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Macenroe: /* Basics of the Game */ Base du jeu

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Basics of the Game: Base du jeu

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-= TEKKEN – The Board Game: Rulebook =
+= TEKKEN – The Board Game: Rulebook / Livret de Règles. =
 === Basics of the Game ===
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 ==== Goal of the Game ====
 Defeat your opponent by reducing their HP (Health Points) to zero, thus winning the Round. By default you win the game when you win three rounds.
 == Game components ==

Rook96: /* Possible positions */ Changed "Close Rage" to "Close Range" under picture.

2025-08-28T22:29:52Z

Possible positions: Changed "Close Rage" to "Close Range" under picture.

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	=== Possible positions ===		=== Possible positions ===
	[[File:Image - 2025-08-07T122721.958.png\|alt=Close Rage\|thumb\|Close ~~Rage~~\|center]]'''Close Range''' – a situation on the Stage when two Characters’ Miniatures are placed on adjacent Spaces.		[[File:Image - 2025-08-07T122721.958.png\|alt=Close Rage\|thumb\|Close Range\|center]]'''Close Range''' – a situation on the Stage when two Characters’ Miniatures are placed on adjacent Spaces.

	Each Symbol that affects your opponent can be resolved only when your Characters’ Miniatures are in a Close Range. Otherwise, you just punch the air and nothing happens. Learn more about Symbols further in this rulebook.[[File:Image - 2025-08-07T122913.171.png\|alt=Distance Example 1\|thumb\|235x235px\|a) A straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.\|center]][[File:Image - 2025-08-07T123405.220.png\|alt=Distance Example 2\|thumb\|237x237px\|b) Not a straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.\|center]]'''Distance''' – a situation on the Stage when two Characters’ Miniatures are NOT standing on adjacent Spaces. Whenever you would need to count Distance X Spaces away, X will be the number of Spaces between Miniatures in the shortest way.		Each Symbol that affects your opponent can be resolved only when your Characters’ Miniatures are in a Close Range. Otherwise, you just punch the air and nothing happens. Learn more about Symbols further in this rulebook.[[File:Image - 2025-08-07T122913.171.png\|alt=Distance Example 1\|thumb\|235x235px\|a) A straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.\|center]][[File:Image - 2025-08-07T123405.220.png\|alt=Distance Example 2\|thumb\|237x237px\|b) Not a straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.\|center]]'''Distance''' – a situation on the Stage when two Characters’ Miniatures are NOT standing on adjacent Spaces. Whenever you would need to count Distance X Spaces away, X will be the number of Spaces between Miniatures in the shortest way.
	* a) A straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.		* a) A straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.
	* b) Not a straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.		* b) Not a straight line of hexes, the Distance in this example is 1 Space away.

Héroce: /* STEP 1: Before playing an Attack Card (optional) */

2025-08-28T08:27:36Z

STEP 1: Before playing an Attack Card (optional)

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	* '''Stance Change''' – If the Offensive player has 3 Attack Cards of the same color or 3 Attack Cards with the same Attack Area in the hand before playing a card, they may reveal their hand to the opponent and then discard these cards to their discard pile face-down and draw 3 new Attack Cards from their deck.		* '''Stance Change''' – If the Offensive player has 3 Attack Cards of the same color or 3 Attack Cards with the same Attack Area in the hand before playing a card, they may reveal their hand to the opponent and then discard these cards to their discard pile face-down and draw 3 new Attack Cards from their deck.
	* '''Dash''' – If the Distance is more than 1 Space between Characters, they may perform a Dash. Shorten the Distance to 1 Space between Characters’ Miniatures by moving the Offensive player’s Miniature as many Spaces as needed in the shortest possible way. ⚠️ '''NOTE:''': If you need to enter any special Spaces on the way, apply the effect.		* '''Dash''' – If the Distance is more than 1 Space between Characters, they may perform a Dash. Shorten the Distance to 1 Space between Characters’ Miniatures by moving the Offensive player’s Miniature as many Spaces as needed in the shortest possible way. ⚠️ '''NOTE:''' If you need to enter any special Spaces on the way, apply the effect.
	* '''Heat''' – Once per Round, you may activate the Heat Token to gain an extra Attack Slot in the String. During that String, you will not lose initiative even if the Defender guessed the Attack Area correctly and blocked your Attack. Learn more on p. XX of this rulebook.		* '''Heat''' – Once per Round, you may activate the Heat Token to gain an extra Attack Slot in the String. During that String, you will not lose initiative even if the Defender guessed the Attack Area correctly and blocked your Attack. Learn more on p. XX of this rulebook.

