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ENVIRONMENTS AND ENCOUNTERS

Dragonfire includes the following Encounter Decks (the

environments of the obstacles you’ll be trying to defeat):

Dungeon Wilderness

City Adventurers

Coastal Any (can be added

to any deck)

Future Encounters: New encounters for existing environments

(as well as brand new environments) will appear in future releases.

Unless specifically stated in an Adventure, use the following

guidelines when adding new encounter cards.

• Always add encounters to the appropriate decks, based on

the icon, as well as the number of icons (the difficulty).

• Each Encounter Deck should always have at least 20 cards

but no more than 40.

• All encounters from an expansion must be included if any

will be added.

• If you remove any encounters, all associated encounters (i.e.,

from the base game or an expansion) must be removed.

KEYWORDS

The glossary starting on page 28 explains keywords for ease of

reference during gameplay. However, you’ll need to understand a

few important concepts and icons as you read through the rules.

CLASS TYPE (COLOR)

There are four color-coded categories of Class Types:

Arcane

: blue cards Deception

: red cards

Devotion

: green cards Martial : black cards

CHARACTER CLASS

The Character Class is the primary definition of what your

character can do—your character’s calling.

All Character Classes fit into one of the four Class Types above.

The base color of each Character screen corresponds to the Class

Type, and also has a large Class Type icon watermark.

The base game includes only one Character Class in each Class

Type: Wizard (Arcane), Rogue (Deception), Cleric (Devotion), and

Fighter (Martial). However, future releases (such as the Heroes

of the Sword Coast™ Character Pack) will include additional

Character Classes such as Bard (Deception), Druid (Devotion),

Ranger (Martial), and Warlock (Arcane).

RACE

The lands of the Forgotten Realms are populated by many

races: elves, dwarves, half-orcs, humans, and more. Your choice

of race will have an impact on the games you play. Both race and

Character Class create a final, unique set of Dragonfire stats.

The base game includes five races and four Character Classes

across a total of sixteen Character screens. Future expansions will

build on the possibilities of these combinations.

CLASS TYPES IN A GAME

For the most balanced game experience, a party should always

include all four Class Types: Arcane, Deception, Devotion, and Martial.

Yet players can choose from whatever Character screens are

available. If any Class Types are not present among the selected

Character screens, those must still be represented in the game.

Choose one or more players to represent the absent Class Types:

these players still select one Character screen as their primary

Class Type, but for the purposes of encounters, Skill Checks—

and any “Requires X Class” rules on Market cards—they are also

considered to be the second Class Type as well. (You can take both

Class Type markers as a reminder.) For example, if no one chooses

to be a Deception-based character, one of the players must take

a Deception Class Type marker in addition to their chosen Class

Type; this means they can buy and play “Requires Deception

Class” cards, any encounters that need to be placed in front of a

Deception character will face that player, and so on.

The only exception to the above rule is if a card specifically calls out

“primary Class Type” for its effect, then the second Class Type does

not count. For example, for the Old Enemies Dragonfire card, the

drawn encounter will only face the player if the encounter matches the

player’s primary Class Type, regardless of their second Class Type.

The game assumes that players will choose no more than two

of a Class Type per game; hence the two markers per Class Type. If

players wish to play more than two of a Class Type in a game they’ll

need to use some other means for tracking their movement as well

as determining first encounter placement.

DRAGONFIRE CARD

Each Dragonﬁre card has the following stats:

1. Name: The name of the card.

2. Flavor Text: Text to be read aloud when the card is revealed (has no rules effect).

3. Dragonﬁre Effect: The card’s primary effect, if any. These events change gameplay

during each round.

4. Continuous Effect Icon: Many effects have a continuous effect icon

as a

reminder that the card has an ongoing effect on the game. Continuous effects end

when the card leaves play.

5. Dragonﬁre Level Effect: The card’s secondary effect, if any (some cards may only

have this secondary effect). It triggers only when the Dragonﬁre level is at or above

the indicated threshold. This effect often enhances the primary effect.

6. Deadfall Effect Icon: Many effects have a Deadfall icon

. These icons are a

reminder that an effect triggers when the card is placed in the Dragonﬁre discard.

7. Card Number: Used to keep track of cards in a set.

8. Dragonﬁre Card Back

FRENZY

Each Humanoid encounter heals 1 level.

The Attack Strength of each Humanoid encounter increases by 1.

In addition, summon Humanoid (or any, if no Humanoid) from the

Secondary Encounter Deck and place that encounter facing the

character whose Class Type matches it. Then immediately

summon any from that deck and place the second encounter facing that

character (the second encounter has no gold value). Bury the rest.

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