destruction on a roll of 1D6.

Cost: Support points to purchase. The second number in parentheses

indicates the maximum number of such units that can be recruited per turn.

Recruit: Part of the map where these troop types can be recruited.

IMPERIAL UNITS LIST Type Move Init Dam Save Cost Recruit

War Rockets T 3F 5 4 4 6(1) Central

Elite Imperial Guards T 1 3 3 3 4(3) Central

DRACs T 2 4 3 4 5(2) Central

Beastmen soldiers T 1 3 4 3 4(3) South

Mud Men T 1 2 1 2 2(4) South

Imperial Conscripts T 1 1 1 1 1(10) Central

Savages T 1 2 2 1 2(4) South

Ray Cannons T 1 8 4 1 5(2) Central

Guard Commander L 2 +3 +1 2 3(2) Central

Evil Emperor Ming L 3F +7 +3 5 -

Princess Aura L 4F +6 +2 4 -

Commodore Morgo L 2 +4 +2 3 -

Swordmaster Koros L 3 +5 +1 2 -

Ming’s Weather Machine T - 10 1 1 -

Notes: War Rockets can carry 1 Troop.

Flying Leaders are using personal vehicles.

Troops and Leaders may ‘carry’ other Leaders.

DRACs = Death Ray Armored Cars.

The weather machine has unlimited range.

The weather machine effects all armies in a single territory

REBEL UNITS LIST Type Move Init Dam Save Cost Recruit

Human Hero Flash L 4F +8 +5 5 -

Human Heroine Dale L 1 +5 +1 4 -

Human Scientist Zarkov L 3F +4 +2 2 -

Rebel Troops T 1 1 1 1 1(12) West

Rebel Rocket Scooters T 3F 2 1 2 3(4) West

Rebel Leaders L 2 +3 +1 2 3(3) West

Forest Gliders T 2F 2 3 1 3(1) North

Forest Archers T 1 3 3 2 3(4) North

Missile Ballistas T 1 6 4 1 4(2) North

Forest Chieftain Baron L 2 +7 +4 3 -

Hawkmen T 3F 2 2 1 3(7) East

Hawkman Chieftain Voltan L 4F +6 +3 3 -

Ferries T 2 - - 3 1(4) Any

Notes: Ferries can carry 1 Troop.

Ferries move only in water hexes.

Flying Leaders are using personal vehicles.

Troops and Leaders may ‘carry’ other Leaders.

THE MAP

There are about 5 Regions on the continent.

The Emperor controls the Central and Southern Regions.

The Rebels control the North, East, and West Regions.

Each Region is divided into 10 Territories.

1-3 of these territories of each region are Major Cities

One city in the Central region is Ming’s Palace.

Include several Impassable Mountain Territories.

Each Region produces 10 Support Points divided amongst its

Territories. (Each territory produces 0-2+ Support Points)

The Central Region produces 20 Support Points.

Indicate certain Territories as being Defensible.

The continent is surrounded by water territories.

SETUP

Each side starts with all of their Personality type Leaders.

Ming starts with 50 support points worth of units.

The Rebels start with 25 support points worth of units.

Units start on cities.

STACKING

territory at the end of Move Phase.

Flying units may fly over stacks of other units

VICTORY

The Imperials win if all Rebel Leaders are killed.

TURN SEQUENCE

The Rebels go first.

Each turn has 4 Phases:

1. Move

3. Support

4. Recruitment

MOVE PHASE

ATTACK PHASE

Each unit gets one attack per Battle phase.

Units from both sides get to attack.

Units with higher initiative attack first.

Leaders can be targeted only if they are stacked with no troops.

Units in Cities or Defensible Territories get +1 to their Save Stat.

This save bonus goes to the side that most recently

controlled the territory.

LEADER BONUS

Troop units they are stacked with.

Leaders give their Initiative bonus to the Initiative Stat

of one Troop units they are stacked with.

A Troop can receive bonuses from only one Leader at a time.

SUPPORT PHASE

To control a territory you must have one unit in it.

Hexes that contain units from both sides produce no

support points.

RECRUITMENT PHASE

Units start in Cities.

RUSSO-TURKISH WAR

INTRODUCTION

Abstract simulation of the Russo-Turkish War of 1877.

(Russia’s fifth war against Turkey (The Ottoman Empire) in the 19th Century)

One player is the Turks, the other is the Russians.

VICTORY

THE MAP

THE MEN

Each figure (unit) represents an army of 20,000 men.

Each player starts with 12 units.

Each unit has 3 Hits.

SETUP

Units may not stack.

