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Project website github.com/qwrtln/Homm3BG-mission-book
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\hommtable[]{7}{ \centering \medskip \newcommand{\bronze}[0]{\svgunit[12]{bronze}} \newcommand{\silver}[0]{\svgunit[12]{silver}} \newcommand{\golden}[0]{\svgunit[12]{golden}} \newcommand{\azure}[0]{\svgunit[12]{azure}} \begin{tabularx}{\linewidth}{XXXX} \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{bronze}} \textbf{Easy}} & \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{silver}} \textbf{Normal}} & \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{golden}} \textbf{Hard}} & \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{azure}} \textbf{Impossible}}\\ \lightcell[1.6]{No additional\\changes} & \lightcell[1.6]{\raisebox{-.25\height}{\includegraphics[height=15px]{\images/hp.png}} 18} & \lightcell[1.6]{\raisebox{-.25\height}{\includegraphics[height=15px]{\images/hp.png}} 26} & \lightcell[1.6]{\raisebox{-.25\height}{\includegraphics[height=15px]{\images/hp.png}} 32 \\ +1 Mirage} \\ \end{tabularx} }
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{ \textbf{\MakeUppercase{Boss: Faerie Dragon {\scriptsize Requires Rampart Expansion}}} \medskip \textit{Faerie Dragons are deceptively cute, but in truth, are mischievous tricksters. Little is known about these notorious troublemakers. What is known is found more in storybooks than magical tomes. Some say they are invisible. Some say they can cast spells. Some say Magic Mirror is one of their natural defensive traits. } \medskip \textbf{Fighting the Faerie Dragon:} \begin{enumerate} \item Place 2 Faerie Dragon Cards on the battlefield. Ignore their abilities. \item Place 1 Dendroid Card from the \svg{silver} Neutral Units Deck onto the battlefield, and place 3 additional Cards face down to represent the other 3 Dendroids. \end{enumerate} \medskip \textbf{Rules:} \begin{itemize} \item The Faerie Dragon is immune to basic Spells. \item The Faerie Dragon can cast up to two different Spells per battle Round. \item All Spells are displayed visibly next to the Combat Board: \begin{enumerate} \item The first Spell is \textit{Lightning}. \item The second Spell is \textit{Cure}. \item For the third Spell, the Faerie Dragon randomly picks an expert Spell from the Spell Deck, excluding Map \svg{map} Spells. If a Map \svg{map} Spell is picked, draw another Spell. \end{enumerate} \item \textit{Trickster:} In the first Round of the battle, the first targeted Faerie Dragon is a mere mirage. It inflicts damage, but disappears from the battlefield when hit by an enemy. \item Dendroids' Ability: Each Dendroid holds a key to the Faerie Dragon's power. After the second Dendroid dies, start removing one Spell from the Faerie Dragon's spellbook, beginning with the third Spell. Decrease the dragon's Spell Empowerment \svg{empower} by one (starting from its maximum) upon vanquishing the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Dendroids. When there are no Dendroids left, the dragon loses the ability to cast Spells. \end{itemize} }
{ \textbf{\MakeUppercase{Boss: Faerie Dragon {\scriptsize Requires Rampart Expansion}}} \medskip \textit{Faerie Dragons are deceptively cute, but in truth, are mischievous tricksters. Little is known about these notorious troublemakers. What is known is found more in storybooks than magical tomes. Some say they are invisible. Some say they can cast spells. Some say Magic Mirror is one of their natural defensive traits. } \medskip \textbf{Fighting the Faerie Dragon:} \begin{enumerate} \item Place 2 Faerie Dragon Cards on the battlefield. Ignore their abilities. \item Place 1 Dendroid Card from the \svg{silver} Neutral Units Deck onto the battlefield, and place 3 additional Cards face down to represent the other 3 Dendroids. \end{enumerate} \medskip \textbf{Rules:} \begin{itemize} \item The Faerie Dragon is immune to basic Spells. \item The Faerie Dragon can cast up to two different Spells per battle Round. \item All Spells are displayed visibly next to the Combat Board: \begin{enumerate} \item The first Spell is \textit{Lightning}. \item The second Spell is \textit{Cure}. \item For the third Spell, the Faerie Dragon randomly picks an expert Spell from the Spell Deck, excluding Map \svg{map} Spells. If a Map \svg{map} Spell is picked, draw another Spell. \end{enumerate} \item \textit{Trickster:} In the first Round of the battle, the first targeted Faerie Dragon is a mere mirage. It inflicts damage, but disappears from the battlefield when hit by an enemy. \item Dendroids' Ability: Each Dendroid holds a key to the Faerie Dragon's power. After the second Dendroid dies, start removing one Spell from the Faerie Dragon's spellbook, beginning with the third Spell. Decrease the dragon's Spell Empowerment \svg{empower} by one (starting from its maximum) upon vanquishing the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Dendroids. When there are no Dendroids left, the dragon loses the ability to cast Spells. \end{itemize} }