Héroce: /* STEP 2: Playing an Attack Card */

2025-08-28T08:26:35Z

STEP 2: Playing an Attack Card

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	The Offensive player places 1 hidden (face-down) Attack Card into the first available Attack Slot on the Combo Board. Attack Slots are marked on the Combo Board, and the cards should be played above them, from the leftmost to the right.		The Offensive player places 1 hidden (face-down) Attack Card into the first available Attack Slot on the Combo Board. Attack Slots are marked on the Combo Board, and the cards should be played above them, from the leftmost to the right.

	'''💡 Pro Tip:''' Choosing which card to play is a deeply strategic decision. Some cards can trigger powerful bonuses or devastating Combos, while others may offer minimal or no immediate benefit. Since your opponent will try to guess the Attack Area, avoid obvious moves. Always balance deception with your main objective – dealing damage to your opponent.[[File:AD 4nXclQlLiACL04qF1o0vXK5S70EoGXyZvATTH9sly2sz4DG2IzgqOlDDiRb tBu9-MnIs10rOalNl5JR2Dcx5weiUcJzq-B6xoMpOZ8NYXaQtpvrhUyyLtl-IinitxDMnpfnTZ69Isg.png\|alt=Atack Slot\|thumb\|~~Atack~~ Slot\|center]]		'''💡 Pro Tip:''' Choosing which card to play is a deeply strategic decision. Some cards can trigger powerful bonuses or devastating Combos, while others may offer minimal or no immediate benefit. Since your opponent will try to guess the Attack Area, avoid obvious moves. Always balance deception with your main objective – dealing damage to your opponent.[[File:AD 4nXclQlLiACL04qF1o0vXK5S70EoGXyZvATTH9sly2sz4DG2IzgqOlDDiRb tBu9-MnIs10rOalNl5JR2Dcx5weiUcJzq-B6xoMpOZ8NYXaQtpvrhUyyLtl-IinitxDMnpfnTZ69Isg.png\|alt=Atack Slot\|thumb\|Attack Slot\|center]]

	==== STEP 3: Defender’s Punish Attempt ====		==== STEP 3: Defender’s Punish Attempt ====

Thirties: /* Introdution */

2025-08-16T07:01:23Z

Introdution

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	=== Basics of the Game ===		=== Basics of the Game ===

	==== ~~Introdution~~ ====		==== Introduction ====
	In TEKKEN – The Board Game, you step into intense head-to-head battles where every choice matters. Each opponent is unique, with a distinct fighting style, but the core rules apply to all. Your goal is simple – reduce your rival’s HP to zero – yet the path to victory is shaped by sharp thinking, reading your opponent, and precise timing.		In TEKKEN – The Board Game, you step into intense head-to-head battles where every choice matters. Each opponent is unique, with a distinct fighting style, but the core rules apply to all. Your goal is simple – reduce your rival’s HP to zero – yet the path to victory is shaped by sharp thinking, reading your opponent, and precise timing.

Malatr: /* STEP 3: Defender’s Punish Attempt */

2025-08-12T22:08:44Z

STEP 3: Defender’s Punish Attempt

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	* '''Successful Punish Attempt:''' If the declared Attack Area matches the one on the played card, the attack is blocked, the String is interrupted, and ends immediately. The Defender gains the Punishment Token and places it on their first available Attack Slot. The Offensive player discards all the cards from their Attack Slots face-down into the discard pile. Proceed directly to the Refilling Attack Cards in Hand step and switch roles (Exception: Heat, p. XX).		* '''Successful Punish Attempt:''' If the declared Attack Area matches the one on the played card, the attack is blocked, the String is interrupted, and ends immediately. The Defender gains the Punishment Token and places it on their first available Attack Slot. The Offensive player discards all the cards from their Attack Slots face-down into the discard pile. Proceed directly to the Refilling Attack Cards in Hand step and switch roles (Exception: Heat, p. XX).