THE CARDS

The deck contains one of each listed card.

TURN SEQUENCE

Each turn has 4 phases:

Orders Phase

Move Phase

Attack Phase

Recruit Phase

ORDERS PHASE

If the deck runs out, shuffle the discard and draw from it.

Max hand size = 5 cards.

Discard excess cards.

MOVE PHASE

Play (discard) a Move card to move one of your units one space.

Moves can be diagonal or orthogonal.

Instead of moving just one unit in any direction, you have the

option of moving up to three units forward the indicated number of

spaces using a single move card.

A unit can move only once per turn.

ATTACK PHASE

Attacks can be diagonal or orthogonal.

The enemy unit that is the target of the attack takes one point of damage.

A unit reduced to zero hits is destroyed and removed from the map.

Your opponent may play Defense cards to negate your attack.

RECRUIT PHASE

The unit starts in an empty space in that players back row.

CARD LIST NOTATION

T = Turkish Player only

R = Russian Player only

# = Number of this card in the deck

M = Move

A = Attack

D = Defense: Negate Attack card played by opponent

Q = Negate Attack (of Range = 1) card played by opponent and destroy attacker

V = Destroy Attacker (of Range = 1) card. (does not negate attack)

N = Negate Move card played by opponent

K = Recruit a replacement unit

P = Unit recovers one lost hit

E = Play after doing damage to do 1 extra point of damage

X = Opponent must discard 2 cards

Z = Draw 2 cards

CARD LIST

Tsar Alexander II T N

Slavic Nationalism R K

Russian Plan R Z

Sultan Abdul Hamid II T Z

Battle Hardened Army T D

Heavily Fortified Province T D

Turkish Fortress T D

Cossacks & Uhlans R A

Hussars & Dragoons R A

Diversionary Offensive R X

Precarious Finances T X

Asia Minor Reinforcements T K

Protect the Flanks - D

Travel by Rail R M

Turkish Irregulars T K

Factional High Command R X

Well Managed Deployment - M

Reconnaissance - X

Seize the Passes - A

Balkan Mountains T D

Imperial Guard & Grenadiers R K

Romanians & Bulgarians R K

Cross the Danube R M

Gourko’s Raid R A

Headlong Advance - M

Threaten LOC - N

Active Turkish Defense T D

Heavy Fire - E

Field, Horse & Mountain Guns - A

Entrenched Infantry - D

Forced March - M

Dug In - D

Bad Roads - N

Assemble the Forces - M

Large Redoubts T D

Catastrophic Losses - E

Strengthen Position - P

Light Opposition - A

Long Range Bombardment - A

Deep Narrow Trenches T D

Attack in Close Order - A

Shoulder to Shoulder - Q

Headlong Assault - A

Cut to Pieces - Q

Fire Superiority - A

Skirmish Screen - A

Bayonet Charge - A

Overrun - A

Counter Attack - A

Replacement Draft R K

Mobilization R K

Summon Reinforcements R K

Great Power Intervention T D

First Reserve T K

Second Reserve T K

Conscription T K

Epic Defensive Battle - Q

Pasha Intrigue R X

Arrive by Sea - M

Uncoordinated Attacks - Q

Waves of Infantry - A

Fanatical Bravery - A

Fight to the Last Man R D

Determined Defense - D

Legendary Stubbornness R D

Desperate Attacks - A

Great Assault - A

Siege Guns R A

Krupp Guns - A

Earthworks - D

Damaged Prestige - X

Strategic Position - D

Reserves Exploit Success - E

Attack in Open Formation - A

Pursue Routing Troops - E

Slaughter Attackers - Q

Disastrous Assault - Q

Set-Piece Attack - A

Harassing Fire - N

Hail of Fire - E

Ammunition Stockpile - E

Repeating Rifles - E

Attackers Disorganized - D

Attack Strongest Point - Q

Formal Siege R A

Siege Mortars T A

Surprise Attack - A

Press Home the Attack - E

Beaten Back - D

Second Line Entrenchments R Q

Exact a Heavy Toll - E

Ferocious Assault - A

Atrocities - E

Take no Prisoners - E

Minor Clash - D

Break Through - M

Occupation - M

Drive - M

Columns - M

Epic March R M

Appalling Weather - N

Winter Campaign - N

Rapid March - M

Snow Drifts - N

Hitch Ride with Cavalry R M

Natural Defenses T N

Parallel Routes R M

Menaced by Reserves - N

Little Progress - N

Encirclement - A

Terrific Fight - V

Heavy Opposition - V

Storm the Redoubts - A

Thirst for Glory - A

Take Captives - E

Rearguard Action - D

Ensuing Clash - A

March on Constantinople R M

Advancing Army - M

Bold Offensive - A

Inconclusive Battle - V

Telegraph R Z

Divide their Forces - M

Classic Pincer Movement R A

Night Assault R A

Well Planned Assault R A

Rifle Battalions - A

Feint Attacks R X

Draw off Reserves R X

Cholera - X

Typhoid - X

Officer Casualties T X

Military Reorganization T X

Collect Stragglers - P

Reinforce Garrisons - P

Siege of Plevna R A

Prepared for War T Z

RANGE WAR

INTRODUCTION

Wargame of the American West circa 1840-1900.

