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Equipment

Equipment Cards

Equipment governs a character’s combat capabilities. Characters

begin the game with basic equipment but will nd better

equipment as the game progresses. Each equipment card

includes the following information.

1. Name

2. Illustration

3. Actions

4. Card Type

5. Equipment Slot

6. Range

7. Stat Requirements

8. Block

9. Resist

10. Dodge

11. Upgrade Slots

12. Set Symbol

Equipment Modifiers

Some equipment cards have dice modiers that add a xed value

to the die roll or subtract a xed value from the die roll.

Embers

When the players nd an Ember card in the

treasure deck, place an Ember token on the

character board of one of the characters. While

a character has an Ember token, if that character

suers 3 or more damage from an attack, reduce

the damage by 1. When the party is defeated in an encounter

and forced to rest at the bonre, discard all Ember tokens.

A character can never have more than one Ember token. In the

rare case that the players nd an Ember card in the treasure deck

when all characters already have an Ember token, shue the

Ember card into the treasure deck and draw a new treasure card

to replace it (without spending an additional soul).

For example: e 3 Stamina attack on the Estoc is shown above.

is attack would use three black dice and subtract 1 from the

total rolled. If a player rolls a 2, a 1, and a blank on the dice, the

nal result is 2 damage (3 on the dice roll – 1 for the modier).

Upgrade Cards

Upgrades are a type of equipment

card that enhance other equipment

cards rather than beneting the

character directly. Each weapon and

armour equipment card has a slot

showing whether that item

can hold zero, one, or two upgrades.

When an item is upgraded, place

the upgrade card beneath the item

so that the upgrade’s rules are

visible. (see ‘Blacksmith Andre’,

p.14).

Weapon upgrades

provide bonuses to weapon cards

and armour upgrades

provide bonuses to armour cards .

An equipment card’s actions represent an attack or special eect

used during an encounter (see ‘Character Attacks’, p.22).

Each equipment card has a card type with one of several icons

designating that card as starting equipment, common treasure,

class treasure, etc. (see ‘Treasure Deck’, p.9).

While equipped, an item takes up an equipment slot on the

character board. Armour cards

go into the armour slot. One-

handed weapon cards

go into either the left-hand slot or the

right-hand slot. Two-handed weapon cards

go into either the

left-hand slot or the right hand slot and require the other slot to

be empty. A character can hold up to three weapon cards

at a time; all of these weapon cards that are not in hand slots go

into the backup slot

, which is the only slot that can hold more

than one weapon. Weapons in the backup slot provide additional

options during encounters (see ‘Character Activations’, p.22).

An equipment card’s range determines the base range from

which it can attack enemies or assist allies. Note that actions

on some equipment cards specify a dierent range than that

equipment card’s base range.

Equipment cards have stat requirements that must be met (or

exceeded) for a character to use that equipment card.

An equipment card’s Block, Resist, and Dodge values help

protect the character from damage during encounters (see

‘Enemy Attacks’, p.25).

e upgrade slots determine how many times the equipment

card can be upgraded at Blacksmith Andre (p.14), and the

set symbol shows which Dark Souls™: e Board Game set the

equipment card came from.

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