	[[File:AD 4nXdLTUV3E6Mj5YeXm4-65C2rd-cs4aa11E5x9CXdPTRcKKD8zCsEauV7m7RsTEMHJL-URBPjdrtTbi0CkQqyyAmxPkkBBo10if80ApYRNJg8GsO9eqQ78GmdO9dhxrs6Em7ntM7d1A.png\|alt=Punishment Token\|thumb\|Punishment Token\|center]]'''💡 Pro Tip:''' Punish Attempts are not just guesswork – they are calculated predictions. While guessing, try to analyze the situation on the Stage. You can find cards available in the Common deck on the VS tile and Character Special Attack Cards on their Character Cards. Track which cards your opponent has played, which Extensions they have on their previous Attack Card, and what Combos they could trigger based on their Combo Board. Also, study the positions of both Characters’ Miniatures on the Stage to anticipate the moves your opponent is most likely to make~~. Turning a well-read guess into a Successful Punish Attempt can shift the momentum entirely in your favor~~. Turning a well-read guess into a Successful Punish Attempt can shift the momentum entirely in your favor.[[File:AD 4nXdvy-DuBURrJ-juHLWAg9TtVYDRt9HQbFG Bq9WQn 79 Ou6J t4qFXnKflMoSOiZAxntm3YT4OIOzhDV4wlltqLJoD8-hBMUy2I7WPU0u-jhxPFbUIfO5tFeMuCaMoHpns7Vt-.png\|alt=cards available in the Common deck\|thumb\|Cards available in the Common deck\|center]]		[[File:AD 4nXdLTUV3E6Mj5YeXm4-65C2rd-cs4aa11E5x9CXdPTRcKKD8zCsEauV7m7RsTEMHJL-URBPjdrtTbi0CkQqyyAmxPkkBBo10if80ApYRNJg8GsO9eqQ78GmdO9dhxrs6Em7ntM7d1A.png\|alt=Punishment Token\|thumb\|Punishment Token\|center]]'''💡 Pro Tip:''' Punish Attempts are not just guesswork – they are calculated predictions. While guessing, try to analyze the situation on the Stage. You can find cards available in the Common deck on the VS tile and Character Special Attack Cards on their Character Cards. Track which cards your opponent has played, which Extensions they have on their previous Attack Card, and what Combos they could trigger based on their Combo Board. Also, study the positions of both Characters’ Miniatures on the Stage to anticipate the moves your opponent is most likely to make. Turning a well-read guess into a Successful Punish Attempt can shift the momentum entirely in your favor.[[File:AD 4nXdvy-DuBURrJ-juHLWAg9TtVYDRt9HQbFG Bq9WQn 79 Ou6J t4qFXnKflMoSOiZAxntm3YT4OIOzhDV4wlltqLJoD8-hBMUy2I7WPU0u-jhxPFbUIfO5tFeMuCaMoHpns7Vt-.png\|alt=cards available in the Common deck\|thumb\|Cards available in the Common deck\|center]]
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|ATTENTION!		\|ATTENTION!

Khaki Baron at 13:43, 12 August 2025

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	== End Of The Round ==		== End Of The Round ==
	The Round ends immediately when at least one Character is Knocked Out – their HP is reduced to 0. The winner of the Round is the Character with any remaining HP. In case of a tie, both players are considered winners.		The Round ends immediately when at least one Character is Knocked Out – their HP is reduced to 0. The winner of the Round is the Character with any remaining HP. In case of a tie, both players are considered winners.

			== DESCENT INTO SUBCONSCIOUS ==
			In TEKKEN – The Board Game, ignoring the Stage is a quick way to lose — even against a moderately experienced player.

			Every Stage has its own gimmicks, and this one has two of them. Here, strategic planning is key: where you and your opponent stand matters. Being on cracked glass or close to a wall can give away your intentions — and help you predict your opponent’s next move. At the same time, you’ll need to account for these factors in your own actions to avoid being punished.