Players are rival Land Barons trying to gain complete control of the same territory.

VICTORY

Control all Settlements on the Board.

Players are eliminated if their Baron is killed.

MONEY & DICE

Six siders are needed.

Use Monopoly money.

MAPS, COUNTERS, & SETUP

First each player declares which Ranch they want to control.

The are 4 Ranches:

The OK Corral, The Lazy B, The Graham Ranch, and The Johnson Ranch.

There is a location counter for each ranch.

Each ranch has a location counter of a unique color.

Each player has a set of Control Markers of the same color as their Ranch.

Players will have to make a map.

Use a Hex map.

Designate 30 random spots on the map to be “Settlement Spaces”.

Each player places their Ranch on a different Settlement space.

Ranches should be placed far apart.

For each remaining Settlement space draw one random Settlement counter.

Settlement counters are of a different color than the control markers.

Each player starts with a Baron Unit Counter and 2 Regulator Unit Counters.

These are located, stacked, on your Ranch

SETTLEMENT COUNTER LIST

Type: Number Base Revenue

Farms 10 10

Coal Mine 6 20

Gold Mine 4 30

Town 6 10

Trading Post 4 10

TURN SEQUENCE

Each Turn has 6 Phases:

1. Revenue Phase

2. Pay Phase

3. Recruit Phase

4. Build Phase

5. Raid Phase

6. Control Phase

REVENUE PHASE

Collect Revenue from each settlement you control.

Revenue is in ‘Dollars’.

Ranches have a revenue of 20 Dollars per turn.

PAY PHASE

Pay each of your units 2 Dollars.

Discard unpaid units on a roll of 4+ on 1D6.

Baron units do not have to be paid.

RECRUIT PHASE

Draw N + 1 random Recruit counters from the Recruit Pile.

N = Number of Players.

Players bid on each these Counters separately with their Dollars.

Players bid secretly and then simultaneously reveal all their bids.

If you loose a bid you keep your money.

If you win, you pay your bid to the bank, and gain control of the Counter.

In case of a tie, no one wins, and the counter remains to be bid on again.

Only one player at a time can control a Governor Counter.

If a Governor Counter is drawn, discard all other Governor Counters.

Only one player at a time can control a Government Contracts (GC) Counter.

If a GC is drawn, discard all other GC’s.

BUILD PHASE

In this phase you deploy Counters you just won in Recruit Phase.

Place Units on Trading Posts or Towns you Control.

At a cost of 10 Dollars you may automatically recruit a Regulator Unit.

A player can recruit a max of one Regulator per turn.

A player places a Cowboy unit on his Ranch.

Town Improvement Counters are placed on a Town you control.

A Town can only have one of each type of Improvement.

Trading Post Improvement Counters are placed on Posts you control.

A Post can only have one of each type of Improvement.

Farm Improvement Counters are placed on a Farm you control.

A Farm can only have one Improvement.

Mine Improvement Counters are placed on a Mine you control.

If you cannot deploy a unit you must discard it.

Place your control Markers under your units to show ownership.

COUNTER TYPES

G = Governor

C = Government Contract

T = Town Improvement

P = Trading Post Improvement

F = Farm Improvement

M = Mine Improvement

U = Units

RECRUIT PILE COUNTER LIST

Counter Name # Type Rev Shoot Notes

Governor 8 G 1D6x10 -

Govt Contracts 6 C 40 -

Railway Station 4 T 10 -

Saloon 4 T 10 -

Bank 4 T 10 -

Gambling Hall 4 T 10 -

Trappers 2 P 10 -

Horse Traders 2 P 10 -

Cotton Mill 2 F 10 -

Gin Mill 2 F 10 -

Mother lode 2 M 10 -

Cowboys 4 U - 15

Indian Braves 4 U - 15 Red

Mexican Bandidos 4 U - 15 Outlaws

Outlaw Gang 4 U - 20 Outlaws

Lawmen Posse 4 U - 15 Law

Lynch Mob 2 U - 10 Law

Gunslinger 4 U - 30 Outlaws

Local Sheriff 2 U - 20 Law

Federal Marshall 2 U - 30 Law

Confederate Rebels 2 U - 25 South

Union Veterans 2 U - 25 North

Texas Rangers 2 U - 25 Law

Mountain Men 2 U - 15 White

# = Number of that Counter in pile.

RAID PHASE

Players bid to determine turn order for moving and attacking.

