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Ghost Stories: Promo Pack

Expansion for Ghost Stories

Ghost Stories: Promo Pack Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Crazy Shaman
  • Chuck No-Rice
  • Jean-Claude Van-Rice
  • Steven Qi-Gal
  • B-Rice Lee

Crazy Shaman

The Crazy Shaman is an additional ghost. If you wish to face him, add his card to the ghosts and remove an extra one randomly before preparing the draw pile.

Resistance: 2 (black)

Left Stone: as soon as he comes into play, this Ghost prevents the use of all Taoist powers (use the Inactive Powers markers).

Central Stone: at the beginning of each of the Yin Phases of the board on which he is (Taoist or Neutral board), this Ghost moves clockwise to the next free Ghost space. If there are no free spaces, it does not move.

Right Stone: when this Ghost is exorcised, the active player gains 1 Qi OR 1 Yin-Yang.

Chuck No-Rice

Left stone: When Chuck No-Rice comes into play, all the ghost (Wu-Feng included) on his board are killed (no reward and no curse). Chuck No-Rice needs no help!

Central stone: At the beginning of each turn of the board, all the taoist located in one of the 3 tiles in front of Chuck lose one QI. Chuck No-Rice likes to give.

Right stone: Autograph (no effect, no reward) The autograph is the best reward of all.

Jean-Claude Van-Rice

Left stone: Jean-Claude is aware. When he enters play, he is sideways and thus fills 2 adjacent (ghost) spaces. Place this card perpendicular to the board. Jean-Claude is green, if the green board is filled place him on any board as normal. In a situation where there aren't 2 free adjacent spaces due to Buddha or Ghosts, Jean-Claude makes space next to a free space and sends the ghost or Buddha to the discard pile or the Temple. Right stone effects are ignored for Ghosts discarded in this manner. Jean-Claude cannot eliminate another Incarnation of Wu-Feng this way. To defeat him, players must break both his legs: his left leg has a 3 Blue resistance and his right 4 Green (his right leg is stronger). To send him to the discard pile, an exorcism must be successful on each of his two legs (the order has no importance). When one of his legs is broken, he moves fully on to the space for the remaining leg, leaving an open space.

Right stone: When both of his legs are broken, he leaves play and gives an apple to the active player (reward). This "apple" is considered to be an Artifact. An apple is good for the body and it's full of pectin, but it can spoil! During his Yang Phase, the player can discard the apple to return any Taoist (including himself) to 3 QI. Be careful - if another Wu-Feng comes into play before the apple is used, the apple has spoiled and it must be discarded with no effect. The apple cannot be used on a dead Taoist.

Steven Qi-Gal

Translated from the French rules sheet by the transcriber (see the source note above).

Steven Qi-Gal is a new (sexy) incarnation of Wu-Feng! It may only be used with the White Moon expansion (with or without Black Secret).

Resistance: 3 (white)

Steven is a being of exceptional purity: only the colour white is able to affect him. Taoists therefore benefit only from the white faces of the Tao dice, the weakening mantra and the Moon crystals to exorcise him.

Ability (Left Stone): Steven cannot help being magnanimous... When he comes into play, the Taoists may shelter a Villager, following the usual rules.

Ability (Right Stone): Steven is an enlightened entity... When Steven is exorcised, he is replaced by a Buddha (taken from the Buddhist Temple tile if it is in play, otherwise from the box). If both Buddhas are already in play, move one of them to the space previously occupied by Steven.

B-Rice Lee

Toughness: 5 (yellow)

WAAATAAA: when B-Rice Lee arrives in play he's doing the death-cry frightening the most powerfull taoïsts. Active player roll 4 tao dices. For each Black or Yellow, a player must loose 1 Qi. Lost Qi can be split between players and neutral boards, players agree who's losing Qi. If players can't agree, each player and each neutral board loose 1 Qi (total 4).

B-Rice's Nunchaku: a Taoïst killing B-rice Lee do not discard B-rice card but he keep it infront of him and he will be able to use the B-Rice nunchaku on his coming rounds. Nunchaku is a single-use Artefact, it allows his owner to succeed an exorcism without rolling dice or spending tao-tokens (but it can't kill a Wu-Feng incarnation). Once Artefact used, B-Rice is discarded. It's not possible to use it after rolling dice, you must choose to use it at the begining of your exorcism. Be carefull, the killed ghost right-stone still active (rewards / curse).