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\hommtable[]{9}{ \centering \medskip \newcommand{\bronze}[0]{\svgunit[12]{bronze}} \newcommand{\silver}[0]{\svgunit[12]{silver}} \newcommand{\golden}[0]{\svgunit[12]{golden}} \newcommand{\azure}[0]{\svgunit[12]{azure}} \begin{tabularx}{\linewidth}{XXXX} \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{bronze}} \textbf{Easy}} & \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{silver}} \textbf{Normal}} & \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{golden}} \textbf{Hard}} & \darkcell{\raisebox{-.2\height}{\svgunit[20]{azure}} \textbf{Impossible}}\\ \lightcell[2.5]{No additional\\changes} & \lightcell[2.5]{\raisebox{-.25\height}{\includegraphics[height=15px]{\images/hp.png}} 20} & \lightcell[2.5]{\raisebox{-.25\height}{\includegraphics[height=15px]{\images/hp.png}} 32} & \lightcell[2.5]{\raisebox{-.25\height}{\includegraphics[height=15px]{\images/hp.png}} 40 \\ +1 to Corrosion armor decrease} \\ \end{tabularx} }
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{ \textbf{\MakeUppercase{Boss: Rust Dragon {\scriptsize Requires Fortress Expansion}}} \medskip \textit{Rust Dragons are known to hunt Gorgons, and live and feed in sulfur mines. With this appetite, Rust Dragons spew a concentrated acid as their primary attack. This acid is capable of eating through the strongest armor, lowering the defense of its target while inflicting further damage. } \medskip \textbf{Fighting the Rust Dragon:} \begin{enumerate} \item Place the Rust Dragon Miniature/Card on the battlefield. Ignore its ability. \item Prepare four spare M\&M Deck Cards to mark pools of acid. \end{enumerate} \medskip \textbf{Rules:} \begin{itemize} \item The Rust Dragon is immune to basic Spells. \item \textit{Corrosive Vomit:} The Rust Dragon has a powerful crowd control ability that allows it to spew four pools of sulfuric acid onto the battlefield \textit{at the beginning} of each Combat Round. Use M\&M Deck Cards placed face down to mark their locations. \item The Rust Dragon cannot place pools on the same Fields as in the previous Round. Mark the Fields with spare Faction Cubes to indicate where the pools were located. \item The pools of sulfuric acid block battlefield Fields and impede movement for one Round only. They serve as Obstacles for both players and the Dragon. \item The Rust Dragon's passive ability, \textit{Corrosion}, decreases an enemy Unit's armor by 2 with each attack. Place a spare Faction Cube on the Unit's Card to indicate this effect. Corrosion stacks up to -4 \svg{defense}. \end{itemize} }
{ \textbf{\MakeUppercase{Boss: Rust Dragon {\scriptsize Requires Fortress Expansion}}} \medskip \textit{Rust Dragons are known to hunt Gorgons, and live and feed in sulfur mines. With this appetite, Rust Dragons spew a concentrated acid as their primary attack. This acid is capable of eating through the strongest armor, lowering the defense of its target while inflicting further damage. } \medskip \textbf{Fighting the Rust Dragon:} \begin{enumerate} \item Place the Rust Dragon Miniature/Card on the battlefield. Ignore its ability. \item Prepare four spare M\&M Deck Cards to mark pools of acid. \end{enumerate} \medskip \textbf{Rules:} \begin{itemize} \item The Rust Dragon is immune to basic Spells. \item \textit{Corrosive Vomit:} The Rust Dragon has a powerful crowd control ability that allows it to spew four pools of sulfuric acid onto the battlefield \textit{at the beginning} of each Combat Round. Use M\&M Deck Cards placed face down to mark their locations. \item The Rust Dragon cannot place pools on the same Fields as in the previous Round. Mark the Fields with spare Faction Cubes to indicate where the pools were located. \item The pools of sulfuric acid block battlefield Fields and impede movement for one Round only. They serve as Obstacles for both players and the Dragon. \item The Rust Dragon's passive ability, \textit{Corrosion}, decreases an enemy Unit's armor by 2 with each attack. Place a spare Faction Cube on the Unit's Card to indicate this effect. Corrosion stacks up to -4 \svg{defense}. \end{itemize} }
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