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	== How to Play ==		== How to Play ==

	=== Beginning/Setup ===		====Beginning/Setup====
	Each player starts by choosing three champions for their team. Each champion comes with a set of 6 cards (2 blue, 2 yellow, 2 red), representing ''manipulation'', ''creation'', and ''destruction''. These are shuffled together and form a player's deck.		Each player starts by choosing three champions for their team. Each champion comes with a set of 6 cards (2 blue, 2 yellow, 2 red), representing ''manipulation'', ''creation'', and ''destruction''. These are shuffled together and form a player's deck.

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	Each player places their three Champions on a hex in their deployment area.		Each player places their three Champions on a hex in their deployment area.

	=== Rounds and Turns ===		====Rounds and Turns====
	Each round consists of the first player's turn, then the second player's turn. Afterwards, the challenge track advances and another round begins.		Each round consists of the first player's turn, then the second player's turn. Afterwards, the challenge track advances and another round begins.

	~~====~~ Player Turn ~~====~~		'''<u>Player Turn</u>'''
	'''Scoreboard Phase:''' BGA checks if the player has ~~have~~ fulfilled any of the conditions for the challenges. If so, the player earns the appropriate number of VPs.
			'''Scoreboard Phase:''' BGA checks if the player has fulfilled any of the conditions for the challenges. If so, the player earns the appropriate number of VPs.

	'''Activation Phase:''' Players play cards from their hand. Each card's color represents one of your 3 magic cores (red, yellow, and blue). When you use a card, the corresponding magic core is exhausted and no other cards of that color can be played that round. If you have magic cores, but no cards of that color, you can execute standard actions. These actions are weaker, but don't need cards.		'''Activation Phase:''' Players play cards from their hand. Each card's color represents one of your 3 magic cores (red, yellow, and blue). When you use a card, the corresponding magic core is exhausted and no other cards of that color can be played that round. If you have magic cores, but no cards of that color, you can execute standard actions. These actions are weaker, but don't need cards.

	'''Upkeep Phase:''' Players restore their cores, discard their hand, and ~~draws~~ a new hand of 5 cards.		'''Upkeep Phase:''' Players restore their cores, discard their hand, and draw a new hand of 5 cards.

	== Cards ==		==Cards==
	Each card displays information about what a Champion can do when the card is played. This information is contained in the title bar, middle icons, and action text at the bottom, which modifies or adds abilities.		Each card displays information about what a Champion can do when the card is played. This information is contained in the title bar, middle icons, and action text at the bottom, which modifies or adds abilities.

	=== Title Bar ===		====Title Bar====
	To the left is the Champion icon (which Champion the card belongs to) within a frame depicting the action type (burst = attack, gear = skill, or reaction = shield). The card's title is in the middle. To the right is the magic core that will be used when played (also depicted in the card's color). If the core is already exhausted, the card will be unplayable.		To the left is the Champion icon (which Champion the card belongs to) within a frame depicting the action type (burst = attack, gear = skill, or reaction = shield). The card's title is in the middle. To the right is the magic core that will be used when played (also depicted in the card's color). If the core is already exhausted, the card will be unplayable.

	=== Middle Icons ===		====Middle Icons====
	Each card has icons representing movement (a green boot), action range (a yellow burst), and action strength (a red number). Movement indicates how many hexes the Champion can move before executing the action. The yellow burst shows the range of the card's effect: melee (must be adjacent), indirect (a thrown object within the indicated number of hexes, ignores obstacles like statues or other Champions), direct (a straight shot within the indicated number of hex spaces), or area of effect (AoE).		Each card has icons representing movement (a green boot), action range (a yellow burst), and action strength (a red number). Movement indicates how many hexes the Champion can move before executing the action. The yellow burst shows the range of the card's effect: melee (must be adjacent), indirect (a thrown object within the indicated number of hexes, ignores obstacles like statues or other Champions), direct (a straight shot within the indicated number of hex spaces), or area of effect (AoE).

	Reaction cards show a shield with a number, indicating how much damage is reduced. These cards must be played on the other player's turn. If they are played, they will exhaust their magic core, making that color unable to be used during the reacting player's turn.		Reaction cards show a shield with a number, indicating how much damage is reduced. These cards must be played on the other player's turn. If they are played, they will exhaust their magic core, making that color unable to be used during the reacting player's turn.

