Attributes

Move :

How many squares a unit moves in a turn.

• You cannot move diagonally.
• You cannot stop on a occupied tile, unless it is Treasure.
• You cannot pass through a occupied tile unless it is a friendly unit, or treasure.
• Voluntarily falling only causes Fall Damage after the equivalent of your Jump height.
• You may leap across gaps the distance of 1 tile. The empty tile you are crossing counts towards your Move total.

Example:

105mm height would be rounded down to 90mm or 3 damage.

Jump :

Vertical limit of what tiles you can Move up to.

• Vertical movement does not consume Move unless otherwise stated.
• Each tile measures roughly 30mm cubed.
• If measurement is necessary, always round down.

Example:

105mm height would be rounded down to 90mm or 3 damage.

Health :

Current pool of hit points. At zero a unit is removed from game.

• When Health reaches 0, the unit is immediately removed from play.
• Health cannot exceed the unit's maximum value unless specified by abilities.
• Some abilities may restore Health during gameplay.

Example:

A unit with 3 Health takes 4 damage and is removed from the game.

Attack :

How much Health is removed from the target. Uses action.

Horizontal Attack:

Example:

Attack demonstration showing basic combat mechanics.

Vertical Attack:

• Downward Attack has no vertical restriction.
• Upward Attack has maximum reach of 2.
• Downward melee is rewarded with +1 damage to the total damage given, inversely attacking upwards has a penalty of -1 total damage.

Example:

Vertical attack demonstration showing upward and downward attack mechanics.

Reach :

How many tiles your Attack reaches.

Reach Mechanics:

• Reach of 1 is considered melee. That is, adjacent, non diagonal tiles, that can either be level or +1/-1 vertical (up one, down one).
• Reach beyond 2 uses a radius of attack, this is a rough circle around the unit attacking.

Example:

Reach 3 example where any orange tile is a valid target.

Area of Effect (AOE)

(Area of Effect) refers to attacks or abilities that hit multiple targets.Attack reaches.

AOE Mechanics:

• AOE behaves the same as Reach above but originates from the targeted tile.
• AOE 1 is a + shape, see example below
• AOE 3x3 is a 3 by 3 grid

Example:

AOE 3x3 demonstration showing a 3 by 3 grid area of effect.

Line of sight (LOS)

LOS is required unless attacker has this icon:

LOS Mechanics:

• Line of sight works by connecting a straight line through space from attacker to target.

If no other unit or terrain blocks this line then the Attack is valid.

Example:

Line of sight demonstration showing valid and invalid attack paths.

Push :

Force an target to move in this direction. This will cause an enemy to fall if pushed into open air.

Push is defined on cards by things like: B2, R1. etc.

B & R being the direction, and the number representing total tiles Pushed.

• B = Back
• R = Right
• L = Left
• F = Forward (Attacker & Target swap tiles)

Direction is in relation to the attacker's position.

Example:

Push example showing B2 (Blue square) and L2 (Green square) target positions.

Fall Damage:

Fall damage is 1 damage per 1 vertical tile.

Fall Damage Mechanics:

• Each tile measures roughly 30mm cubed.
• If measurement is necessary, always round down.

Example:

105mm height would be rounded down to 90mm or 3 damage.