Pixel Tactics: Devil's Advocate / Grimesby Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Card Text
  • Grimesby
  • Devil's Advocate
• Notes

Card Text

Grimesby

Upper section of the card, printed upright. Tape the Town Red. Printed attack value 2 (sword icon, top right) and life value 24 (shield icon, top right).

• At the end of each round, you may propose an alteration to the game's rules that will affect all players. If all players agree, the rule stands for this game. Otherwise, you may draw 2 cards.

Devil's Advocate

Lower section of the card, printed upside down for the opposing player. Title printed at the bottom of the card.

Power bands, listed top to bottom as they appear on the card:

• Purple band (Game Over): If your opponent agrees, the current game ends in a draw. Otherwise, draw 2 cards.
• Blue band: Attack: An opponent picks one for you to do: draw 2 cards, or apply 3 damage to a hero.
• Green band: Attack: An opponent defeats a hero in your unit, then you may defeat a hero in that opponent's unit.
• Red band: You determine the legal targets of your opponents' melee attacks against your unit.

Notes

• The card prints two halves as separate heroes on one card. The Grimesby half's ability is the single boxed paragraph printed upright at the top. The Devil's Advocate half's abilities are the four colour bands printed upside down beneath it.
• The bands marked with a bell icon (blue and green) are reproduced as printed. The bell icon carries no written text on the card, so it is not given a separate rule here.
• The card's icons are rendered as words in the transcription above: the target-and-sword icon in the red band as "melee attacks" and "legal targets", the skull icons in the green band as "defeats a hero", the red drop icons in the blue band as "3 damage", and the card-back icons in the blue and purple bands as "draw 2 cards".
• The lower-left corner of the card shows a crest icon and a sword icon with the number 1, printed upright. The card does not state what that number refers to, so it is not transcribed as a stat.
• Terms such as "Attack", "hero", "unit", "melee", "defeat", "draw" and "round" are used as defined in the base Pixel Tactics rulebook.