	=== Action Text ===		====Action Text====
	Most cards have text indicating other ~~effect~~ that can or will happen when the card is played. Some can happen before damage is dealt (pre-attack: a left-facing arrow) or after (post-attack: a right-facing arrow)		Most cards have text indicating other effects that can or will happen when the card is played. Some can happen before damage is dealt (pre-attack: a left-facing arrow) or after (post-attack: a right-facing arrow)

	=== Attack Card Resolution ===		===Attack Card Resolution===

	<ol class="bulletlist" style="margin:1em 0;padding-inline-start:40px;">		<ol class="bulletlist" style="margin:1em 0;padding-inline-start:40px;">
	<li>Use as much of the card’s movement (green boot) as you choose</li>		<li>Use as much of the card’s movement (green boot) as you choose</li>
	<li>Resolve any pre-attack abilities</li>		<li>Resolve any pre-attack abilities</li>
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	Check the range and targeting icons to determine which rules apply for the attack. Some attacks have a minimum range, and any enemy closer than that is not an eligible target.		Check the range and targeting icons to determine which rules apply for the attack. Some attacks have a minimum range, and any enemy closer than that is not an eligible target.

	== Traps ==		==Traps==
	Some hexes have trap tokens. A trap triggers when a Champion enters the hex in which it is placed, whether it moved there by choice or was moved by another Champion. The trap token is flipped and an effect is applied (loss of hit points, loss of remaining movement, or discard a card of that Champion). The Champion may then complete remaining movement (if available). When a trap is triggered, the player whose Champion triggered the trap places a new trap on a different empty trap hex.		Some hexes have trap tokens. A trap triggers when a Champion enters the hex in which it is placed, whether it moved there by choice or was moved by another Champion. The trap token is flipped and an effect is applied (loss of hit points, loss of remaining movement, or discard a card of that Champion). The Champion may then complete the remaining movement (if available). When a trap is triggered, the player whose Champion triggered the trap places a new trap on a different empty trap hex.

	== How to Score Victory Points ==		==How to Score Victory Points==
	If both players reach 5 VPs simultaneously (resulting in a draw), the non-active player wins.		If both players reach 5 VPs simultaneously (resulting in a draw), the non-active player wins.

	=== Challenge Track ===		====Challenge Track====
	At the end of each round (after all players have taken a turn), a new Challenge card is drawn and all Challenge cards move one space to the right. Challenges that move off the rightmost space are discarded. The value of the Challenge (in VPs) depends where on the track the Challenge is when it is completed (during the Scoreboard Phase).		At the end of each round (after all players have taken a turn), a new Challenge card is drawn and all Challenge cards move one space to the right. Challenges that move off the rightmost space are discarded. The value of the Challenge (in VPs) depends on where on the track the Challenge is when it is completed (during the Scoreboard Phase).

	=== Defeating an Enemy ===		====Defeating an Enemy====
	On each Champion's character card is a number representing their hit points. When a Champion takes an amount of damage equal or greater than their hit points, they are taken "out of action". That means the Champion is moved outside the arena, near the deployment area. The Champion's hit points are restored and it can be moved on the player's next turn. Champions outside the arena cannot be targeted or damaged by card effects. But they also cannot be used until the player uses an action to move the character back into the arena.		On each Champion's character card is a number representing their hit points. When a Champion takes an amount of damage equal or greater than their hit points, they are taken "out of action". That means the Champion is moved outside the arena, near the deployment area. The Champion's hit points are restored and it can be moved on the player's next turn. Champions outside the arena cannot be targeted or damaged by card effects. But they also cannot be used until the player uses an action to move the character back into the arena.
	The player with the Champion who defeated the enemy gets 1 VP. The Champion also "levels up". This means the character card is flipped over and the character gains a new ability. A Champion can only "level up" once. Hit points are not restored when a Champion "levels up".		The player with the Champion who defeated the enemy gets 1 VP. The Champion also "levels up". This means the character card is flipped over and the character gains a new ability. A Champion can only "level up" once. Hit points are not restored when a Champion "levels up".

	== Keywords ==		==Keywords==
	'''Bloodied:''' A Champion is ''bloodied'' if he/she has taken 3 or more damage. (Note: the Instruction Booklet says when a Champion has half or fewer HP remaining, but this is not BGA's policy.)		'''Bloodied:''' A Champion is ''bloodied'' if he/she has taken 3 or more damage. (Note: the Instruction Booklet says when a Champion has half or fewer HP remaining, but this is not BGA's policy.)

	'''Control:''' A player ''controls'' an area when they have more Champions in that area than their opponent.		'''Control:''' A player ''controls'' an area when they have more Champions in that area than their opponent.