In case of ties roll high on 1D6.

Units can move up to 3 spaces.

There is no stacking Limit.

Red units cannot stack with White units.

Outlaws cannot stack with Law units.

North units will not stack with South units

When opposing units occupy the same space they will fight.

Each side adds up their Shoot Value.

The side with the highest Value gets the Fight Advantage.

In case of a tie roll high on 1D6.

Roll 1D6:

1-2 The side with the fight advantage loses one unit

3-5 The side without the fight advantage loses one unit

6 The side without the fight advantage retreats to an empty adjacent space

Keep rolling until one side is eliminated or retreats.

Baron Units are the last to be killed.

Baron units have a Shoot value of 30.

Regulator units have a Shoot value of 20.

CONTROL PHASE

Place a control marker counter on any settlement occupied by your units.

Remove any enemy markers first.

A settlement can only have one control marker on it.

REBEL SPACE

INTRODUCTION

Sci-Fi Card Game. Two Players.

CARDS

The Rebel and Imperial players have their own unique decks of 65 cards.

OBJECT

Reduce your opponents deck to 0 cards.

SETUP

Each player draws 5 cards from their own deck.

TURN SEQUENCE

Players take turns.

The Rebel player goes first.

Each turn has 5 phases:

Draw Phase

Activation Phase

Attack Phase

Deploy Phase

End Phase

DRAW PHASE

Draw 1 or 2 cards from your deck.

If you have no cards left in your deck, you lose.

ACTIVATION PHASE

Move all your units in your Inactive Zone into your Active Zone.

ATTACK PHASE

Declare whether or not you are attacking.

If you are not attacking skip this phase.

You may attack with some or all of your units.

Units include Heroes, ground units, and space units.

Units may be combined into battle groups.

Battle groups contain one or more units.

Battle groups are of 2 kinds: Ground groups, and Space groups.

A ground battle group may consist of ground units and heroes.

A space battle group consists of space units and (pilot/captain) heroes.

Some space units are fighters, others are ships.

For each Fighter one Pilot hero may also attack in the same space battle group.

For each Ship one Captain hero may also attack in the same space battle group.

Items and companions are attached to heroes.

Active defender units may block attacking units. Inactive units cannot block.

The above rules also apply to how the defender can form defending battle groups.

The defending player may let attackers through, or block attacking battle groups.

Only ground units can block ground units. Only space units can block space units.

The exception: The rebel ion cannon and shields are ground units that

affect attacking ships.

Attacking unblocked units do damage equal to the damage ratings of the attacking cards.

For each point of damage that gets through, one card from the top of the

defenders deck is discarded.

If blocked, compare the battle value of the attacking group and the defending

group that blocked it.

The battle values are the ground ratings in a ground attack, or space ratings in

a space attack.

The side with the lowest battle value is destroyed and discarded.

The winning side always keeps at least one surviving unit but loses extra

units with a combined value = or > than the battle value of the losing side.

The loser picks which of the winners units are destroyed. Heroes must be picked last.

For example: An attacking ground rebel group has the Princess (3), two

soldiers (1,1), a cycle (2), and a speeder (3).

The defending imperial group is a Battle-Walker (4).

The Walker is destroyed.

The Imperial player chooses whether the rebel loses a speeder and

a soldier, or the cycle and both soldiers.

Attacking cards are inactivated.

If unblocked, attacking units, instead of doing damage to the deck, may target

an opposing unit in play, which must block.

Space units can only target space units.

Ground units may target ground units, or heroes.

DEPLOY PHASE

You may deploy 3 points worth of cards.

Notice that all units have a cost of 1 to 3 points.

Points cannot be saved from turn to turn.

Deployed units are placed face up on the table in front of the controlling player.

Units are placed into the player's Inactive Zone.

Items and companions when deployed must be attached to a hero.

Units stay in play until destroyed in battle or by some card action.

END PHASE

If you have more than 12 cards in your hand, discard the excess cards.

Convert and Treason cards are played in end phase.

Shuttle and Cybernetic cards are played in end phase.

Recruit and Medi-bot cards are played in end phase.

Saboteur and Spy cards are played in end phase.

