ReaverQuest Rage

Six random Rage cards are shuffled into the Fight deck before each game of ReaverQuest, making the combats of each game unique!

Glossary of Rage Cards

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BLADE BREAKER

• Must be played with a Deflect Card in Battle
  
  
• Opponent suffers -1 on all subsequent Fight card values (Attack, Deflect, Riposte) they play for the rest of the Round

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CRIMSON RAGE

• May be played immediately after suffering damage from any source
  
  
• Player is now +1 on all subsequent Fight cards (Attack, Deflect, Riposte) played for the rest of the Round

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MESMERIZE

• Must be played with an Attack Card in Battle
  
  
• Opponent must let Rage Player draw a random card from their hand as their Battle response:
  • If the card is a Riposte or Deflect card it is treated normally, and Battle continues
  • If a Rage card is drawn it counts as zero defense, and the opponent takes full damage
  • If an Attack card is drawn then both Players take full damage from the relevant Attack cards coming at them, and the round ends
    

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METEOR SWORD

• Must be played with an Attack card in Battle
  
  
• That Attack card is now treated as being Attack value 12
  

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WHIRLWIND STRIKE

• Must be played with two Attack cards in Battle
  
  
• Opponent must face both Attacks at the same time, using the cards in their hand
  • The Rage Attacker or inactive Player may respond to any Deflects or Ripostes as normal, treating the two Attacks as separate simultaneous events on the table
    

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PERFECT DEFLECT

• Must be played with a Deflect Card in Battle
  
  
• That Deflect card is now treated as being Deflect value 12

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PERFECT RIPOSTE

• Must be played with a Riposte Card in Battle
  
  
• That Riposte card is now treated as being Riposte value 12
  

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POISON BLADE

• Poison Blade must be played alone as an Attack
  
  
• Opponent cannot defend the Poison Blade, instead the following occurs:
  
  1. Opponent takes 1 damage that cannot be blocked
  2. Opponent will also take 1 automatic damage each subsequent time they are Attacked this Round
  3. The Battle then ends and the (poisoned) Opponent has initiative in the next Battle

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SMOKE BOMB

• Smoke Bomb must be played alone as an Attack
  
  
• Smoke Bomb does no damage, instead the following occurs:
  1. The Round ends and all players discard their cards
     
  2. New cards are dealt as normal
     
  3. The Smoke Bomb Player starts the next Round with first Initiative

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INVIGORATING TONIC

• Invigorating Tonic must be played alone as an Attack
  
  
• Invigorating Tonic does no damage, instead the following occurs:
  1. The Rage Attacker gains 3 Vigor
     
  2. The Battle ends
     
  3. The Player to the left of the Rage Attacker gains Initiative for the next Battle

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