	'''Dash X:''' The dashing Champion may ~~make a movement~~ in a straight line (in the same hex row) up to the number indicated. This takes place after any regular movement.		'''Dash X:''' The dashing Champion may move in a straight line (in the same hex row) up to the number indicated. This takes place after any regular movement.

	'''Double:''' Resolve the attack damage step a second time.		'''Double:''' Resolve the attack damage step a second time.
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	'''Lifesteal:''' Attacking Champion is healed equal to attack damage.		'''Lifesteal:''' Attacking Champion is healed equal to attack damage.

	'''Poison X:''' If damage was dealt to a target during an attack, deal X additional damage to target.		'''Poison X:''' If damage was dealt to a target during an attack, deal X additional damage to the target.

	'''Place:''' Remove a Champion from its current location and place it in the new location as described by the effect.		'''Place:''' Remove a Champion from its current location and place it in the new location as described by the effect.
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	'''Push X:''' Target is pushed away from the active Champion in a straight line, within the same row of hexes, for X hexes. A Champion cannot be pushed through a statue or another Champion. If the target is pushed onto a trap hex, the trap is triggered. If a Champion cannot be pushed the full distance, they suffer damage equal to the remaining distance.		'''Push X:''' Target is pushed away from the active Champion in a straight line, within the same row of hexes, for X hexes. A Champion cannot be pushed through a statue or another Champion. If the target is pushed onto a trap hex, the trap is triggered. If a Champion cannot be pushed the full distance, they suffer damage equal to the remaining distance.

	'''Root:''' Champion instantly loses any remaining movement and cannot make any further movement action (e.g.,dashing, swooping, jumping, etc.). The Champion may attack and use skills normally. This Champion can still be be "placed".		'''Root:''' Champion instantly loses any remaining movement and cannot make any further movement action (e.g., dashing, swooping, jumping, etc.). The Champion may attack and use skills normally. This Champion can still be be "placed".

	'''Stun:''' Player must discard a card of that Champion from their hand or reveal a hand showing no cards of that Champion.		'''Stun:''' Player must discard a card of that Champion from their hand or reveal a hand showing no cards of that Champion.

	'''Swoop X:''' Champion moves in a straight line within the same hex row up to X hexes. Enemy Champions, statues, and Traps are ~~ignore~~ and not activated (unless the Champion ends their movement on one).		'''Swoop X:''' Champion moves in a straight line within the same hex row up to X hexes. Enemy Champions, statues, and Traps are ignored and not activated (unless the Champion ends their movement on one).

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	=== Attack Card Resolution ===		=== Attack Card Resolution ===
	# Use as much of the card’s movement (green boot) as you choose.
	# Resolve any pre-attack abilities.		<ol class="bulletlist" style="margin:1em 0;padding-inline-start:40px;">
	# Choose target(s).		<li>Use as much of the card’s movement (green boot) as you choose</li>
	# Opponent chooses whether to play Reactions.		<li>Resolve any pre-attack abilities</li>
	# The ~~target’s~~ defense value is subtracted from the current strength value of the attack.		<li>Choose target(s)</li>
	# Resolve attack damage.		<li>Opponent chooses whether to play Reactions</li>
	# Resolve post-attack abilities from Reactions.		<li>The target's defense value is subtracted from the current strength value of the attack</li>
	# Resolve post-attack abilities from the Attack card.		<li>Resolve attack damage</li>
			<li>Resolve post-attack abilities from Reactions</li>
			<li>Resolve post-attack abilities from the Attack card</li>
			</ol>

	Check the range and targeting icons to determine which rules apply for the attack. Some attacks have a minimum range, and any enemy closer than that is not an eligible target.		Check the range and targeting icons to determine which rules apply for the attack. Some attacks have a minimum range, and any enemy closer than that is not an eligible target.

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	== Keywords ==		== Keywords ==
	'''Bloodied:''' A Champion is considered Bloodied when they have half of their hitpoints or fewer remaining (rounding up). For example, a 7 hitpoint Champion would be bloodied when reduced to 4 hitpoints.		'''Bloodied:''' A champion is considered Bloodied if it has taken at-least 3 damage.

			<s>A Champion is considered Bloodied when they have half of their hitpoints or fewer remaining (rounding up). For example, a 7 hitpoint Champion would be bloodied when reduced to 4 hitpoints.</s>

	'''Control:''' A player is considered to control an area when they have more Champions in that area than their opponent.		'''Control:''' A player is considered to control an area when they have more Champions in that area than their opponent.

