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Victory requires obtaining the Grail Token and delivering it to a player’s Faction Town, while failure to secure it by the 13th Round ends the game for all. Timed events at rounds 6, 9, and 12 reshape the board and reward “Grail Knight” and non-titled heroes differently, while Obelisk visits drive Cleanse and Sacrifice paths that permanently restrict diplomacy.","C L A S H S C E N A R I O  \nBLOODY GRAIL  \nAuthor: Re4XN  \nSource: Archon Studios Discord  \nA lady clad in dark robes visits you in your dreams, offering you a golden chalice filled with blood-red wine. Waking up in a cold sweat, you decide to embark on a quest to find this unholy artifact.  \nSCENARIO LENGTH  \nThis Scenario is played over 13 Rounds.  \nPLAYER SETUP Player Count: 2 or 4  \nStarting Resources: 13 , 2 , 1   \nStarting Income: 10 , 0 , 0  Starting Units:  \n A “Pack” of the cheapest  Units  \n A “Few” of the most expensive  Units Town Buildings:  Dwelling  \nMap Tile Pool: Each player takes 2 random Far (II–III) Map Tiles, one of which must contain a Settlement  \nMAP SETUP  \nTake the following Map Tiles and arrange them as shown in the Scenario map layout:  \nFor a 2-player Scenario:  \n 2 × Starting (I) Map Tile  \n 4 × Near (IV–V) Map Tile, all of which must contain an Obelisk  \n 4 × Far (II–III) Map Tile, 2 of which must contain a Settlement  \n 1 × Center (VI–VII) Map Tile, which must contain the Grail Field  \nFor a 4-player Scenario:  \n 4 × Starting (I) Map Tile  \n 6 × Near (IV–V) Map Tile, 4 of which must contain an Obelisk  \n 8 × Far (II–III) Map Tile, 4 of which must contain a Settlement  \n 1 × Center (VI–VII) Map Tile, which must contain the Grail Field  \nNOTE: Before placing the Near Tiles, separate them into 2 piles (with and without an Obelisk) . Place them alternately so that the Tiles with an Obelisk are not placed adjacent to each other.  \nVICTORY CONDITIONS  \nTo win the Scenario, a Hero must obtain the Grail Token and bring it to their Faction Town.  \nDEFEAT CONDITIONS  \nIf the Grail is not obtained at least once by the end of the 13th Round, the game ends, and all players lose the Scenario.  \nIf the Grail Token has been obtained, the players gain additional time (until the end of the 16th Round) to bring the Grail to their Faction’s Town. Otherwise, all players lose the Scenario.  \nTIMED EVENTS 6th , 9th and 12th Rounds:  \n Remove all Black Cubes from every Water Wheel and Windmill on the map.  \n All players possessing the title of “Grail Knight” gain  .  \n All players who do not possess a title gain 2  .  \nADDITIONAL RULES  \nBefore this Scenario:  \n Split the Artifact Deck by rarity into 3 separate Decks (Minor, Major, and Relic) . A player may gain only Minor Artifacts on Starting or Far Tiles, Minor or Major Artifacts on Near Tiles, and Major or Relic  \nArtifacts on Center Tiles. During this Scenario:  \n When a player Visits an Obelisk, they must resolve one of the following effects:  \n1. [Cleanse] The player receives one of the following boons, depending on how many Obelisks they have Visited:  \n(a) [1st Obelisk] You gain a Secondary Hero. Place their model on this Field. If you already have one, gain 6  instead. Then, choose one enemy player to discard 1 random Card from their hand.  \n(b) [2nd Obelisk] Increase your , , or  income by 1 step.  \n(c) [3rd Obelisk] Roll 2  and choose  \n1 to resolve; then, gain  and  .  \n(d) [4th Obelisk] Remove up to 4 Cards from your hand, except Statistic Cards; then, search each corresponding Deck for a Card of your choice and put it in your hand.  \n2. [Sacrifice] Remove a * Faction Unit Card from your Unit Deck in exchange for:  \n(a) *: Gain 6 , 3 , and 1  . Additionally, if the Unit Card was on the“Pack” side, Search (4) the Minor Artifact Deck.  \n(b) *: Gain 12 , 6 , and 2  . Additionally, if the Unit Card was on the“Pack” side, Search (3) the Major Artifact Deck.  \n(c) *: Gain 18 , 9 , and 3  . Additionally, Search (2) the Relic Card Deck. Finally, if the Unit Card was on the “Pack” side, Search (2) the  Unit Deck; you may Recruit one of these Units for half the cost (rounded down) .  \n A player that chooses Sacrifice at an Obelisk gains the title of “Blood Knight.”Place a red Faction Cube on their Hero portrait to mark this effect. A Blood Knight may never choose the Cleanse option when Visiting an Obelisk.  \n A player that chooses Cleanse at an Obelisk gains the t","cbCailWnaTzgnJP4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailWnaTzgnJP4","pdf",2759616,5,"English","en",105,"# Scenario Length\n## Player Setup and Resources\n## Map Setup\n# Victory Conditions\n# Defeat Conditions\n# Timed Events\n# Additional Rules\n## Before the Scenario\n## Obelisk Effects: Cleanse and Sacrifice\n## Grail Token Acquisition and Delivery","[{\"question\":\"How do players win the Bloody Grail scenario?\",\"answer\":\"A Hero must obtain the Grail Token and bring it to their Faction Town.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if the Grail is not obtained by the end of the 13th Round?\",\"answer\":\"The game ends at that point, and all players lose the scenario.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key differences between Cleanse and Sacrifice when visiting an Obelisk?\",\"answer\":\"Cleanse grants the “Grail Knight” title and forbids choosing Sacrifice afterward, while Sacrifice grants the “Blood Knight” title and forbids choosing Cleanse afterward. 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