T. Rex

From a time when dinosaurs ruled the Earth When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth T. Rex. Watch out! She's closer than she appears Closer Than She Appears T. Rex.

Special ability Special ability The unique rule printed on a hero's character card. It is always in effect unless the card says otherwise.

T-Rex is a large fighter Fighter Any miniature or token you control on the battlefield — your hero plus any sidekicks.. (She can attack Attack An action that pits an attack value against a defense value to deal damage. Can be melee or ranged. up to 2 spaces Space A single position on the battlefield. Fighters occupy one space and move between connected spaces along printed lines. away.) At the end of your turn, draw Draw Take the top card of your action deck into your hand. a card. Large fighters have an extended base that can occupy up to two spaces. Large fighters may start moving from any space they are in. When they do, rotate them so that the head is moving into the new space. Their tail always follows behind their head, entering the space the left. Large fighters also ignore one-way arrows on maps and cannot use secret passages Passage A special board connection (such as a door or teleport) linking spaces that are not otherwise adjacent.. Large fighters can attack up to 2 spaces away, even over fighters that occupy one of those spaces.

At a glance

• Starting health Health A fighter's life total, tracked on a health dial. At zero health the fighter is defeated.: 27

• Move value Move value The number on a hero card showing the maximum spaces that fighter may maneuver in one turn.: 1

• Attack type: Melee Melee attack An attack that may only target an adjacent fighter.

Set-specific rules

Large Fighters

T. Rex is a large fighter. Only fighters identified as "large" on their character card Character card The card identifying a hero — it lists their move value, starting health and special ability. are considered large (Bigfoot, for example, is not).

T. Rex has a larger base and often occupies two spaces. When moving into a space, center the front of her base on the space; the back points toward the last adjacent Adjacent Two spaces connected by a single line. Melee attacks require the attacker and target to be adjacent. space she moved from. If her base overlaps any part of that space, she occupies both spaces. While in two spaces she is in all zones Zone A coloured region of the battlefield. Ranged attacks and many effects care about which zone a fighter is in. on both spaces and is adjacent to all spaces adjacent to either.