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e creatures

Creatures do not activate tokens (wells, fog tokens, etc.) and do not

initiate battles. eir spaces can usually be entered and passed through

(unless an exception is indicated in a specic Legend).

e movement of the creatures

At each sunrise, the creatures move toward the castle. e rst one

to move is always the gor, which is on the lowest-numbered space. A

creature normally moves to the adjacent space that has the little arrow

pointing to it. Only one creature is allowed to stand on any one space.

If the space that a creature wants to move to is already occupied by

another creature, it immediately advances along the arrow to the space

adjacent to the occupied space. Aer the gors, all of the skrals and then

the other creatures move in accordance with the same rules (in the

sequence shown in the sunrise box). Even if a creature has just arrived

on the board, it advances along the arrow to the adjacent space if the

space is occupied.

e strength of the creatures

e creature display on the game board indicates the strength and

willpower points of each creature. If it comes to a battle, the strength

points are indicated with the red wooden cube. e red wooden disk is

used to mark their willpower points. At the le of the row, you can see

the number of dice and which dice the creature ghts with. A wardrak,

for example, has 10 strength points and 7 willpower points, and uses 2

black dice in battle. Note: All other creatures use red dice.

Below the strength points, you will see the reward the heroes get for

defeating the creature. For a wardrak, they get 6 gold or 6 willpower

points, or any preferred combination of the two.

Special cases:

If a wardrak has fewer than 7 willpower points, it only has 1 black die

to use.

If a troll has at least 7 willpower points, it will use 3 red dice in

battle. If it has fewer than 7 willpower points, it only has 2 red dice

at its disposal. All identical dice values are added together. e troll,

however, always chooses the highest value, regardless of whether

this results from several identical values or one highest single value.

Example: e troll rolls 3, 3, and 5. In that case, its highest value is 6,

which it adds to its strength of 14.

e time track

“Moving,” “ghting,” or “passing” will cost the heroes hours on the time

track, and are marked there with the time markers (wooden disks in the

players’ colors).

For each hour used, the hero’s time marker is advanced one space on

the time track.

Each hero has 7 hours per day available to him — unless he uses

“overtime hours.” If a hero has used up his hours, only the remaining

heroes take turns until they have used up their hours as well. A hero

whose turn comes up and who wants to end his day (which can also

happen before the 7th hour) places his time marker in the sunrise

box. If he is the rst hero to end the day, he places his time marker on

the “rooster” to show that he will be the rst one to start the next day.

Before the new day starts, all of the other heroes must have ended their

days and placed their time markers in the sunrise box as well. en, all

the symbols in the sunrise box will be carried out in sequence. Only

then can the hero whose time marker is on the rooster start the new

day.

Overtime hours

A hero can decide to use up to 3 extra “overtime hours” in addition to

the 7 regular hours in one day. Each overtime hour, though, will cost

him 2 willpower points. In that case, he moves his wooden disk back a

corresponding number of spaces on his hero board. A hero must never

allow overtime hours to bring his willpower points to 0.

e sunrise box

1. Read and carry out the top event card

2.-6. All creatures move in the depicted sequence

e gors are always the ones to start, followed by the

skrals, wardraks, trolls, and then the wardraks again.

Within each creature category, the creature on the space

with the smallest number is the one to go rst.

Important: Only one creature is allowed to be on any

space at one time. If the space to which a creature wants

to move is already occupied by another creature, the

creature immediately advances to the adjacent space in the

direction of the arrow.

7. “Refresh” all wells

Turn the well tokens so that their colored front sides are

up. Important: If a hero is on a space with a well, this well

will not be refreshed. e token remains lying face-down.

8. e Narrator advances one letter space on the Legend

track

In addition to moving when a creature is defeated, the

Narrator always moves at sunrise. If the Narrator reaches

a letter space with a star on it, the corresponding Legend

card is read out loud. Note: For some letters, there is no

Legend card.

When the Narrator reaches the “N” on the Legend track,

the game ends.

e Legend track

e Narrator starts each Legend on the “A” space of the Legend track.

Once the large “Checklist” card has been read out loud and performed,

a Legend always begins by reading card A1 aloud. e Legend cards

inform the heroes about each Legend’s goal and keep the story moving

along.

e equipment board

Articles are laid out on the equipment board at the beginning of a

Legend. A hero can purchase any of these articles and strength points

for 2 gold each when he is on a space with a merchant symbol. In

addition, the witch’s brew is shown on the right side. It can only be

purchased, however, when a hero is on the same space as the witch.

e price, which is written on the equipment board, varies depending

on the number of heroes.

e Creatures and Other Game Elements

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