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Gamehelppentaquest

2025-06-19T19:58:28Z

Mscharf: Adjusting multiplayer scoring rules

== Overview ==
The Quest: Defeat a deck of foes with your 5 dice in this yahtzee/dice manipulation D&D inspired adventure. Once defeated, you gain the cards' special dice modification abilities. You must use them judiciously, as your final score is the number of cards captured that you DIDN'T use...but if you fail to defeat a monster each turn, you lose the game.

== Solo Play ==
Play the following phases:

[1] The quest area is replenished to 5 creature cards.

[2] Roll 5d6 - If you roll a combination matching the dice shown at the bottom of a card, you can declare that you beat it and put it in your army area.

If you can beat more than one card, choose one.

[3] Free reroll - Once per turn you can try to get better dice results by rerolling any number of dice, keeping the new results.

Note that the very first roll of a game you get 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll - You can use any number of cards in your army to modify your dice roll. Discard each army card after you use it.

The effect of an army card is depicted by the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}} add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* {{Pentaquest sub}} subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}];
* {{Pentaquest addsub}} add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* {{Pentaquest reroll}} reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* {{Pentaquest mirror}} mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check for game end conditions - If you beat a card and there are more monster cards to beat, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't defeat a monster, you lose the game. If the deck AND the quest area have no cards left, you won. Your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

'''Dice Requirement Examples:'''

Cards showing a value of dice like, {{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} are beaten by a roll of those same numbers in at least that quantity, so a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} would succeed because it contains the required pair of 2s.

if you roll had rolled {{whiteDie|1}} {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|4}}, you would still succeed because you had rolled the required pair of 2s

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest moon}} symbols represent any number, making the requirement only that you have a certain number of a single value. For example:

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} can be beaten by any pair of numbers

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} can be beaten by any value three of a kind, and so on.

If a card has both Suns and Moons, they may represent the same or different numbers.

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest moon}} {{Pentaquest moon}} would require two pairs of numbers OR a four of a kind.

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest moon}} {{Pentaquest moon}} {{Pentaquest moon}} would require a pair of one value and a three of a kind of another OR a five of a kind.

== Multiplayer ==
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play. The quest area is shared by all the players, while army tableaus are private. Whether or not a player beats a monster card during their turn, the game continues until there are no cards left in the deck and quest area. Compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins. In case of a tie, the player with the most unused army cards wins.

== Score ==
The maximum attainable score is 42, although it's unlikely to beat all the cards without using any of them. A score over 20 is good, and reaching 30 is great.

Gamehelpmindcycling

2025-05-13T18:24:01Z

Mscharf: Add solo rules addendum

= Goal =
The aim is to become the best Mind Cycling Manager by winning the most medals with your team. Medals are awarded to the cyclist first across the finish line, first to finish the sprint section, first to finish the mountain section and to the best overall team based on finishing positions.

= Movement =
The leader on the road is the cyclist who has advanced furthest on the course, with ties split in favour of the cyclist on the left. Cyclists move in order from the leader back through the field to the last cyclist on the road, though this order can be amended if cyclists choose to use the wheel or relay strategy.

The '''sprinter''' (green helmet) will advance a maximum of '''5''' spaces in the '''plains''' section, '''7''' in the '''sprint''' section, and '''3''' in the '''mountain''' section.

The '''domestique''' (blue helmet) will advance a maximum of '''7''' spaces in the '''plains''' section, '''5''' in the '''sprint''' section and '''5''' in the '''mountain''' section.

The '''climber''' (yellow helmet) will advance a maximum of '''5''' spaces in the '''plains''' section, '''3''' in the '''sprint''' section, and '''7''' in the '''mountain''' section.

== Wind ==
If a cyclist begins a round with no other cyclist directly in front of them then they are riding into the wind and their maximum movement is one less than it would otherwise be.

== Train ==
Two or more cyclists, one behind the other with no gaps, are considered to be in a train.

== Wheel ==
A cyclist in a train may follow the rider who starts the turn directly in front of them to finish immediately behind them again, so long as that space is clear for them to move into. Note that sprinters cannot wheel if they start their turn in the mountain section.

== Relay ==
A cyclist in a train may move to the front of the newly moved train so long as that space is clear for them to move into and also that they are in the front four cyclists in the train at the beginning of the turn. Note that sprinters cannot relay if they start their turn in the mountain section.

