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Be the last player left standing and you win!  \nPlay as one of four different characters. Each character’s tricks, gear, and skills are represented by a deck of cards.  \nContents  \n• 4 hit point trackers • 4 reference cards  \n• 4 hit point tokens • 16 damage tokens  \n• Four 28-card decks  \nThe First Time You Play  \nPop the cardboard tokens out of the frame, then open both packs of cards and separate them by color.  \nGet Ready  \n1. Choose one of the four character decks.  \n2. Take the hit point tracker, hit point token, and reference card that match your deck, and set them on the table in front of you.  \n3. Put a token on the number  on your hit point counter.  \n4. Shuffle the rest of your deck and put it on the table face down. Your play area should look something like this:  \nLet’s Battle!  \nEveryone draws three cards, and the youngest player goes first. Here’s what to do on your turn:  \n1. Draw a card from your deck.  \n2. Play a card from your hand by putting it onto the table in front of you. Sometimes you can play more than one card in a turn, but you have to play at least one.  \n3. Put all the cards you played this turn into your discard pile unless they have the  symbol on them. Cards with the  \n symbol stay on the table in front of you until they are destroyed—then they also goto the discard pile.  \n4. Pass the turn to the player on your left.  \nHit Points  \nEach player starts the game with 10 hit points. Whenever you play a card that deals damage to another player, they lose hit points (unless they have a card with a  symbol) . When you take damage, move the token on your hit point tracker to show how many hit points you have left. If your hit points drop down to zero (the  symbol), you’re knocked out.  \nWinning the Game  \nUse your cards to deal damage to your opponents, and try not to take any damage yourself. The game ends when only one player is still in the game. That player is the winner!  \nSometimes a card can knockout many players atthe sametime. If no players are left in the game, then it’s a tie—so get ready to battle again!  \nCard Types  \nAttack  \nAttack cards do damage to your opponents, and each character has their own unique attacks.  \nWhen you play an Attack card, choose one player (or Defense card) as the target of that attack. That player loses one hit point for each  symbol on the card (unless they have a Defense card in play—see examples below).  \nDefense  \nDefense cards protect you by taking damage for you. Here’s everything you need to know about them:  \nF The number of  symbols on a Defense card is the amount of damage that card can take.  \nF When you play a Defense card, place it face up on the table in front of you. It stays there until it is destroyed.  \nF Put a damage token on one of the  symbols for each point of damage it takes. When there are no  symbols left, that card is destroyed and goes into the discard pile.  \nF You can have more than one Defense card protecting you, and Attack cards can’t deal any damage to you until all your Defense cards are destroyed.  \nF If an attack card deals more than enough damage to destroy one of your Defense cards, any extra damage goes through to your other Defense cards. Once your last Defense card is destroyed, any extra damage goes through to you.  \nDraw  \nPlaying Draw cards lets you draw extra cards. When you play a Draw card, put one card into your hand for each  symbol on that card.  \nHealing  \nHealing cards let you recover from damage. When you play a Healing card, you get one hit point back for each  symbol on that card.  \nPlay Again  \nPlay Again cards let you play more cards on your turn. When you play a Play Again card, you can play one extra card for each  symbol on the card. Remember, the extra cards you play for each  symbol can also be Play Again cards!  \nYour turn won’t end until you have played a card for each  symbol on the cards you have used that tu","cbCaiu4iJIfoBJP4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu4iJIfoBJP4","pdf",16495728,"English","# The First Time You Play\n# Get Ready\n# Let’s Battle!\n# Hit Points\n# Winning the Game\n# Card Types\n## Attack\n## Defense\n## Draw\n## Healing\n## Play Again\n## Combinations\n## Mighty Powers\n# Credits","[{\"question\":\"How do you take a turn in Dungeon Mayhem?\",\"answer\":\"On your turn, draw one card, then play at least one card from your hand onto the table. Move all played cards to the discard pile unless they have the shield symbol, then pass the turn to the player on your left.\"},{\"question\":\"How do hit points and knockouts work?\",\"answer\":\"Each player starts with 10 hit points. 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