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	The arena board is made up of a series of hexes. A continuous line of hexes is called a hex row.		The arena board is made up of a series of hexes. A continuous line of hexes is called a hex row.
	<pre>Example:		<pre>Example:
	Gold’arr makes a Dash 2. He can move along any of the hex rows shown, but cannot move out of the hex row due as the Dash keyword states he must remain in the same hex row ~~(see Dash, page 15)~~.</pre>		Gold’arr makes a Dash 2. He can move along any of the hex rows shown, but cannot move out of the hex row due as the Dash keyword states he must remain in the same hex row.</pre>

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	=== HEXES & HEX ROWS ===		=== HEXES & HEX ROWS ===
	The arena board is made up of a series of hexes.		The arena board is made up of a series of hexes. A continuous line of hexes is called a hex row.
	A continuous line of hexes is called ~~a hex row.~~
	~~This is a hex row.~~
	~~This is not~~ a hex row.
	<pre>Example:		<pre>Example:
	Gold’arr makes a Dash 2. He can move along any of		Gold’arr makes a Dash 2. He can move along any of the hex rows shown, but cannot move out of the hex row due as the Dash keyword states he must remain in the same hex row (see Dash, page 15).</pre>
	the hex rows shown, but cannot move out of the hex
	row due as the Dash keyword states he must remain
	in the same hex row (see Dash, page 15).</pre>

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	Each Standard Action may only be used once per		Each Standard Action may only be used once per
	Activation Phase.		Activation Phase.
	# Spend the Manipulation (blue) Core to Move 1 and		# Spend the Manipulation (blue) Core to Move 1 and Plan 1 (see Plan, page 16).
	Plan 1 (see Plan, page 16).		# Spend the Creation (yellow) Core to Move 1 and Heal 1 (see Heal, page 15).
	# Spend the Creation (yellow) Core to Move 1 and		# Spend the Destruction (red) Core to Move 1 and Deal 1 damage to an adjacent Enemy. This damage ignores defence.
	Heal 1 (see Heal, page 15).		# Spend 1 Core, Manipulation or Creation or Destruction, to Move 2.
	# Spend the Destruction (red) Core to Move 1 and
	Deal 1 damage to an adjacent Enemy. This
	damage ignores defence.
	# Spend 1 Core, Manipulation or Creation
	or Destruction, to Move 2.
	==== Reactions ====		==== Reactions ====
	During an opponent’s turn, players can		During an opponent’s turn, players can

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	targeted by an opponent’s attack action.		targeted by an opponent’s attack action.
	<pre>NOTE THAT:		<pre>NOTE THAT:
	*Reaction cards are played by players, not Champions.		* Reaction cards are played by players, not Champions.
	*Reactions can target any of a player’s Champions, not just the Champion whose card is being played.		* Reactions can target any of a player’s Champions, not just the Champion whose card is being played.
	*Reactions can never be used to react to a skill action.		* Reactions can never be used to react to a skill action.
	*A player cannot play more than one Reaction card per attack action, even if more than one Champion is targeted by the attack. When playing a Reaction during an AoE attack, a player must choose which of their Champions will be targeted by the Reaction.		* A player cannot play more than one Reaction card per attack action, even if more than one Champion is targeted by the attack. When playing a Reaction during an AoE attack, a player must choose which of their Champions will be targeted by the Reaction.
	*When Reaction cards cause effects like Push, Pull, or Fear, the target of the Reaction card is the Champion causing that effect. The target of the effect itself is noted on the Reaction card. Some Reactions may cause an Enemy to be taken out of action. When this happens, the Champion who played the Reaction card will Level Up if possible, and the player will gain 1 VP.</pre>		* When Reaction cards cause effects like Push, Pull, or Fear, the target of the Reaction card is the Champion causing that effect. The target of the effect itself is noted on the Reaction card. Some Reactions may cause an Enemy to be taken out of action. When this happens, the Champion who played the Reaction card will Level Up if possible, and the player will gain 1 VP.</pre>

	<pre>For example, the player controlling Tzu Xiao decides to move him 2 hexes. They then choose to activate his skill. They declare 3 targets in melee range, at an orientation of their choice. They resolve the skill box and apply the effect on the declared targets.</pre>		<pre>For example, the player controlling Tzu Xiao decides to move him 2 hexes. They then choose to activate his skill. They declare 3 targets in melee range, at an orientation of their choice. They resolve the skill box and apply the effect on the declared targets.</pre>