Open a chest In the original version (Europe & South America), it is implied that a hero must be standing next to a chest in order to open it. If you search for treasure without first searching for traps, you will spring the trap. Some rooms may have a special treasure others may have hazards or Wandering Monsters who immediately attack. Search for Treasure Heroes may search for treasure in any room only once, and only if they are uninhabited by monsters.
A spell can be used only once each quest. "See"ing is defined as a straight, unobstructed line from the spell caster to the monster or hero. You may cast a spell at anything that the hero can "see", including himself. The Elf and the Wizard may cast a spell instead of attacking. Cast a Spell For a list of Spells and their effects, see Loretome:Mentor's Library#Spells. The monster defends itself from an attack, but it has been killed when its Body Points reaches zero. You may only attack with one weapon at a time. Some weapons allow you to attack diagonally or from a distance. Your attack strength depends on your attack weapon. Hero actions Attack Main article: Guide:Attacking and defending You may attack any monster that you are adjacent to. You must have at least two squares of movement left and land on an unoccupied square. Looking and opening doors are not one of the six actions.Ī hero may attempt to jump a trap blocking his path. On your turn, you may move adjacent to a closed door and ask Morcar ("Zargon" in the US) to open it. Looking gives you the opportunity to see what is directly in your line of sight, such as closed doors. Looking and opening doors Īs a Hero moves, he may "look" down a corridor or through an open door. You may not share a square with another Hero or with a monster. When moving you cannot pass over monsters, through walls or move diagonally. Then, move carefully along the corridors and into rooms square by square. The number of square spaces you can move is determined by the roll of 2 six-sided die. They can be done at any time during your turn. Getting caught in a trap, drinking potions, and picking things up do not count as actions. Players may do BOTH of the following on each of their turns: On his turn, Morcar may choose and move any monsters currently on the gameboard. After all Heroes have completed their turns, it becomes Morcar's turn. In the table rules, play begins with the Hero seated to Morcar ("Zargon" in the US)'s left and continues clockwise. Your heroes will start with a weapon, a number of Body points and Mind points. This is also where you will end the quest. Your heroes usually start in a room with a stairway. You will be given a goal that you must complete before you can successfully finish the quest. The two remaining become the Wizard's.įor first time players it is suggested that the Elf take the Earth spell group and the Wizard take the Air, Fire and Water spell groups. Next, the Elf chooses one spell group from the three remaining. The Wizard first chooses one of the four spell groups. The spell groups are divided between the Wizard and the Elf. There are four groups of Hero spells, Air, Fire, Water, and Earth. Dividing the spells For a list of Spells and their effects, see Loretome:Mentor's Library#Spells.
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