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Last Night on Earth Complete Rulebook 2-0.Pages Run for it! !2 CONTENTS The Complete Rulebook contains the following: 1. About These Rules ......................................................8 3.6.1 Small Town Heroes .........................................................17 1.1 Version and Copyright ............................................................8 3.6.2 Carnival Heroes ...............................................................17 1.2 The Games and Expansions .................................................8 3.7 Champion Record Sheets .....................................................17 1.3 Using These Rules ....................................................................9 3.7.1 Zombie Champions ........................................................17 1.3.1 Rules Integrity..................................................................... 9 3.7.2 Martian Champions .......................................................18 1.3.2 Always in Effect Special Rules ......................................9 3.8 Scenario Cards .........................................................................18 1.3.3 Use of Cases and Specific Words ..................................9 3.9 Cards ............................................................................................18 1.3.4 Printing the Complete Rulebook .................................9 3.9.1 Hero Cards .........................................................................18 1.4 Mature Themes ..........................................................................9 3.9.2 Zombie Cards ...................................................................19 2. Game Overview ...........................................................10 3.9.3 Martian Cards ..................................................................19 2.1 Number of Players .................................................................10 3.9.4 Unique Items and Survival Tactics Cards .............20 2.2 Winning the Game .................................................................11 3.9.5 Grave Weapons Cards ...................................................20 2.2.1 Automatic Zombie or Martian Victory .................11 3.9.6 Hero Upgrade Cards ......................................................20 2.2.2 Automatic Hero Victory ................................................11 3.9.7 Zombie Upgrade Cards ...............................................20 3. Game Components ......................................................12 3.9.8 Advanced Abilities Cards ..............................................21 3.1 Rulebooks ...................................................................................12 3.9.9 Reference Cards ...............................................................21 3.2 Game Boards ............................................................................12 3.10 Playing Pieces ...........................................................................21 3.2.1 The Town Center ..............................................................12 3.11 General Markers .....................................................................23 3.2.2 The Manor House ............................................................12 3.11.1 Sun, Invasion and Objective Track Markers ........23 3.2.3 Radio Station .....................................................................12 3.11.2 Number and Letter Markers...................................... 23 3.2.4 Airfield .................................................................................13 3.11.3 Exploration Markers .....................................................23 3.2.5 The Big Top Center ..........................................................13 3.11.4 Salvage Tokens ................................................................23 3.2.6 The Fair Grounds .............................................................13 3.12 Terrain Feature Markers....................................................... 23 3.2.7 Forest Center ......................................................................13 3.12.1 Cannons .............................................................................23 3.2.8 Outer Boards .....................................................................13 3.12.2 Sewer Entrance Markers .............................................23 3.2.9 Straight Boards .................................................................13 3.12.3 Sewer Interior .................................................................24 3.3 Game Board Features .............................................................13 3.12.4 Other Terrain Feature Markers ...............................24 3.3.1 Spaces .....................................................................................13 3.13 Townsfolk/Allies/Crowds/Animals Markers ..............24 3.3.2 Walls ......................................................................................13 3.13.1 Allies/Townsfolk .............................................................24 3.3.3 Doors .....................................................................................14 3.13.2 Crowd ................................................................................24 3.3.4 Zombie Spawning Pits................................................... 14 3.13.3 Lions ...................................................................................24 3.3.5 Landing Site Start Spots................................................. 14 3.13.4 Old Betsy ...........................................................................24 3.3.6 Forest Spaces .......................................................................14 3.14 Game Status Markers............................................................ 24 3.3.7 Trees .......................................................................................14 3.14.1 Barricades ........................................................................24 3.3.8 Single Space Buildings.................................................... 14 3.14.2 Cone of Light ................................................................24 3.3.9 Pick Up: .................................................................................15 3.14.3 Door/Locked Door Markers .....................................25 3.3.10 Special Areas and Buildings .......................................15 3.14.4 Experience Tokens ..........................................................25 3.3.11 Buildings Touching Corners ......................................16 3.14.5 Fire Markers .....................................................................25 3.4 Rolling a Random Building .............................................16 3.14.6 Grave Weapon Markers .............................................25 3.4.1 Unusable Building........................................................... 16 3.14.7 Green Ooze .......................................................................25 3.4.2 Forest or Town Ring Random Building ...............16 3.14.8 Infected Markers ............................................................25 3.4.3 Random Number Sets on Straight Boards ............16 3.14.9 Landing Site Markers ..................................................25 3.4.4 Forest Only Board........................................................... 16 3.14.10 Lights Out ......................................................................25 3.4.5 Placing Spawning Pits ..................................................16 3.14.11 Martian Command Points .......................................25 3.5 Game Displays .........................................................................17 3.14.12 Power Tokens.................................................................. 26 3.5.1 Sun Track ............................................................................17 3.14.13 Reinforcement/Supply Markers .............................26 3.5.2 Invasion Track .................................................................17 3.14.14 Spawn Tokens ...............................................................26 3.5.3 Martian Command Console .......................................17 3.14.15 New Spawning Pit ........................................................26 3.6 Character Sheets ......................................................................17 3.14.16 Taken Over .....................................................................26 !3 3.14.17 Wound Markers ..........................................................26 6.1.2 Step 2 - Draw New Zombie Cards ............................41 3.14.18 Zombie Hero Markers ...............................................26 6.1.3 Step 3 - Roll To Spawn New Zombies ......................41 3.15 Item Markers ............................................................................26 6.1.4 Step 4 - Move Zombies ..................................................41 3.15.1 Flares ...................................................................................26 6.1.5 Step 5 - Fight ......................................................................41 3.15.2 Gas Markers .....................................................................26 6.1.6 Step 6 - Place Newly Spawned Zombies ..................41 3.15.3 Kerosene .............................................................................26 6.2 The Martian Turn................................................................... 41 3.15.4 Scenario Item Markers ................................................27 6.2.1 Step 1 - Move the Invasion Track Marker .............41 3.15.5 Use
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