Surprise attack, Multiple targets, and Trap cards are played in attack phase.

PSION CARDS

Psion cards are played during battles to increase battle or damage ratings.

They are attached to heroes with the Psionic attribute.

They are discarded at the end of the battle.

REBEL CARD LIST

Card Name Type # Grnd Space Dam Cost Notes

Young Protagonist Hero 1 7 7 2 3 Pilot, Psionic

Princess Hero 1 3 3 2 3 Captain

Smuggler Hero 1 4 6 2 3 Pilot, Captain

Robot Sidekick Comp 1 1 1 1 1 Companion

Alien Companion Comp 1 2 2 0 2 Companion

Laser Sword Item 1 3 0 0 1 Attach to Hero

Wise Mentor Hero 1 5 0 2 3 Psionic

Rebel Commander Hero 1 4 4 2 3 Captain

Superior Pilot Hero 1 0 5 1 3 Pilot

Rebel Soldier Ground 10 1 0 1 1

Grav Cycles Ground 8 2 0 1 1

Air Speeders Ground 6 3 0 1 2

Rebel Base Ground 1 1 0 0 2 Draw +1 card/turn

Ion Cannon Ground 1 1 0 0 3 Facility;Defense*

Defense Shields Ground 4 1 0 0 2 Facility;Defense**

Stunt Fighters Space 15 0 3 1 1 Fighter

Fighter Bombers Space 4 0 1 2 1

Converted Freighter Space 1 0 5 1 2 Ship

Rebel Warship Space 5 0 7 1 3 Ship

Danger Sense Psi 1 2 1 0 -

True Aim Psi 1 0 3 0 -

Medi-Bot Act 1 Take Hero from your discard and put it in your hand

Recruit Act 1 Take any Hero from your deck and put it in your hand

Convert State 1 Take control of opposing Hero for rest of game

Surprise Attack Act 4 All attacking units get Ground or Space +2

Multiple Targets Act 1 Rebels get an extra Attack Phase

Rebel Spies Act 2 Look at opponents hand

* = Destroy 1 attacking Ship

** = Attacking Ships do no Damage

IMPERIAL CARD LIST

Card Name Type # Ground Space Damage Cost Notes

Mysterious Emperor Hero 1 7 7 2 3 Captain, Psionic*

Emperors Henchman Hero 1 8 6 2 3 Pilot, Captain, Psi

Imperial Commodore Hero 1 1 5 2 3 Captain

Imperial Captain Hero 1 0 4 1 2 Captain

Bounty Hunter Hero 1 6 4 1 3 Pilot

Alien Crime Boss Hero 1 5 2 2 3 Captain

Squad Leader Ground 1 3 0 1 2

Elite Bodyguards Compan 2 3 0 0 2 Companion

Assault Troopers Ground 3 2 0 1 1

Troopers Ground 10 1 0 1 1

Fixed Defenses G/S 4 4 2 0 2 Facility; Defense

Battle Walkers Ground 4 5 0 1 2

Plasma Sword Item 1 3 0 0 1

Robotic Probe G/S 3 2 2 1 2

Elite Interceptors Space 4 0 4 1 2 Fighter

Interceptors Space 10 0 2 1 1

Bombers Space 3 0 1 2 1

Space Cruiser Space 5 0 10 1 3 Ship

Giant Space Station Space 1 0 12 3 3 Facility; May Attack

Telekinetics Psi 1 3 0 0 -

ESP Psi 1 0 0 3 -

Imperial Spy Act 2 Look at opponents hand

Traitor State 1 Take control of opposing Hero for rest of game

Shuttle Act 1 Take Hero from your deck and put it in your hand

Cybernetics Act 1 Take Hero from your discard and put it in your hand

Saboteur Act 1 Destroy one opposing facility

Trap Act 2 All defending units get Ground or Space +2

* = Draw 1 extra card per turn

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This is merely a fan site.

FAQ's

1- Do the attacking units tap (turned sideways) to show they attacked?

A: Use the Inactive Zone/Active Zone concept.

This is important because it brings up another question:

2- Can units that attacked be used to defend on the oppents turn?

A: Attacking units are inactivated. Inactivated units cannot block.

Inactivated units are reactivated in the Activation Phase.

3- When attacking, do all your units attack or can you decide which units to

use? (Linked to question 1 for tactical play.)

A: Attack with some, none, or all.

4- Can you attack with both ground and space units or with ground OR space?

A: In a single attack phase you may attack with: zero, one, or more ground

battle groups AND zero, one, or more space battle groups. Remember, a

battle group consists of one or more units.

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