Duelists of Darkwana: Boudicca's character board

While this Support is on your side of the field, up to once, during each of your turns, you'll roll a six-sided die.

If the result is 4, you'll lower an opponent's hit points by 7.

That's over a third of a full health bar!

While Briona is on your side of the field, at the end of your turn, you MAY pay 5 Hit Points.

If you do, gain up to 2 attributes.

You may place these points anywhere you have room, and you don't have to invest them in the same attribute.

While this Support, Vesuvius, is on your side of the field, ANYTIME you gain hit points, you'll draw up to THREE cards!

This can put your opponents in a terrible position, because, as allowing Boudicca to net up to 3 cards will often make them think twice before attacking (as if her ability didn't do that already).

Nothing like fighting an opponent who gets stronger the more you hit them, am I right?

When you Play this Event, you'll target an opponent who will afterwards lose hit points equal to your Influence PLUS the number of cards on your side of the field (Supports and/or Items).

At it's floor, this card pokes an opponent for a measly point of damage (if you have 1 point in Influence and nothing on the field).

At it's ceiling, this Event can smack your opponent for 11 points!

If you're fighting Boudicca (say it with me, now), DO NOT LET HER FILL HER SIDE OF THE FIELD.

If you roll a die for any reason while this Level 3 Item is on your side of the field, you gain 1 hit point.

That might not sound impressive, but this can add up, given how often Boudicca rolls a die.

Note that Sick Bay itself does not cause you to roll a die.

ANOTHER effect must make you roll a die for Sick Bay's effect to trigger.

However, since Boudicca's ability makes her roll a die when attacked (if she survives the attack), she'll get a rebate on her lost hit points.

Combine this with Vesuvius, and you're opponents face an uphill battle.

While this Level 4 Item is on your side of the field, if you roll a die for any reason, at any time, and you roll a 3 or 4, you get to either:

Destroy 1 Item on the field, OR

Deal an opponent 3 points of damage.

Odin's Eye doesn't make you roll dice on its own.

You'll need another effect to cause you to roll a die to possibly trigger Odin's Eye.

Don't worry. You'll get plenty of chances.

While this Level 5 Item in on your side of the field, whenever you roll a die, you may add or subtract 1 from the result.

This massively increases the chances of your engines popping off.

(Art work coming soon)

Here's a way to widen the heath-gap between you and an opponent.

When you play this Event, you'll deal damage to an opponent equal to your Knowledge.

You'll ALSO gain hit points (you can't go higher than 20) equal to your Knowledge.

While that second part faces limitations, as a whole, Combat Medic could create up to a 10-point difference in your hit point total and your target's.

When you play this Event, you'll destroy a number of tokens on the field, up to as many as points you have in Combat.

Afterwards, shuffle your discard pile into your deck (not optional).

Note! Hoarder won't enter its discard pile until AFTER its effects resolve, so Hoarder won't cause you to shuffle Hoarder back into your deck when it makes you reload.

Only after you're done reloading, will Hoarder enter your emptied discard pile.

This is a great way to outpace your opponents, as they will spend most of an entire turn reloading, and here you are, doing it for free without losing stride or spending any actions.

When you play this Event, deal damage to an opponent equal to your Combat.

You may pay 4 hit points to repeat this.

You cannot pay extra to repeat this more than once.

If you choose to repeat this effect, you must do so immediately after the first instance of damage resolves.

Treat the second shot of damage as a separate instance, meaning anything that an attack would trigger gets triggered a 2nd time.

Anything that modifies (raises or lowers) ALL your attacks will do so to both instances.

Anything that would effect a single instance of damage will only affect 1 of those 2 instances of damage (probably the 1st, depending on that effect's exact wording).

When you play this Event, gain an attribute.

Then, roll a six-sided die.

If the result is LESS than your Combat, you'll deal 6 points of damage to 1 opponent.

It's always possible to get nothing from this card's 2nd effect.

However, you're guaranteed a point in 1 of your attributes, provided you have room somewhere for it.

With 1 point in Combat, you cannot (without using the Item, Loaded Dice) get this 2nd effect to pop in your favor.

Notice that you get that free attribute point 1st, though, meaning you can always choose to roll with at least 2 points in combat.

Even with a full bar (5 points) in Combat, there's still a slim chance you'll whiff.

However, imagine the gloriously stupid look on your opponent's face when you slap it for 6 points of damage right out the gate (if you can pull it off).

Be a gracious winner, now.

When you play this Event, draw a card.

Then, roll a six-sided die.

If the result is LESS than your Combat, you'll gain 2 actions (which might help you play that card you just drew).

Medicine Man can help you rip through your deck and search out exactly what you're looking for.

Like Higher Learning, it's possible to get nothing from this card's second effect, but you're promised a free card draw (unless you're deck's empty).

Pro tip!!! If you're playing draft mode (see "Other Modes of Play"), this card is pure gold, as it offers something sweet in any deck.