PIZZA PARTY
After you attack or scheme, draw 1 card.
Your starting and maximum hand size is 3.
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Special abilitySpecial abilityThe unique rule printed on a hero's character card. It is always in effect unless the card says otherwise.
PIZZA PARTY
AfterAfter combatAn AFTER COMBAT effect resolves once damage from the combat has been dealt. you attackAttackAn action that pits an attack value against a defense value to deal damage. Can be melee or ranged. or schemeSchemeA scheme action: play a scheme (purple) card from your hand to resolve its non-combat effect., drawDrawTake the top card of your action deck into your hand. 1 card.
Your starting and maximum handHandThe cards a player holds. You start with five and may hold up to seven, discarding down at the end of your turn. size is 3.
At a glance
Starting healthHealthA fighter's life total, tracked on a health dial. At zero health the fighter is defeated.: 14
Move valueMove valueThe number on a hero card showing the maximum spaces that fighter may maneuver in one turn.: 3
Attack type: MeleeMelee attackAn attack that may only target an adjacent fighter.
SidekicksSidekickA secondary fighter represented by a token. A sidekick can be defeated without ending the game.
April O'neil: RangedRanged attackAn attack that may target any fighter in the same zone, not just an adjacent one., 6 health, move 3.
Set-specific rules
Pizza Party
As Mikey, you only draw 3 cards at the start of the game (instead of 5), and must discard down to 3 cards (instead of 7) at the end of your turn.
DuringDuring combatA DURING COMBAT effect resolves after immediate effects and before attack and defense values are compared. your turn, each time you attack or play a scheme (with either Mikey or April), you must draw 1 card. This includes using a versatileVersatileA card that may be played as either an attack or a defense. card to attack.
Golden rule: whenever this heroHeroYour primary fighter, with a character card, special ability and unique deck. If your hero is defeated, you lose.’s card text contradicts a general rule, the card wins.