== Attack ==
If a cyclist has a blue base then they are carrying a water bottle and they may use that bottle to launch an attack if they begin their movement in the right section (sprinter sprint section, domestique plains, climber mountain). The attack allows that cyclist to move an additional 3 steps, after which they throw the bottle away and change to a black base. If a cyclist launches an attack then a cyclist who starts the turn immediately behind them may not wheel or relay, but must move normally when it is their turn to do so.

== Water Bottles ==
A domestique can pass their water bottle to a teammate who is directly behind them a the start of a turn - this is a free action and results in the domestique changing to a black base whilst the other cyclist changes to a blue base.

== Fatigue ==
A domestique with a black base has no water bottle and will suffer from fatigue - his maximum movement is reduced by one and he may no longer wheel or relay.

== Feed Zone ==
If the stage features one or more feed zones then if a domestique without a water bottle passes through such a space they immediately change to a blue base to indicate that they are carrying a bottle, before continuing with the rest of their movement for that turn. From the next turn they will no longer be fatigued and can wheel or relay as normal.

== Rocky Mountains ==
If the stage has any spaces marked as rocky mountains then those spaces are impassable and cyclists cannot move through them or end their turn in them.

= End Of The Race =
The rider who crosses the finish line first wins the stage, the rider who crosses the line second will be in second place, and so on. When a cyclist crosses the line they break the train that they were in and cyclists who started the turn behind them may not wheel or relay.

= Medals =
Best Cyclist medal for the race winner.

Best Sprinter medal for the cyclist who finishes the sprint section first.

Best Climber medal for the cyclist who finishes the mountain section first.

Best Team medal for the player who has earned the most points (race winner gets 12 points, second 11, third 10, then 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, with 1 point for 12th).

= Game Winner =
The person who wins the most medals wins the game. In the case of a tie then the winner of the Best Team wins the game.

= Solo =
To play solo, just like in the 2 to 6 player version, you must first choose a course with the different sections (flat, sprint, and climb) using the removable strips, as well as the finish line strip, the “rock” tokens, and the “supply” tokens.

Next, choose a team (1 nation) of 5 cyclists and place them side by side in an order of your choice, just before the actual starting line.

You can now begin the solo game using exactly the same rules as the 2 to 6 player version, with one difference: instead of winning medals, the goal is to get 4 cyclists from your team across the finish line in the fewest number of turns. To help count the turns, you can place a base next to the square where the last cyclist of the team is located after each turn. When the fourth cyclist crosses the finish line, count the number of turns (number of bases placed). You must also count the number of spaces the fifth cyclist still needs to travel to cross the line. This number of spaces will serve as a tiebreaker in the event of a draw in another game.

=== Example ===
Game 1: 6 bases and 3 spaces left for the fifth cyclist to cross the finish line is a better result than

Game 2: 6 bases and 6 spaces left for the fifth cyclist to cross the finish line.

NB: To fully enjoy this solo version, it is recommended to choose a course that includes all three types of sections. For a richer game experience, also add 2 supply spaces and the 6 rock spaces to the course in the “climb” section.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T17:12:33Z

Mscharf:

== Solo Play ==
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest moon}} {{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}} add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* {{Pentaquest sub}} subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}];
* {{Pentaquest addsub}} add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* {{Pentaquest reroll}} reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* {{Pentaquest mirror}} mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

== Multiplayer ==
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

== Score ==
The maximum attainable score is 42, although it's unlikely to beat all the cards without using any of them. A score over 20 is good, and reaching 30 is great.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T17:12:08Z

Mscharf:

== SOLO PLAY ==
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest moon}} {{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}} add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* {{Pentaquest sub}} subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}];
* {{Pentaquest addsub}} add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* {{Pentaquest reroll}} reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* {{Pentaquest mirror}} mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

== MULTIPLAYER ==
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

== SCORE ==
The maximum attainable score is 42, although it's unlikely to beat all the cards without using any of them. A score over 20 is good, and reaching 30 is great.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T14:43:37Z

Mscharf:

== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest moon}} {{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}} add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* {{Pentaquest sub}} subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}];
* {{Pentaquest addsub}} add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* {{Pentaquest reroll}} reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* {{Pentaquest mirror}} mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

