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Let me know any comments or criticisms on the new update!
*Update: Sep 30 @ 12:43pm*
-Added new Balanced Character mat art.
-Added new Balanced Asset Cards.
-Changed some colored Dice to match new gauge colors.
-Updated and added more rulebook pages.
6/20/2018 -
-Character balance pass. Buffed some heroes, nerfed some others.
-New System Failure system implemented for testing! When taking heat while already at 6, you must roll a Red Corruption die, if it shows a bug symbol you have to draw a System Failure event card which will set you back.
-New AI Bot system! Don't have any friends to play the game with? Toss in a couple AI Player cards and see if you can beat the computers! (They do not play by themselves, each Personality Type has it's own card with a unique order of operations.
-Rules have been updated for the new content.
Each player must individually pay to process a card blocked by Shield Block, correct?
Is Gretchen unaffected by her Chain Lightning ability?
A round is a full circle of players having the active player token.
When you have the active player token, you can play cards that others have a turn to process or use another action on. When all of your cards you have played have been gone through (everyone has had a turn on each card) You pass the active player token to your left and that player then plays cards and everyone gets an action turn for ech of their played cards.