Map Terrain

Spaces and Terrain

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The map has hexagonal spaces. Each hero is represented by their standee, which is always placed in a space.

Only one hero can be in each space.

Terrain

Each space has one terrain type, shown by a symbol in one corner of the space. Most spaces have no symbol. These are Clear.

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Map Edge

The map edge is off limits, solid Wall.

Adjacency

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The rules commonly refer to heroes that are adjacent. Normally, adjacent means being in any of the six surrounding spaces next to the hero’s space. But there are two exceptions:

- A Wall without an entrance shown between the spaces prevents adjacency.

- Heroes inside a Dome are not adjacent to any space.

A hero inside a Dome is in a dark enclosure, easily heard but not seen.

A is adjacent to B and C. C is adjacent to D and A.

B is adjacent to A. Walls block B from being adjacent to C and D.

E is inside a Dome, and so is isolated, adjacent to no space.

Adventure Spaces

Adventure spaces contain a gold adventure plaque. These are always Clear spaces.

Walls and Caverns

Walls

Walls are impenetrable barriers such as rock, thick-walled structures, or trunks of giant trees. They are shown by black borders or areas. The edge of the map is also a wall.

Caverns

Caverns are areas enclosed by walls. That enclosure is called a cavern. Cavern spaces are always Clear spaces.

Caverns have distinct entrances shown by a pink doorway symbol. These are the only ways to get into a cavern.

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