I don't have it in front of me, but I can tell you that for the Horde cards the defense value increases one for each card/level starting at 3 and going up to at least 11, I think. The VP and card text is the same for each (copy of the defense 3 guy you have listed). But I don't remember about the gold value.

I believe the Divine Healer (level 2) gets a power boost for each Disease or Monster trophy revealed.

The rolling boulder trap is an absolute royal pain, btw, that is some majorly destructive stuff in a 2-player game! You can lose 3 heroes by yourself if you're unlucky.

I'll try to post more later when I can check my cards.

Almost forgot this guy.

Dark Champion (x 1)
Type: Doomknight Guardian
Defense: 12 XP: 3 VP: 4
Gold Value: 1 Light: –
Card Text: Cannot be removed from the Dungeon Hall unless defeated.
Breach: Move the Dark Champion to Rank 0. Each turn that the Dark Champion remains in Rank 0, the active player must destroy one card from his hand at the end of his turn.


This does not go in the Doomknight deck; it's a Dungeon Feature, like traps, that occasionally gets added to the Dungeon deck.

Village Cards

Illusory Blade
Type: Spell
Cost: 3; Gold Value: 0; Weight: 0
Light: 0; VPs: –
Text: Dungeon: Draw any one Weapon from the Village and equip it to a Hero meeting the Strength requirement. Destroy the Weapon after the battle.

Thank you, Zedsdead!

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I am really looking forward to the expansion, and overall it looks good, but I do have some concerns about mechanics issues. The Diin heroes and Illusory Blade are going to completely kill 5 player games, where some heroes and weapons were already difficult to acquire. Also, some of the Golems pretty much require fighters, or combos with strength boosters. I guess this wouldn't be such a big issue, but strength is otherwise a pretty useless statistic. If these monsters come up randomly without fighters, it is going to be a pretty painful game.

how do you keep track of the hordes defense level to know what it's current strength is?

If you turned over the Horde Monster Randomizer card, you will need to build a separate Horde Deck (see “The Horde” on page 7).

The Horde are a special breed of Monster card which grows stronger and stronger the more often you fight them. The Horde has two card types: the first are the placeholder cards, which have a “0” for all game stats and no card text. If the Horde is being used in the game, all the placeholder cards are shuffled into the Dungeon Deck like normal Monster cards.

The other cards are used to create a separate Horde Deck. Arrange these cards face up in order of Health, from 3 to 12 — with the 3 on top of the deck and the 12 on the bottom. Do not shuffle the Horde Deck. Place the Horde Deck next to the Dungeon Hall.