Description Fill your week of dungeon creatures, scoring the most points in the process. Each creature has unique rules of play, with traps and spells cancelling scores and removing creatures, as well as lots of interaction between creature types. A short take-that strategic game. One deck is needed per two people playing. Contents Dungeon Days includes: 1 information card about Farplace Animal Rescue. 1 rules card. 14 days of the week cards. 39 play cards. How to Play Set Up Lay out the 7 days of the week cards in front of each player from Monday to Sunday. The 7 days in front of each player is known as their board. If more than 2 players are playing, you will need more decks. Shuffle the play cards thoroughly, using 1 deck for 2 players, more if you have more players. Deal 5 play cards to each player. Playing the Game The player who last watched played any other dungeon-themed game goes first. Each turn, you take one action Draw a card OR Play a card The card is drawn from the top of the deck Playing a card The rules are shown on each card A card is USUALLY played on your own board and on an empty day. Only when a card says ON ANY BOARD can it also be played on another player’s board When a card says ON TOP OF or ON is it played on top of another card, the card MUST be placed on top of another card, covering over its score. If it does not say ON TOP OF or ON, then it must usually be placed on an eligible empty day. The scores are on the top of each card, showing on both sides so both left-handed and right-handed players can look at their cards easily. There is no hand limit. Game End The game ends when one player has creature, on every day of the week possible. Usually this is seven days, unless they have days blocked by the Boulder Trap. You then add up the scores to see who wins. In the event of a tie, the player with the most cards on their board wins. In the event of a further tie, either have another game or agree a draw.
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