			=== Stage Gimick: Floor Brake ===

			* When you attack an opponent standing on a Cracked Floor space, the system automatically reveals Breakage tokens equal to the number of Strike symbols in your attack (damage is not counted).
			* There are 3 cracked tokens and 3 empty ones.
			* When the 3rd cracked token is revealed, the Stage flips to the Underside — you’ll see a new layout on screen, with both Characters staying in the same relative positions.
			* The Offensive player gains a Punishment token, making their next attack unblockable.
			* Cracked Floor spaces marked in red show where the cracks are located on the other side of the Stage.
			* Breaking the Floor Again
			** If the 3rd cracked token is revealed again on the Underside, the Stage flips back to the Upperside.
			** The Offensive player gains another Punishment token, and all tokens are reset.

Khaki Baron at 12:09, 11 August 2025

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	=== Refilling Attack Cards in Hand ===		==== STEP 5: Refilling Attack Cards in Hand ====
	The Offensive player draws as many Attack Cards from their deck as needed to restore the hand to 3 cards. If you need to draw a card and your deck is empty, shuffle your discard pile to form a new deck. If an Event Card is drawn, immediately reveal it and trigger its effect, then discard it to the discard pile.		The Offensive player draws as many Attack Cards from their deck as needed to restore the hand to 3 cards. If you need to draw a card and your deck is empty, shuffle your discard pile to form a new deck. If an Event Card is drawn, immediately reveal it and trigger its effect, then discard it to the discard pile.

Khaki Baron at 11:31, 11 August 2025

2025-08-11T11:31:59Z

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	=== Turn Structure: The String ===		=== Turn Structure: The String ===
	The String involves one or more Attacks by the Offensive player, broken down into these steps:		The String involves one or more Attacks by the Offensive player, broken down into these steps:
	[[File:AD 4nXell6WEP3DM4zunjwtDDKFXC10gwR6ITQ5yIeC3LYpR9Dt2 8030Uw-bwwCH44SCol IGNZOBejDyduqjKa8aiWVXMpywLWsRizga8RQOaF3HeiepOZPyge-HTM95Sf9yY3rdBurQ.png\|thumb\|center]]		[[File:AD 4nXell6WEP3DM4zunjwtDDKFXC10gwR6ITQ5yIeC3LYpR9Dt2 8030Uw-bwwCH44SCol IGNZOBejDyduqjKa8aiWVXMpywLWsRizga8RQOaF3HeiepOZPyge-HTM95Sf9yY3rdBurQ.png\|thumb\|center]]'''The Attack Steps'''
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	!The Attack Steps
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	# Optional: Before playing an Attack Card, use Heat, Dash, or Stance Change.
	# Playing an Attack Card: Play an Attack Card face-down.		# Playing an Attack Card: Play an Attack Card face-down.
	# Defender’s Punish Attempt: The Defender declares Attack Area.		# Defender’s Punish Attempt: The Defender declares Attack Area.
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	## Rage (once per Round, if revealed).		## Rage (once per Round, if revealed).
	# Refill cards in hand (resolve Event, if drawn		# Refill cards in hand (resolve Event, if drawn
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	==== STEP 1: Before playing an Attack Card (optional) ====		==== STEP 1: Before playing an Attack Card (optional) ====

Khaki Baron at 11:30, 11 August 2025

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 The Offensive player draws as many Attack Cards from their deck as needed to restore the hand to 3 cards. If you need to draw a card and your deck is empty, shuffle your discard pile to form a new deck. If an Event Card is drawn, immediately reveal it and trigger its effect, then discard it to the discard pile.
-==== Events ====
+== Additional Mechanics ==
 Each Stage contains Event Effects. During the setup, players shuffle up to 2 Event Cards into their Attack Cards decks (depending on Stage special rules).[[File:AD 4nXcJroIHEiPBo-nTIPiIJLXfP30i2WKIpKF01R72NVpoVIptk6XJLwABidR8Nv-EZUGuJpw78eD 9K-fwR fCs5h9ZgGzYH91wtcKV4YeDgTUO0DOOeqEApT-dSQutQjwcCuV9ZmxQ.png|alt=Event Card|thumb|There is no way to have an Event Card in your hand. Whenever drawn, it immediately triggers its Effect, depending on the chosen Stage, and goes to the discard pile. Draw another card to refill your hand to 3 Attack Cards.|center]]
 === Determining the Next Offensive Player ===
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 ⚠️ '''NOTE:''' The discard pile should be hidden, preventing the opponent from seeing the cards in it. During the Round, players cannot look through the cards in their decks or discard piles.
 == End Of The Round ==