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Fury of Dracula 4Th Edition Rules Pdf Fury of dracula 4th edition rules pdf Continue Dracula's Fury is one against many of the game's deductions inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel Dracula. One player controls Dracula, and up to four players take on the role of hunters. During the game, Dracula tries to elude the hunters as he breeds new vampires across Europe, while hunters try to find and destroy Dracula and end his reign of terror. Components 1 Game Board 1 Rules Link 5 Character Sheets 75 Events Card 70 Map 70 Map Maps 28 Encounters Cards 4 Hunter Sheets 1 Dracula Leaf 6 Storm Tokens 4 Fog Tokens 2 Bat Tokens 3 Despair Tokens 1 Influence Marker 1 1 1 4 Bite Tokens 38 Card Item 12 Hunter Combat Cards 13 Dracula Combat Cards 16 Ticket tokens 1 consecrated Ground Token 5 Power Card 4 Hunter Reference Card 1 Reference Card 31 Damage tokens 8 road tokens 3 Heavenly Host Tokens 4 Hearing Tokens 1 Time Marker When creating a game to rage Dracula, players perform the following steps: Place the game board: Expand the game board and place it in the center of the game zone within reach of all players. Set the influence track: Place the marker of influence on the space 0 influence track. Set track time: Place the time marker on the yellow Monday (day) space on the time track. Role assignment: One player chooses to control Dracula; He has to sit next to the board showing the trail. Each player takes a sheet of characters and a figure, each hunter takes one hunter's reference card, and Dracula takes a reference card. Prep are Hunter Cards: Shuffle all the item cards and place them face down near the board (5a). Then shuffle the Hunter and Dracula's event cards together into one deck and place it next to a deck of items (5b). Sort the hunter war cards by type and place them in three different piles near the point deck (5c). Prepare Dracula cards: Sort counter cards (6a) and Dracula's combat cards (6b) into two separate decks and individually shuffle them. Then create a location deck (6c) by organizing location maps numerically. Place all three decks face down near Dracula's side of the board. Create a token Pool: Place the ticket tokens face down near the board and randomize them. Then divide the remaining tokens by type and place them in piles near the board. Draw the meeting cards: Dracula draws five meeting cards for his starting hand. Place hunters: Each hunter places his figures on the city board. Lord Godalming is in Constanta A, Dr. John Seward is in Marseille B, Mina Harker is in Brussels C, and Van Helsing is in Amsterdam D. Playing an advanced game, each hunter chooses his starting city. Choose Dracula's starting location: Dracula chooses the starting spot. Instead of placing his figure on the board, he secretly his cards for a map corresponding to the place where he wants to start. He then puts this card map on the first space (left space) of the trail. Dracula cannot choose a sea zone, Dracula Castle or a city that the hunter occupies as a starting mim. By placing a map of the location, Dracula places his shape on a red circle next to the first space of the E. If there are three hunter players, one player controls two hunters. If there are two hunter players, each player controls two hunters. If there is one hunter player, this player controls all four hunters. Players like Hunters or Dracula Playing Dracula's Fury, each player controls one character-one of the hunters or Dracula. When the rule or action applies either to the hunter or to Dracula, this applies to both the player and the character (hunter or Dracula) who controls the player. A guide for new Hunters Hunters should focus on tracking down and killing Dracula. This requires time and cooperation. At the beginning of the game, hunters must use the action to navigate the map, hoping to find a place that is on the Dracula Trail. It is useful for hunters to spread to cover more land. While the hunters move in at the beginning of the game, they must collect as many useful items, events and ticket tokens so that when they get closer to finding Dracula's location later in the game, they can effectively corral him into a corner and defeat him. The object of the game during the fury of Dracula, hunters play as a team and win or lose the game together. Hunters search for Dracula when he secretly travels around Europe. Dracula's goal is to advance the path of influence into space 13 by creating new vampires and defeating hunters. The hunters' goal is to find and defeat Dracula before its influence sweeps Europe. Play Fury of Dracula is played during a series of game rounds. Each round consists of a hunter phase, followed by the Dracula phase. Rounds continue until the end of the game. Hunter Phase Each stage hunter contains both day and night. During the day, hunters can move around Europe and look for Dracula. At night, hunters can explore and prepare for the day ahead. First, each hunter performs one action during the day. Each hunter then performs one action at night. Players perform actions numerically according to the activation order number, which is printed on the top left corner of each character sheet. There are seven different actions a hunter can perform. Each hunter's reference card contains a brief description of these actions. Hunters perform the action as follows: 1. Moving actions When the hunter performs the action of moving, he moves his shape on the board to indicate his new location, which should be either a city or a marine zone (see What is the place?). Hunters can only perform moving activities during the The hunter can travel by road, rail or sea, namely: Road: Hunter can move from one city to a nearby city (see What are the roads and and Railroad: If a hunter has a ticket token, he can spend it on a railroad ride. He uses the value on the token from the spent ticket to determine how much railways he can use to move to a new city. This is described in detail later. Sea: If the hunter is in the port, he can move to the adjacent sea zone. If the hunter is in the marine zone, he can move either to a nearby port or to an adjacent marine area. If the hunter is in the marine zone during the day, he must move. If the hunter is in the marine zone at night, he must pass. What is the location There are two types of locations on the game board: cities and marine areas. Each city has a name and is either a large or a small city. Some cities are also ports. Each port is adjacent to the marine zone and has an anchor badge pointing to this. Sea zones are spaces on a board separated by borders. Two marine zones, which have common borders, are close. What are roads and railways? Roads and railways are the lines connecting cities with other cities. If two cities are connected by the same road, they are adjacent. On the diagram, the two big cities are not adjacent to each other, but both are adjacent to a small town. Each railway connects one city to another city. Hunters can use railways to travel long distances or between cities that are not adjacent. In the diagram, the hunter can navigate the railroad to move between two major cities, even if they do not abut. It's day, and the hunters perform actions in turn order: Lord Godalming is in Toulouse and he chooses to move along the road. There are several cities adjacent to Toulouse and he decides to move to Barcelona. Dr. Seward is in Marseille, and he decides to travel by rail. He spends one of his ticket tokens, which has 3/2 on it. Van Helsing is located in Genoa, which is a port. He decides to move by sea, so he moves to the Tyrrhenian Sea. Mina Harker moved from the Mediterranean to the Tyrrhenian Sea during the previous hunting phase. During the day it must move by sea. She decides to move to the nearby port city of Rome. 2. Supplying action to prepare for a deadly, imminent confrontation with the count, hunters must collect materials by drawing a paragraph and event card. If the hunter performs a delivery in a big city, he draws the top card of the item from the element deck and places it in his hand. If the hunter is in a small town, he does not draw a card of goods. Then the event map is drawn. When a player draws an event map, he must read it, as some event maps must be played Event maps are scattered differently during the day and at night, namely: Day: During the day, hunters take the card from the top of the event deck. If there is a hunter icon in the top of the event deck map, the hunter draws the card by placing it in his hand. If the top card of the event deck has a Dracula icon, the card is placed face down in the reset stack. Night: In time Hunters take the card from the bottom of the event deck. If the event card at the bottom of the deck has a hunter's badge, the hunter draws the card by placing it in his hand.
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