=== SCORE ===
The maximum attainable score is 42, although it's unlikely to beat all the cards without using any of them. A score over 20 is good, and reaching 30 is great.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T14:43:08Z

Mscharf:

== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}} add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* {{Pentaquest sub}} subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}];
* {{Pentaquest addsub}} add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* {{Pentaquest reroll}} reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* {{Pentaquest mirror}} mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

=== SCORE ===
The maximum attainable score is 42, although it's unlikely to beat all the cards without using any of them. A score over 20 is good, and reaching 30 is great.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T14:41:47Z

Mscharf:

== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}} add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* {{Pentaquest sub}} subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}];
* {{Pentaquest addsub}} add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* {{Pentaquest reroll}} reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* {{Pentaquest mirror}} mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T14:41:17Z

Mscharf:

== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}}add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* {{Pentaquest sub}}subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}] ;
* {{Pentaquest addsub}}add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* {{Pentaquest reroll}}reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* {{Pentaquest mirror}}mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

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2024-10-03T14:40:17Z

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Gamehelppentaquest

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== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* {{Pentaquest add}}add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}] ;
* add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

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Gamehelppentaquest

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== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

[1] Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.

[2] Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat.

Examples:

{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;

{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;

{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;

[3] Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.

[4] Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner:

* add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}];
* subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}] ;
* add or subtract 1 to a die [as above];
* reroll any number of dice; keep results;
* mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.

[5] Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T14:11:31Z

Mscharf:

== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play the following phases:

# Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.
# Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat. Examples:{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;
{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;
{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;
# Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.
# Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner: add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}]; subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}] ; add or subtract 1 to a die [as above]; reroll any number of dice; keep results; mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.
# Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

Gamehelppentaquest

2024-10-03T14:11:01Z

Mscharf:

== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play

the following phases:

# Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.
# Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat. Examples:{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;
{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;
{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;
# Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.
# Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner: add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}]; subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}] ; add or subtract 1 to a die [as above]; reroll any number of dice; keep results; mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.
# Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

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== How to play ==

=== SOLO PLAY ===
Shuffle the deck, then play

the following phases:

# Draw cards and place them face up in the quest area until there are 5 cards.
# Roll 5d6; if you get a combination matching the dice shown in one of the lower parts of a card, you can declare that you beat it: put it in your army area. If you can beat more than one card, choose which one you beat. Examples:{{whiteDie|2}} {{whiteDie|2}} is beaten by a roll of {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|2}} since it contains the needed numbers;
{{Pentaquest sun}} {{Pentaquest sun}} is beaten by any 3 of a kind: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}, {{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, etc;
{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest sun}}{{Pentaquest moon}}{{Pentaquest moon}} is beaten by any two pair: {{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|1}}{{whiteDie|3}}{{whiteDie|3}}, {{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|6}}{{whiteDie|2}}{{whiteDie|2}}, {{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}{{whiteDie|4}}, etc;
# Free reroll; you can try to get better dice results rerolling any number of diceat once, keeping the new results. Every very first roll of a game gets 2 free rerolls.
# Modify roll; you can use any number of cards from your army to modify your rolled dice, so as to beat a card in the quest area. Discard each army card after you use it. The effect of an army card depends on the symbol in its upper right corner: add 1 to a die [max is {{whiteDie|6}}]; subtract 1 from a die [min is {{whiteDie|1}}] ; add or subtract 1 to a die [as above]; reroll any number of dice; keep results; mirror a die to its opposite: {{whiteDie|1}} to {{whiteDie|6}}, {{whiteDie|2}} to {{whiteDie|5}}, {{whiteDie|3}} to {{whiteDie|4}}, {{whiteDie|4}} to {{whiteDie|3}}, etc.
# Check; if you managed to beat a card, start over from phase [1]. If you didn't, you lose. If the deck and the quest area have no cards left, you won: your SCORE is the number of cards left in your army.

=== MULTIPLAYER ===
Players take turns clockwise, using the same rules of solo play, with a quest area shared by all the players, while discard piles are personal. Whether or not a player manages to beat card during his turn, the game continues with the turn of the player to his left. When there are no cards left in the deck and quest area, compare the sum of army and discarded cards of each player: the highest score wins.

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