DungeonCrawl

9 water tiles 13 gold tiles 10 food tiles 10 wood tiles 3 garden tiles 3 island shrine cave tiles wooden pieces ( 5 colors ) resource cards army ( supremacy ) navy ( supremacy ) black battle dice or 4d6 Navy - Must be placed on a unoccupied space adjacent to the explorer. They can only be placed in a water tile. - cost 1 gold , 1 wood - move 1 gold Army - Must be placed on a unoccupied space adjacent to the explorer. They can be placed in any land tile - cost 1 gold , 1 food - move 1 gold Movements and attacks Explorer can cross water tiles as if it is a land tile ( gold , food , wood , garden ). It can only cross a water tile with its own navy. Army can attack navy. Navy can only move to a unoccupied space ( water ). Navy can attack army in a adjacent tile. Navy can attack navy in a adjacent tile. Navy can attack fort and farmhouse in a adjacent tile. Explorer can attack all other units in a adjacent tile. The player who controls the 4 shrines wins the game and/or dominates all

The Precipice, Elemental Plane of Air The Djinn outpost wasn’t too far away from the Precipice. The infinite wall of ice was clearly visible in the distance, though the air was much warmer. Sapphire could see that the city was built on what appeared to be a large slab of elemental ice, with structures on both sides of the slab. The architecture of the djinn city was like nothing she had ever seen or even imagined. On Terriana the construction of the tunnels was simple and functional, with only a few archways or fountains that one might consider artistic. The buildings tended to be nothing more than square or round structures limited in size by the chamber in which they were built. In contrast, the djinn architecture consisted of flowing lines, graceful curves and soring towers that seemed impossibly thin. The people that inhabited this city looked human enough, except for their incredible beauty. The Djinn were dressed in flowing, brightly colored silks that caught the air as they